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The dysfunction in Washington was in full view recently as, for the first time in American history, the House of Representatives voted to remove its speaker mid-term. This was accomplished …
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By Khale Lenhart
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10/26/23
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At the beginning of the month, I left with my family for the mountains on a week-long hunting trip. Being able to step away from the everyday hustle was a really welcome reset for myself and my …
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By Laura Lejeune
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10/26/23
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How do you know who God is? There is a great disconnect in our best guess of who God is and who God really is if we don’t know what the Bible (God’s word) says. You can know who God is by …
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By Hunter Christner
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10/26/23
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How is it that perfectly rational people believe blatant lies and liars?”
That was my cousin’s question. We were sitting on her back porch soaking up the warmth of an autumn …
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By Pat Stuart
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10/24/23
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Since Joe Biden was inaugurated, he has undermined our sound energy policy and our national security. Emboldened adversaries are a predictable consequence of American weakness, and President Biden's …
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By John Barrasso and Cathy McMorris Rodgers
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10/24/23
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A woman once wrote, “I love when my husband says ‘Correct me if I’m wrong,’ like I would pass up that opportunity.”
A few years ago, a woman who has remained …
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By Trena Eiden
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10/19/23
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The white cane is not just a tool that can be used to achieve independence; it is also the symbol of the blind citizens in our society. To honor the many achievements of blind and visually impaired …
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By Sherry Leinen
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10/19/23
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It’s October! For me, October holds many wonderful memories of homemade Halloween costumes, spooky movies, and of course those cartoon TV specials come to mind while pumpkin spice lattes arrive …
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By Janita Krayniak
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10/19/23
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Frano Nosic had reached the end of his rope. His pregnant wife, Merima, and two children had fled their home in war-torn Sarajevo, later to be interned at a “refugee” camp on the Serbian …
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By Mark Davis
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10/17/23
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Our troupe of six flatlanders completed its mission to spend a week wandering around and up-and-down your backyard. We were blessed with spectacular fall weather; the mornings and evenings were cool, …
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By Steve Moseley
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10/12/23
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When I open my browser to see what developments are occurring around the world, often, when news concerning our national Congress appears, there is an unfortunate anxiety about the conduct of …
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By Daniel Singh
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10/12/23
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One of the most cherished teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is that all human beings are children of a loving heavenly Father. A beloved hymn starts out, “I am a …
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By Scott Williams
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10/12/23
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I’m like the person who said, “If I were lost and all I had was a compass, I would remain lost.” We were in Florida visiting our kids when Covid was winding down. Gar and I …
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By Trena Eiden
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10/10/23
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October is a colorful month of the year. Autumn colors are everywhere — orange, brown, green. But there is also a lot of pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This is a very important month …
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By Carletta Collins
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10/10/23
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It seemed like a good idea. It still does, actually. I was at a Sip and Paint with a group of friends, laughing as we sipped our wine, nibbled on cheese and crackers, and played with …
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By Pat Stuart
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10/5/23
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Change is inevitable. Now, I don’t know how that statement strikes you. For some it will bring shivers of anxiety and maybe even fear. For some of us more unstable folks, it may elicit a sense …
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By Jon Allen
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10/5/23
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Recently, legislative leaders have taken to the pages of Wyoming newspapers to brag about the size of the state’s savings account. During a time of unprecedented inflation and out of control …
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By Rachel Rodriguez-Williams
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10/5/23
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Constitution Day was Sept. 17. For over 200 years, the Constitution has provided an outline for our system of government and protections from the same. As I think about what the Constitution means to …
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By David Hill
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10/3/23
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As we savor the cool breeze that marks the end of another growing season and the beginning of autumn, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on the growth of Park County Open Lands, your first …
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By Alex Few
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10/3/23
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Last January Gar went to Texas for the winter while I stayed home and worked because I don’t know how long we’re going to live and I like to eat real regular. Wintertime where we live …
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By Trena Eiden
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9/28/23
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