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The new Northwest College student center construction has a ways to go, but already the final design can be envisioned amongst the beams and openings for windows.  And let me tell you, … more
In 2008 I brought a classic New York-style cheesecake to a Super Bowl party with my fiancé’s brother and his family. My future brother-in-law was hoping to see history — the … more
Over the past few years, the Powell Tribune has covered a few teen entrepreneurs. Every community has kids who excel at sports, science, or academics, but Powell has an unusual amount of kids running … more
The Nov. 8 general election in Park County School District 1 had intense back and forth in the local races for school district trustee positions that often appeared to represent followings with rival … more
The City of Powell is so right to take the hiring of a new police chief seriously. This is, after all, the top law enforcement official in the city, the face of the department and someone who should … more
In today’s world, with social media firestorms, a widening partisan divide and a worrying breakdown in civility infecting some of the populace (thankfully not too much here), who would … more
In Cody, pickleball players regularly take over much of the large gym at the rec center, creating seven courts and playing throughout the morning. In Powell, unfortunately, players are left with … more
In the late 1800s, before he began his meteoric rise to the presidency, Theodore Roosevelt served as a police commissioner in New York City. Being a progressive Republican, he managed to ruffle … more
The National Center for Pay Equity promotes Equal Pay Day every year as the symbolic day when women will have earned as much as men did in the previous year. This year it was March 15. The stated … more
If you haven’t yet gone over to the Park County Fairgrounds, why not? We’re in the midst of the county fair here in Powell and I dare you to name something dripping with more good, … more
The most recent spat of below-zero temps, snow and wind, led to some horrific road conditions around the state and led to a pair of tragedies for our region. On Feb. 24, Shannah and Wendy Nelson died … more
Legislators: remember what you heard and what you said about lowering property taxes. The issue isn’t going away. Candidates in the 2022 primary election heard from voters that rising … more
A couple weeks ago my mom texted me old two pictures of me, amongst a crowd of other kids, watching a magician perform during my sixth birthday party at our home at the time in Fort Collins, … more
I’m a sucker for long obituaries on important people, especially those who dealt with world affairs, such as presidents, prime ministers, generals and diplomats.  So, I spent the … more
Congrats to the Powell High School girls’ cross country team, 3A state champions after knocking off the four-time reigning champs in Cody. As someone who formerly covered the Cody girls … more
The question was leading, and it took the Northwest College Foundation right where Clay Cummins wanted to go.   “How badly does the Foundation need that $10,000?” asked Cummins … more
Inflation eats away at everyone’s income.  The national news reminds us constantly of insidiously high inflation rates — at 40-year highs hovering around 8%.  The picture in … more
There was no political wave of any color amongst local, nonpartisan elections in the Powell area.   There was quite a mix of incumbent and newcomer, more moderate and more conservative, in … more
Recently many people in the community have gotten a first glimpse at what a renovated and expanded Powell Library could look like.  The concept presented recently before Park County … more
It’s understandable the Park County Commissioners tend to favor keeping solid public board members they’ve appointed on those boards when they’re interested in another term. … more
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