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Jesus was our substitute for sinning against God

Have you ever thought about the teachers you had in school who had the greatest impact on you? Are any of them substitute teachers? I honestly can recall only two substitute teachers; one in sixth … more

By Seth Carter | 10/20/22

In 1961 the Powell Library was updated as workers expand on the shell of the old library building. Now renderings have been prepared for another updating of the building.

Library expansion plans ... at last, a plan!

FINALLY!!! After years of: • study and scut work; • and COVID; • and finding out what the experts say the Powell community needs; • and learning what … more

By Pat Stuart | 10/18/22

Student journalism questions hit hard in Nebraska, too

I read with great interest Charles Larsen’s recent piece on this page about student-led school newspapers, specifically the trend to defund or entirely eliminate them. A recent example of … more

By Steve Moseley | 10/13/22

Kiran Darai is a AmeriCorps VISTA PEP outdoor recreation planner working with Powell Economic Partnership and exploring the region.

Meet Park County’s new outdoor recreation planner

Hello Park County! Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Kiran Darai. I am the new outdoor recreation planner working for Powell Economic Partnership (PEP) coming to you from the Greater Boston … more

By Kiran Darai | 10/13/22

We love to tell the story, or do we?

When I was a kid there was a booklet you could order from Scholastic Books. They were called Mad Libs! These stories often left blanks where the reader was supposed to fill in those places with a … more

By Janita Krayniak | 10/13/22

Silly Grandpa

There are times when I have a difficult time deciding what to write about in this corner. This isn’t all that unusual. Finding a topic is often the most difficult part of producing an … more

By Don Amend | 10/11/22

It couldn’t happen to us, could it?

Once, traveling on the South Carolina Outer Banks, we would jounce happily along an unpaved track north from the small village of Duck into the dunes and scrub lands where wild ponies made their … more

By Pat Stuart | 10/6/22

Transferrable skills: Teaching resilience, humility and self confidence through youth sports

I love sports. I have enjoyed playing and watching sports for as long as I can remember. And as someone who participated in a sport year-round in high school and continued in athletics (golf) in … more

By Kelly Evans-Hullinger | 10/6/22

A perfectly safe place?

The Bible describes Jesus as the good shepherd — the one who restores life to the broken hearted. Jesus has once more come to the temple in Jerusalem. Word quickly spreads that he is … more

By Steve Nelson | 10/6/22

Beloved dogs come and go

At our last rendezvous, I introduced yous, (where I’m from, we don’t say “y’all”) to my maternally named Naomi, but a picture is worth a thousand words, which would take … more

By Doug Blough | 10/4/22

October happenings at the library

Fall is here and we have a plethora of activities at the Powell Library. All Park County Libraries will be participating in Wyoming Snapshot Day on Tuesday, Oct. 25, a fun way to show all of … more

By Karen Horner | 9/29/22

The importance of student journalism

About a week ago, I read an article from the New York Times titled “Student Journalists Reveal a Changing World. Let Them.” It detailed how student-led newspapers around the states were … more

By Charles Larsen | 9/29/22

The significance of a temple

For members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the temple represents the most holy place of worship. It is a place of reverence, beauty, peace and revelation. It is a place … more

By Scott Williams | 9/29/22

Land issues. There’s no end to them

Just when you think you’ve heard it all ... . Four men from Missouri exposed another of our many lurking land issues. It’s called “corner crossing,” and refers to … more

By Pat Stuart | 9/27/22

Kristi (left) and Zac Taylor remove frames filled with honey at one of their successful hives in Douglas, a week after gathering roughly 15 pounds of honey from their Powell hive.

Beekeeping is tough, but success is sweet

Being a beekeeper is tough. Looking back now, soon after harvesting more than 60 pounds of honey, my wife and I can finally recall at a series of struggles and failures that has led to success, … more

By Zac Taylor | 9/23/22

Proper fall garden maintenance greatly benefits spring crop yields

With Wyoming’s short growing season, it is beneficial to plant and overwinter certain crops for a spring yield. Overwinter is the process of a plant establishing themself in the warmer … more

By Katherine Clarkson | 9/23/22

Hacker’s Brief

A Virus Filled Attachment: If you receive an email from “Accounts” using a servtronics.com email address saying “Please find enclosed attached credit note for your … more

By CyberWeekly | 9/22/22

Pursuit

As defined by Webster’s Dictionary, pursuit is to find or employ measures to obtain or accomplish. There is a resolve in the word pursuit. It is the determined quest for a desired outcome … more

By Jon Allen | 9/22/22

We get stranded because we’re not bright

Over the years, we’ve been stranded on numerous occasions; boats run aground or propellers broken off, stuck in mud, snow and sand with vehicles, gun shot through a fly-wheel (don’t ask) … more

By Trena Eiden | 9/20/22

Ask, then act — Prairie Doc® Perspectives

One summer during my college years, I had a roommate who suffered from suicidal thoughts. She’d attempted suicide before we met, and been hospitalized, but continued to struggle. Back in the … more

By Debra Johnson | 9/20/22