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T his is a perfect time of year to be humming the hymn “Give Thanks” authored by Henry Smith. These are the lyrics, provided by hymnary,org:   “Give thanks with … more
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 … more
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
A common lament I hear from my patients as they try to discuss a real concern they have about their body: “I’m sorry; this is so disgusting!” Their cheeks burn with shame as they … more
G et it on, bang a gong; get it on. If I might repeat: Get it on, bang a gong; get it on. Those are old song lyrics from T-Rex back in the 70s, and if it sounds like nonsense, it’s likely … more
I know people who are excellent with money, who buy securities at just the right time, watch the market, sell when stocks are high and invest when commodities are low. I am not one of those people. I … more
A mazon Mail Service 77 Text:   A Big Horn citizen reported a text from amz_mail_service_77 saying her account was locked and a new login was detected from New York.  The link to click on … more
An absolutely whirlwind NBA season came to a close last week with the Denver Nuggets deservedly winning the first title in franchise history. Some people may have said that was a boring NBA … more
Geek Squad Scam Email:   A Sheridan citizen reported an email from Geek Squad at a Gmail address with the subject line of “Dear, [Name redacted]” and “The Network Of support … more
Last week I fulfilled my constitutional duty when I submitted a balanced budget proposal for the next two years. Consistent with my approach since taking office, I presented a fiscally conservative … more
As much as I miss living in Powell just down the hill from Yellowstone in all seasons, I mourn most keenly in autumn. This third season has so much to recommend it: moderate temps, gorgeous skies, … more
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
I wrote of my lone trip to Deep Lake, but I think it’s time I visit there again. Not physically — I’m diametrically opposed to walking anywhere out of cable TV range — but in … more
Imagine that I stopped by your house one evening and rang the doorbell. Maybe I stopped by a little unexpectedly or perhaps you had extended an invitation. Either way, there I stand on your doorstep, … more
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
The American people want our nation to be energy-independent. They know increasing production of American energy is the best way to achieve that. President Biden is telling the American people … more
I am proud to be a first generation Asian-American with parents who immigrated to this country for the opportunities all Americans enjoy today. My father, who is a trained physician, delivered … more
How could it happen? Over 110 people dead, an entire city destroyed, neighborhoods in surrounding areas leveled and the charred remains of once beautiful boats under water.  Stories of … more
A nation celebrates the recent death of Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, at 81. It’s not lost on me the Harvard-educated mathematician mailed bombs, killing three and injuring 23, but I can’t … more
Is ConsumerAffairs legitimate? A Las Vegas citizen received two unsolicited emails from ConsumerAffairs listing reviews of home warranties. However, the Better Business Bureau warns that their … more
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