Powell Tribune

My mother has very vivid dreams. One remains clear in my own mind because of the detail in which she first described it to me — and because it involves me. Before my fifth birthday, my … more

By Joe Wotawa | 6/24/21

Let’s talk about dying well

It was more common in older Christian teachings to hear about dying well. Life expectancy was much lower back then. Medical treatment was not nearly as advanced as it is today. The infant … more

By Brian Onstead | 6/24/21

Reflecting on my first year in Wyoming

What a year. The Powell Tribune took a chance 365 days ago, on an immature, recent college graduate to be its next sports reporter. It’s the best mistake they’ve ever made! Before … more

By Carson Field | 6/22/21

Orphans are us

There has never been a doubt I am a sucker for babies. Babies of all types — human, dog, rabbits, horses, even baby chicks. It may be because I was saddled at an early age with a little boy my … more

By Connie Burcham | 6/22/21

Monogamous animals don’t know how long marriage lasts

I told Gar, “Many mammals, birds and fish stay with the same partner till death do they part.” Unsmiling, he deadpanned, “Obviously, monogamous animals don’t know how long … more

By Trena Eiden | 6/22/21

White male, white SUV

Tell me that did not happen. That’s a really bad joke,” I ruptured as my brother spoke. My brother, Gary, is a quiet, keep-to-himself guy, a good man. He is also the most … more

By Laurie Zwemer | 6/17/21

Men better have a sense of humor

Men, you need to realize how precious you are. It doesn’t matter that the media says you aren’t as great as you truly are. Let me assure you, the media’s opinion doesn’t … more

By Trena Eiden | 6/17/21

We face a potential energy crisis

Energy is called the master resource for a reason – it powers our nation, military, and economy. America has the world’s largest energy resources. Bad policies, though, are creating … more

By Sen. John Barrasso | 6/17/21

Flag reminds us America is up to the task

In 1974, the Watergate scandal and opposition to the Vietnam War had some Americans questioning the greatness of their country. Johnny Cash was not one of them. An Air Force veteran, the country … more

By the American Legion | 6/15/21

A tale of two Wyomings

Wyoming is undergoing a fundamental change in how our state is organized. Last month, the U.S. Census released its state level numbers, showing that Wyoming’s population growth rate was one of … more

By Khale Lenhart | 6/15/21

Adventures in gardening

I really enjoy gardening. I especially like to plant and harvest. The hard slog between the two, not so much. I also enjoy summer vegetables, like yellow squash and fresh tomatoes. Often I will … more

By Connie Burcham | 6/10/21

My Wyoming bucket list for 2021 includes all of the Cowboy State

There are literally millions of Americans who will be visiting Wyoming this summer seeking out those secret spots. I will be one of them. This column is my annual “Wyoming Bucket List” … more

By Bill Sniffin | 6/10/21

The relentless compassion of God

I notice when talking with certain people about Christian living, it’s common for them to lose eye contact as they start searching for a way to change the subject. Actually, this is perfectly … more

By William Holland | 6/10/21

The joys of motorhome renovation ... or not

I received an education this summer, somewhat free of charge, and I didn’t even have to go to college. I renovated a 1984 Fleetwood motorhome we got from Gar’s folks, and the first … more

By Trena Eiden | 6/8/21

Take a stand against teaching critical race theory

Take notice, Wyoming. Last month, the Biden administration proposed a rule that, among other things, attempts to transform a long-standing grant program aimed at improving U.S. History and Civics … more

By Jillian Balow | 6/8/21

For our kids, we need to get this summer right

For students and educators alike, this school year has been a seemingly endless grind, presenting one trauma-inducing challenge after another. School schedules have been in flux, safety protocols … more

By Tiffany Wutzke | 6/3/21

Why I’m founding the Financial Innovation Caucus

Wyoming has always boasted pioneers. We’re called the Equality State because we broke so many barriers for women. We also lead in the energy sector, as both the country’s biggest net … more

By Sen. Cynthia Lummis | 6/3/21

Summer in the Psalms

For several years at New Life Church, from June through August, we preach out of the Psalms at Sunday worship. We call this “Summer in the Psalms.” The Psalms are one of the favorites … more

By Tim Morrow | 6/3/21

Returning to normality

It seems as though our lives are slowly finding their way back to normal. I’m not sure what normal is, but I think it means less worry about being too close to other people so as to avoid being … more

By Don Amend | 6/1/21

Census results concerning for Wyoming

Wyoming has always been a small population state. From the first census following its admission to the union, Wyoming has never ranked higher than third-lowest in population, and except for one … more

By Khale Lenhart | 6/1/21