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I am Sophie Czirr, the Powell Tribune's latest intern and rookie. I’ve always enjoyed stories in every shape or form whether they were plastered on a page or presented to me in cinematic form. … more

By Sophie Czirr | 10/10/24

There are rules for raising kids

I wish we’d known there were rules for raising kids. We just flew by the seat of our pants, which is a saying that makes no sense. No wonder my kids question everything I tell them. … more

By Trena Eiden | 10/10/24

Look to the cross

In 1999, an F5 tornado hit the town of Moore, Oklahoma, destroying the town. The town’s entire electrical grid was out. Disaster relief workers needing to be able to communicate to the victims … more

By Bill Harvison | 10/10/24

UW bucks negative higher education perceptions

These days, much is said and written about people questioning the value of higher education. They point to the cost of earning college diplomas; the burden of college debt; the assertion that … more

By Ed Seidel | 10/8/24

Chapter 2 … Yellowstone and back in seven days

When last we looked in on the Moseleys, Steve and Good Wife Norma were scurrying to and fro, packing for yet another return to Yellowstone Country. That journey of 2,000-plus miles in the … more

By Steve Moseley | 10/3/24

October happenings at the library

October is all about the Night at the Library fundraising event being put on by the Park County Library Foundation. Night at the Library is Saturday, Oct. 19 from 6-9 p.m. at the Cody Library. All … more

By Karen Horner | 10/3/24

Encourage living by Golden Rule

Tis the season. No, I am not talking about Christmas although it will be here before we know. I’m considering election season. It is the time where we the people have a voice into who governs … more

By Jon Allen | 10/3/24

The opposite of a green thumb

When I planted my garden this spring, I was so excited for the prospect of what might be harvested this fall. I planted an array of vegetables, herbs and even some flowers, as well as some started … more

By Lauren Lejeune | 10/1/24

They’ve taken all I hold dear

I’m mad as hell and I’m not gonna take it anymore! I don’t ask much out of life — a little golf, a lot of TV, 11 hours of sleep nightly, and as recently chronicled, my daily … more

By Doug Blough | 9/26/24

Marriage is like riding a unicycle

Marriage is like riding a unicycle, doing a handstand or twirling a baton. It looks easy till you try it. And like anything, you have to be flexible, willing to learn, and somewhat clever. It’s … more

By Trena Eiden | 9/24/24

Navigating the emotional universe

One of the hardest things for many people is managing strong emotions. They admit anger issues, their tendency to “react,” or struggling with a loved one’s “temper,” … more

By Myoung Shin Hilson | 9/24/24

Lasagna gardening: It’s all in the layering

Wyoming’s unique climate and soil conditions can pose challenges for gardeners, but there is a technique that might just be the perfect solution; lasagna gardening. This method builds rich soil … more

By Katherine Clarkson | 9/20/24

Judging livestock, growing with my sister

I began my time in the local FFA chapter at a younger age than most kids. Our local chapter held livestock judging practices at least once a week. The ag teacher at the time always allowed for my … more

By Katie Morrison | 9/19/24

Can we learn anything from the Book of Numbers?

When was the last time you read or heard a sermon from the Book of Numbers? It kind of sounds boring, doesn’t it? Numbers. Unless you are a mathematician or accountant, who wants to read and … more

By Brian Onstead | 9/19/24

Freedom Caucus won, now they must prove they are worthy

This year’s primary election previewed what is likely to be a major change in Wyoming’s legislature. Candidates aligned with the Wyoming Freedom Caucus performed well, winning far … more

By Khale Lenhart | 9/17/24

Wyoming needs protections ensuring only U.S. citizens can vote

Because of the orchestrated lawlessness of Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Alejandro Mayorkas, and the entire Biden-Harris administration, a wave of illegal immigration is wreaking havoc across our entire … more

By Chuck Gray | 9/17/24

Packing for Powell and Yellowstone … what a pain

This is written the very day Good Wife Norma and I are frantically packing … we leave at 6 a.m. tomorrow for Sheridan, then over the hill to Powell on Thursday and on to the park. Yikes, what … more

By Steve Moseley | 9/12/24

Children are a blessing

Children are a challenge. Children are expensive to raise. They cause you lack of sleep, time away from your “hobbies,” time away from your “recreation.” They are … more

By Tim Morrow | 9/12/24

Wyoming celebrates National Workforce Development Month

This September, Wyoming proudly celebrates National Workforce Development Month by acknowledging the remarkable success of its labor force. The strength, resilience, and dedication of our workers … more

By Wyoming Department of Workforce Services | 9/12/24

Flying used to be fun

Flying used to be part of the vacation. Now it’s something to be endured till you get to the vacation. We hate to fly due to all the problems, but to drive to Florida takes four days. My … more

By Trena Eiden | 9/10/24