I’ve decided the worst part about growing up is that your pets grow up with you, too.
This is an obvious statement, but one that I have been learning about recently. When I was 13, I …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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10/17/24
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During my childhood and throughout my life I have been faced with many choices. All of these choices consisted of good or poor outcomes. On the one hand the outcomes were peace and joy, and on the …
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By Waleryan Wisniewski
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10/17/24
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In therapy sessions, one of the foundational practices I introduce to clients is the art of gratitude. After the initial assessment session, including time for getting to know each other, letting my …
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By Myoung Shin Hilson
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10/17/24
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Fellow TV addicts know as I do, there are some pretty good shows in between great commercials. And now a word from our sponsor …
My favorite is that horror movie, Geico commercial where …
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By Doug Blough
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10/15/24
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Wyoming needs forward-thinking leadership. We are at a major inflection point in our state’s history, and we need to make big decisions about what our state will look like in the future and how …
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By Khale Lenhart
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10/15/24
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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. …
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By Sophie Czirr
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10/10/24
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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.
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By Trena Eiden
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10/10/24
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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 …
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By Bill Harvison
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10/10/24
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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 …
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By Ed Seidel
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10/8/24
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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 …
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By Steve Moseley
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10/3/24
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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 …
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By Karen Horner
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10/3/24
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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 …
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By Jon Allen
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10/3/24
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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 …
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By Lauren Lejeune
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10/1/24
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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 …
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By Doug Blough
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9/26/24
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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 …
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By Trena Eiden
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9/24/24
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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,” …
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By Myoung Shin Hilson
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9/24/24
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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 …
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By Katherine Clarkson
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9/20/24
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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 …
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By Katie Morrison
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9/19/24
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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 …
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By Brian Onstead
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9/19/24
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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 …
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By Khale Lenhart
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9/17/24
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