Editor: I am not an economist, but I am a consumer of goods and services on a fixed income. While I remain part of the workforce for the near future, I do not see an increase in income sources, …
Editor: Last Monday was Presidents’ Day. I hope all took time to say thank you to the “one above,” who has blessed America since our separation from England; and our Founding …
I call this story “Love at the Library,” but if you manage to make it through the whole thing, you’ll see that’s not quite accurate. I chose the title because we’ve just …
I’m a therapist who treats perinatal mood disorders for a living and I have personal experience with postpartum anxiety and PTSD. I share this from both a professional and personal perspective. …
The Wyoming Hospital Association, along with health care professionals across the state, strongly urges members of the House to reject Senate File 69, “Homeowner property tax exemption.” …
W ell, I’ve done it again. I’ve misplaced my cellphone. When I’m home, I keep it on my desk. Except when I don’t. And apparently I didn’t. Thus begins a frantic search, …
As candidates, we did something radical this last election. While campaigning, we made it a point to also listen to what voters had to say. Our group even invested in some polling to confirm what we …
The United States’ national debt surpassed the unconscionable amount of $36 trillion in November. December’s Treasury report estimated $1.22 trillion in interest payments for the fiscal …
Editor: While I feel this letter may not be agreed with by some, I feel it is important to say. Property taxes are high, and I realize that it has put a burden on some folks; however, there is …
Who will watch the watchmen? If certain members of our Wyoming Legislature have their way, House Bill 298 will ensure the watchmen will watch themselves. If you are reading this, then you …
The Wyoming Legislature has completed three of our eight weeks in Cheyenne for this year and the scope of topics covered by the 550 bills that have been filed wracks the brain and humbles the spirit. …
Anti-abortion Wyoming legislators who were the first in the nation to approve a bill banning all medication abortions changed their strategy this year after a state district court in November …
H ere we are, well into 2025, and I’m still writing the wrong year on my checks. I’d chalk it up to habit except that today I wrote 2019. Maybe because 2019 seems like only a couple of …
By Sen. Wendy Schuler SD-15, R-Evanston The second week of the 68th Legislature promised to be interesting with the Senate passing 37 bills and the House 19 since the opening …
The 68th Wyoming Legislature opened its first official day last week, beginning with the swearing in of all new members and then the State of the State address by Gov. Mark Gordon, followed by …
I can’t believe Denzel Washington hasn’t played one particular early civil rights hero in a movie yet. I also can’t believe how few people know about this unknown hero’s …
The Wyoming Behavioral Health Alliance is deeply frustrated by last week’s actions by the Freedom Caucus-led House Judiciary Committee, which rejected two of its bills aimed at improving mental …
Editor: I believe maintaining a gun-free zone on school campuses and providing reasonable restrictions in the use of cellphones in the classroom are necessary for a safe educational environment. …
The idea of storing the nation’s highly radioactive nuclear waste in Wyoming may sound like an opportunity for jobs or revenue, but don’t be fooled. History and recent experience — …
I love the snow. I love how it forces us to slow down and take pause. I especially love how a good snowfall puts Washington, D.C. into panic mode, as it has again this week, causing federal …