It seems that anymore one is likely to see opinion pieces or articles on social media or elsewhere regarding parent/fan behavior at sporting events, ranging from peewee to high school.
I’ve added my own columns regarding the impact such behavior can have on coaches in the past.
The diversity of our landscape and our people (and even our weather) were reasons given by some of my best friends about why they are so happy to live here in Wyoming!
The other day one of my mommy friends and I found ourselves discussing leggings and the ongoing online debate over whether the article of clothing is in fact a pant or not.
My opinion – not only are leggings pants, but they are the mom jeans of the future.
The highest percentage shot in basketball is a layup. It is a scoring opportunity that is coveted by the offense, and it is the last shot you want to give up on defense.
Sitting and shivering in the stands were Cheyenne residents Chris Boswell, Rick Boomgaarden, and former Wyomingite Gene Bryan watching the Colorado Rockies play a good game with the Seattle Mariners.
The phrase “three-peat” hit the scene on a national scale in 1988 when LA Laker Byron Scott coined the term after his team won consecutive NBA National Championships in ‘87 and ‘88.
Lately, highways all across Wyoming have been horrible. In a recent column, I detailed how the Cowboy State was listed in one survey as the most dangerous place to drive in the USA in the wintertime.
Every woman should understand the importance of her heart health. Women often think breast cancer is their biggest health risk, but heart disease kills more women than all forms of cancer combined.
We like to name everything these days. We give names to hurricanes, snowstorms, social and political movements and apparently to trends in youth sports as well.
