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WTE offers thumbs up and down

Kudos to everyone who responded during and after record windstorm

Something to be proud of

Props to the Hot Springs County community members who turned out in force last Friday to support one of their own.

A strong economy takes everyone

I know I’m not the only one who has noticed what an odd winter we’ve had this year.

Good time for new city master plan

As with the county’s new land use plan, it’s a good time for the city leaders to take the time to determine, with the

Sales tax survey important to future of many organizations

The Washakie County Commissioners and seven other organizations need to hear from Washakie County residents regarding

Let citizens vote: Is abortion health care?

Multiple iterations of legislation that would ban abortion have so far been found unconstitutional by the Wyoming Sup

Why history is important

The last time I covered World War II Days, all the way back in 2017, I was mistaken for a sixth grader.

We can all do our part to prevent wildfires

Who knew wind would be so popular? Not us.

Abide in the Third Side

Holy Week presents one of the clearest and most uncomfortable pictures of human nature we will ever see.

Local control means making the call

For years, local officials across Wyoming have sounded the alarm about losing local control — warning that decisions

Local accountability

Many of you have thanked me for consistently voting for Wyoming values and Wyoming communities this past session.  Yo

Hope Is a Poor Business Strategy

Every year, thousands of small businesses open their doors with the same quiet prayer: maybe if we're good enough,

The world’s longest 70 miles

Every week I drive Wyoming Highway 450 from Newcastle to Wright — a journey so vast, so epic, and so emotionally tran

The Third Side: Raise the level

Northeast Wyoming voters are about to get a high-profile political showdown — and it could either be really entertain

Without honor

The Weston County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees was faced with an unenviable task on March 11.

Wyoming’s accountability laws akin to a toothless watchdog

Who keeps Wyoming local governments in check?

Turns out, it’s almost nobody.

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