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Who gets to decide what Johnson County becomes?

Johnson County is writing a new land use plan. That sounds important.

'Workforce' housing rules need tweaking

Since its inception in 2016, the 2-for-1 bonus for developers to build “workforce” housing has yielded 147 deed-restr

Politics is a constant work in progress

The people have had their say.

Don’t fear change, manage it

Over the years, I’ve written more columns than I can count about the need to accept change, I guess that is my area o

Choosing community over conflict

Weston County has been through a bruising election season.

Honor — Duty, sacrifice and a nation’s gratitude

As the Moving Wall, a replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., prepares to visit Newcastle, Wyom

The lucky veterans

Every veteran has a story.

Wyoming Must Choose Its Future 

In 1964, Ronald Reagan gave a speech that would launch his political career.  It was titled, “A Time for Choosing” an

Voting Turnout Impacts Community Wealth

Let me start by saying that voter engagement impacts the vibrancy, poverty levels, and wealth of your community in a

Sixth-penny sales tax projects deserve your support

If you could get a new 80-inch television valued at $1,000 for $420, you would jump on that offer as quickly as possi

This election is important, so go vote

Every election season there are those who will say that this election is the most important in history.

Where we’ve been and where we’re headed

One year ago this week, our communities received news that many of us never thought we'd hear.

Grieving with You

The Washakie County community is grieving once again.

Living with low water at Big Horn Lake

Water in the West is a complex issue, affecting both upstream and downstream areas of our beloved Big Horn Lake.

Time to codify town streets plan

Back in early June, an editorial on construction delays and the lack of road redundancy counseled patience.

What’s the deal with AI art?

Sunday afternoon, in an attempt to save time, I took pictures of the lists of winners at the Campbell County Fair.

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