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A brief, delectable guide to elephant soup

There are many fine culinary traditions in the world: French sauces, Italian pastas and whatever it is your uncle doe

Why Johnny Can’t Think – Pt. 9

Thomas Edison once said, “There is no expedient to which a man will not resort to avoid the real labor of thinking.” 

Trends Are Awesome – Till They Aren't!

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Sunday

April 19 was a beautiful Sunday for me, and by evening I found myself reflecting on a day that brought both peace and

Life of a hero brings focus to Western life

Recently, I was privileged to attend the funeral of one of my earliest heroes, a woman who lived a long and impressiv

Clock Is Running: Your Business Can't Afford to Ignore AI

Martha had run her hardware store for twenty-two years.

Why Johnny Can’t Think – Pt. 8

In The Screwtape Letters, C.S.

When need for housing gets bogged down in politics, everyone loses

We understand why he asked the question, as well as the frustration behind it.

Good to see enthusiasm from candidates

There may still be roughly a month until the filing window opens for the primary election, but already there have bee

Gearing up for busy spring in Washakie County

April and May is a busy time, not just for us here at the Northern Wyoming News, but also in our community.

Time for another broad look at housing

In May 2015, Mayor Sara Flitner convened all 10 town and county leaders for a Housing Summit.

Words have consequences

Not enough politicians have seen the classic Disney film “Bambi,” and it shows.

Community duty to take care of elders

Earlier this month, during a breakfast gathering with state Sen.

AI Is Already Here. The Question Is What We Do Next?

The morning shift at the downtown diner started the way it always does, food cooking in the background, coffee brewin

Why Johnny Can’t Think – Pt. 7

G.K.

Some unincorporated county residents want the best of both worlds

“Have your cake and eat it too.”

“Have it both ways.”

“Best of both worlds.”

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