Last week, Diana and I traveled over 2,000 miles across Wyoming. We held “collecting common sense for Washington from Wyoming” listening sessions in 11 communities in the state. We were … more

I recently read one of the best “Help Wanted” ads I have ever seen in my 58 years on the planet. It was in a Sunday NR and it kept me grinning all through the day. It was one of the most … more

During each legislative session there are bills offered up by our elected representatives that make me scratch my head. I tend to evaluate each individually as I am sure most readers do, too. This … more

Every child deserves to live in a safe, permanent and caring family. Regrettably, child abuse and neglect threaten the well-being of many of our children. Each year, more than 3 million reports of … more

The bag of potting mix was too large for me to lift. I managed to get it from the car onto two roller-based pot holders to roll it from the garage to my flower bed. It got away from me and rolled … more

There’s a simple reason they call windmills GREEN: It’s the dollars they cost to build, run and replace. Maybe S-Mills ($-mills) would be another name for them. I don’t know the exact … more

My sister lives in Gillette and told me about the letters about a local tow truck driver. I have to say that I was going to Gillette from Maine to a RV gathering and broke down about 40 miles … more

Our great State of Wyoming seems to think that more taxes is the way to go. Gas taxes, registration taxes etc. All government entities like this so they can have more money. I feel sorry for the … more

To simplify what was first wrote on the subject of the Post Office by Lawence Kemper, it was Mr. Kemper who stated that Stossel’s story in question was a total fabrication. I wrote that he did not … more

It is with some dismay that I have observed the long overdue debate over the revision of duties of the State Superintendent be reduced to acrimonious ad hominem arguments. The duties and nature of … more