One hundred years ago this year, the largest ocean liner in history, the Titanic, sank. While the debate over the details of this sinking continues, one fact that everyone can agree upon is this: … more

Thank goodness for States like Texas, Utah, Alabama, and Arizona that are willing to stand up for the rights and protection of their citizens. Maybe we could now add Wyoming to that list, at least … more

The Wyoming legislative session has begun. Our elected officials will deliberate, prioritize and decide on what the government of the state of Wyoming needs to do next. While we should salute … more

Recent editorial opinions in some newspapers have raised certain concerns relating to the reclamation of lands disturbed by coal mining. Those comments represented a point of view of the coal … more

The worst aspects of human nature seem to be manifesting themselves in the form of Senate File 104 during the current legislative session. SF104 seeks to replace the publicly elected superintendant … more

What a stupid idea for the city of Gillette to allow fireworks on New Year’s Eve. Did they honestly think people would obey the rules and not light them in the city? When our police and … more

I can scarcely believe that our Republican governor and Republican Legislature appear fast on the road (pardon the pun) to passing a 10-cent a gallon increase on fuel. This in a state that … more

Regarding the Sunday article about Made in America: Mr. Rodney Mathis is doing a very commendable thing with his “My Made in America” store. I hope it starts a grass-roots movement all across … more

Recently, I made the argument that the state of Wyoming should decline federal funding for our state’s Medicaid program. Our reward for this daring move would be to keep our autonomy in this state … more

I would just like to point out how incredibly lucky Gillette is to have such an outstanding educational institute as Sheridan College in our community. Throughout my last two years attending, I … more