Friday at about 3:30 p.m., a red car was sitting on the tracks at Brooks, stuck in traffic with cars ahead and behind and nowhere to go. A loaded coal train was coming down the track heading west. … more

I am writing this letter in response to the article in the Jan. 15 paper, Page A4 titled “Bill to ban sex offenders near child care fails.” What a complete disgrace our legislative committee … more

The YES House has helped me improve my life in so many ways. Tammy from the Independent Living program has helped me with things I didn’t know I could get help. After being a client at the YES … 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

Like many people in Gillette, I have in the past expressed dissatisfaction with the medical facilities in our community, but my tune has changed. I would like to share my story of the morning of … more

I want to congratulate Mr. Lubnau on being selected to such a position of leadership in the Legislature. We have a number of good legislators and with Mr. Lubnau’s leadership we should expect great … 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

I can’t believe there are no letters of protest about what our state legislators are doing to a dully elected official, State Superintendent of Schools, Cindy Hill. The tactics of our … more

Mr. Mansell: I have lived in Wyoming for 36 years and the state Legislature has done a fine job at protecting the conservative way of life. If you do not like the way this state is run, you … more

Wake up, Wyoming! Your Legislature is about to hike the fuel tax by 10 cents. It is completely unnecessary. The Department of Transportation says it needs more money, but does it? Whenever the … more