A friend asked my opinion of the growing tension between North and South Korea. I said it appeared to be mostly “saber-rattling” at this time, but could be serious depending how prepared we are … more

As noted by the seven hundred special operators’ open letter this week, the last hearing on the Benghazi debacle is long over and many questions still remain unanswered.On April 22, 2010, the … more

According to a NR April 7 Associated Press article based on research by the Wyoming Attorney General, Gov. Matt Mead believes Wyoming “has no legal basis to challenge” recent federal cuts of $53 … more

After reading articles and letters to the editor about city issues, I am compelled to “whine!” I recall that last summer, the city frequently asked citizens to cut down on watering. What I … more

I wanted to take this opportunity to acknowledge the Campbell County Sheriff’s Department, and in particular, Cpl. Paul Pownall and Investigator Gary Sams for offering/teaching foundational handgun … more

It is so tragic for the families and friends of suicide victims. Any death is hard to cope with, but suicide leaves the survivors with feelings of hopelessness and despair. Some in our forward … more

In an article released recently, April 18 was named Tax Freedom Day. That would be the day that Americans will have earned enough to pay their total income tax bill for the year. That includes … more

I have been following all the letters to the editor regarding watering times and fines. I have driven by the Field of Dreams numerous times and seen hundreds of gallons of water being dumped on … more

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. While the harmful consequences and tragedies related to alcohol misuse and abuse are experienced all year round, April is an opportunity for us to draw increased … more

The City Council members who voted to keep the water restrictions after the Madison Pipeline is done did the right thing. I don’t know of any community in the arid western states that do not … more