WASHINGTON — President Obama began his second inaugural address with a reminder that this ceremony, like the 56 inaugurations before it in U.S. history, was a unifying symbol. “Each time we … more

From the Jan. 18, 1945 News Record:The Echeta coal mine has recently added two pieces of heavy-duty equipment to facilitate mining operations. A Traxcavator with a two and one-half yard bucket has … more

From the Jan. 5 1956 News Record:A grandfather clock that was believed by local owners to be more than 200 years old was definitely determined to be entering its 312th year since being made. When the … more

America’s alleged “baby bust” is pushing the country over “a demographic cliff.” So argues Jonathan V. Last in The Wall Street Journal. Stacking one highly debatable … more

From the Jan. 27, 1944 News Record:Farmers, ranchers, and truck growers living in the nine middle-west states comprising the seventh service command were aided by prisoners of war tending and … more

Country-of-origin labeling (COOL) provides important information about the origin of the food we purchase for our families. ICOW applauds Wyoming Sens. Mike Enzi and John Barrasso for joining a … more

WASHINGTON — Politics becomes amusing when liberalism becomes theatrical with high-minded gestures. Chicago’s government, which is not normally known for elevated thinking, is feeling so … more

Legislature: I’m writing concerning the folks at the Wyoming Life Resource Center (State Training School) in Lander. While I worked there as its first full-time chaplain for 10 years and … more