From the April 7, 1927 News Record:
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A world commodities rebalancing is underway, and China is in a position of dominance. Take lithium, where China is a major processor and battery manufacturer; cobalt, where China has dominated the supply chains; and rare earths, where China has an almost total monopoly. Taken together, these…
“Tax Day,” the filing deadline for individual federal tax returns, is normally April 15, but it was extended this year until May 17.
From the April 11, 1977 News Record:
Point: If you know Mr. Madison’s Constitution, you’ll want to preserve it
From the April 2, 1925 Gillette News:
SO, HOW’S YOUR vehicle’s extended warranty these days?
Nearly seven years of asking “what if?” and imagining the potential for theoretic game-changing technologies to solve what Elon Musk calls the largest threat facing humanity, we’re on the cusp of beginning to realize the potential for the Integrated Test Center.
"We are not supporting doing any vaccine passports in the state of Florida," declared Gov. Ron DeSantis. "It's completely unacceptable," he said, for either government or the private sector to require showing proof of vaccination against COVID-19 "to just simply participate in normal society."
From the April 9, 1925 Gillette News:
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From the April 14, 1955 News Record:
From the April 4, 1936 News Record:
Where is the vision and courage?
“This is not politics,” President Joe Biden said last week. “Reinstate the mandate if you let it down.” Give him credit for consistency: When Gov. Greg Abbott ended Texas’ mask mandate last month, Biden called it “Neanderthal thinking.”
For countless leaders the world over, the time that passed between March 2020 and May 2021 will be remembered as frustrating, exhausting, and complicated. For 40 lucky Wyomingites, however, the past year has been marked by new experiences and wonderful people.
It’s election season in the Wyoming Republican Party and all across the state liberals, who for many years successfully exploited the Republican brand in order to get their left-wing cronies elected to public office, are in a collective temper tantrum over the successful grassroots effort wh…
From the April 3, 1975 News Record:
From the April 2, 1936 News Record:
Point: We shouldn’t care when Justice Breyer retires
HERE IS SOMETHING to ponder: Will we remember this Easter for its sunshine and 70-plus degree temperatures? The type where it’s safe to hide eggs outdoors and sweaters might be the only outer garment required?
If we needed another sign that some things are starting to return to normalcy as the COVID-19 pandemic drums on, there’s the Campbell County Health Board of Trustees enjoying a short little jaunt to an out-of-town resort.
From the April 2, 1936 News Record:
How do we keep from having blackouts like last month’s Texas disaster?
On a proposed law that would ban water and food handouts near polling sites in Florida, similar to a law recently passed in Georgia
From the April 2, 1936 News Record:
Do the right thing
From the March 3, 1955 News Record:
Let’s investigate how two words and their definitions have impacted how America is governed. The words are Democracy and Republic.
I want to share my latest experience with Gillette residents about the bookkeeping department at Campbell County Health.
From the March 25, 1954 News Record:
From the March 25, 1954 News Record:
The filibuster, the accidental norm that should not be
Susan Ullrich and friends were reminiscing the other night and had a question.
WASHINGTON — As if we weren’t divided enough, the latest partisan split is over whether to get the coronavirus vaccine. Republicans are less likely to get their shots. Why am I not surprised?
IT’S NO SECRET Gillette loves its sports.
In the early 1970s, America launched a war against cancer. A half-century later, we have made strides, to be sure. Fewer people are smoking. Personalized medicine and advances in treatments are saving lives. A cancer diagnosis is no longer tantamount to a death sentence. Innovators in cance…
From the March 3, 1936 News Record:
From the March 13, 1936 News Record:
Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad:
From the March 10, 1936 News Record:
Undocumented immigrants have been surging to the U.S. border, some wearing T-shirts with the Biden campaign logo and the words "Please let us in!" What gave them the idea that they could just show up and come on in? President Joe Biden did.
We hear a lot about groups (setup by statisticians) that are reluctant to take any COVID-19 vaccination. We hear “not high enough effectiveness,” “it is all just a political game,” or “not sure where to get a vaccination.” The list goes on and on.
From the March 18, 1936 News Record:
How to explain Joe Biden’s ideological transformation over the years? Perhaps it’s the same as the explanation of why the chameleon’s complexion changes when he moves from desert to forest: adaptation to local terrain.
From the March 25, 1936 News Record:
SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 21 to 36 inches of snow fell in Cheyenne last weekend. In Casper, it was more than 26 inches. In Gillette, there was 2 inches if we’re being generous.
It’s refreshing to see parity is still valued in Campbell County politics.
When Milton Levine returned from World War II, he had some common, but very pressing, problems.
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