People – here’s why you need them
Over the past year, social interactions with other people have changed.... more
A note from the Telegram
We at the Telegram would like to take a moment to inform you of what is going on in our office and express our sincerest apologies for last week’s late deliveries.... more
My experience with the COVID vaccine
The pandemic has been here for over a year now and things finally feel like they are returning to a sense of normalcy.... more
March Madness is back
Finally, after a long two-year wait, the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament (March Madness) is back. ... more
Who cares about public notices? You should.
One of the great things about living in the U.S. is that our city and county governments are required to keep their citizens informed about their actions.... more
Tiger Woods: More than a golfer
On Tuesday, Feb. 23, the sports world was hit with the news of a vehicle accident involving professional golfer Tiger Woods.... more
Black History Month in Goshen County
I was listening to Wyoming Public Media’s “Modern West” podcast, a series about the identity of the American west, one evening in late January when I heard the host mention Torrington.... more
Consider the gift of life
National Donor Day is observed every year on the same day as Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14.... more
Football and Golf
Other than the first weekend of the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament, Super Bowl weekend is always my favorite sports weekend of the year.... more
It’s Groundhog Day!
By the time these words are printed, Groundhog Day will have come and gone. ... more
“Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed” – The Declaration of Independence
I was delighted to have been afforded the opportunity to witness democracy in action this past Saturday, Jan. 23, when the Goshen County Republican Party hosted a Town Hall Meeting at The Bucking Horse Grill south of Torrington.... more
Get your spurs on
One dictionary description of a spur is a pointed implement secured to a rider’s heel to urge the horse by its pressure.... more