Diamonds on the Prairie
Last Sunday I helped with children’s church and we talked about fear.... more
Can Not Compute
Opinion Column: How popular patient screening software may be contributing to our nation’s drug problem.... more
On COVID-19 vaccine mandates
I recently read an article titled, “Citing religion, health and even person preference, some are challenging COVID-19 vaccine mandates at work.” ... more
James 1:19
I topped over the hill and there he was, standing stock still in the middle of the road.... more
It takes a community – Part II
Last week, I wrote about my experience at the Easter family concert held northeast of Lusk.... more
A time to gather
“Let us think of ways to motivate one another to acts of love and good works. ... more
Another adventure awaits
When I accepted the job as a general assignment reporter for Wyoming Newspapers, Inc. ... more
Are you an accent mimic?
Have you ever had a conversation with someone from a different part of the country and ended up accidentally mimicking his or her accent?... more
Family matters
When it comes to having good mental health, one of the most important things to help is having a strong connection with your family.... more
O taste and see
O taste and see that the Lord is good; how blessed is the man (woman) who takes refuge in Him.” – ... more
The strange history of wedding traditions
Did you know a bride’s bouquet originally consisted of spices and herbs to ward off evil spirits?... more
Letter to the editor
I am becoming tired/bored of insidious accusations the U.S.A. is systemically racist and especially calling people racist just because they are white. Those who advocate that belief are themselves racist. Saying police are racist and hunt down Blacks to shoot them is untrue and asinine. So, I am going to talk about facts BLM, liberals and the blame-stream media are afraid to mention.... more
Letter to the editor
After serving a new nation established as a loose coalition of states with states’ rights reigning supreme, our founders held a Constitutional Convention and created the document under which our nation has grown and prospered. In the Preamble, they clearly laid out why they did so. Let’s take a look at those reasons.... more
Don't let life pass you by
This past weekend I had a unique opportunity to witness first-hand the importance of family from an outsider’s perspective. ... more
Letter to the editor
A correct and maybe clarified perspective of my belief and suggestion to others:... more
Letter to the editor
Don’t leave us behind! Adult education needs more promotion to help resolve major social concerns. We lack knowledge of electronic devices which could and can connect us with our children and grandchildren. Intergenerational communication should be encouraged by all media forms and all family upbringings. ... more
Letter to the editor
Someone once stated that “We are in unchartered territory, with effectively a blank sheet of paper in front of us, then we have the opportunity to try to think things that might previously been unthinkable – we may well be there!” ... more
Refuse to be a victim, be a survivor
Recent events have shaken the Torrington community and brought a very dark subject into the spotlight. Domestic violence is real, it’s happening in Goshen County and it happens more often than one would want to admit. However, we all know admitting there is a problem is the first step to overcoming a problem.... more
Letter to the editor
I'm Matt Rankin, Director of the Wyoming Hemp Growers Association, and a licensed Wyoming Master Electrician. I don't do much directing of hemp growers, because Wyoming doesn't have any- a dozen dabblers is a group of hobbyists, not an industry. Hemp never was an industry in Wyoming, and it still remains possible that it never will be.... more
