Commentary

As a newly-vaccinated person, it’s easy to feel inspired to write another column about the coronavirus known as COVID-19.

Enough already.  Enough about politics. Enough about the deadly virus. Enough about complaining.   Today, folks, this column will be totally devoted to GOOD NEWS.  And there is plenty of it. First of all, the days are getting

The shocking sight of Wyoming’s lone U. S. Representative voting to impeach President Donald Trump was devastating to thousands of Cowboy State residents.

Wyoming folks and citizens across the country are still reeling as a result of the invasion of the Nation’s Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6. Here is a first-hand report of that event: Cheyenne’s Darin Smith

By some kind of stroke of luck and good timing, my wife Nancy and I received our COVID-19 vaccinations today (Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021). We got the Pfizer shot, administered by the nice folks at the Lander Medical Clinic.

Okay, now that we have 2020 in our rear-view mirror, what do we foresee for 2021? This is my annual prediction column.  First, we are not done with COVID-19. Not by a long shot.  A few

Like most house-bound Wyomingites, one of things that my wife Nancy and I like to do during this time of COVID-19 is go for an occasional ride around our little town.