To pass suffrage, Wyoming embraced radical innovation
Historian Jennifer Helton offers a lesson in the courage, and flaws, that played into the territory’s historic decision.
Guest Column
Keeping net metering was right move for Wyoming
Opinion
by 2 Comments A legislative committee recently decided against changing or eliminating the state’s net metering statute. Sheridan solar business owner Richard Mack says that was a wise move.
The great coal transition, an economist’s perspective
Opinion
by 2 Comments Economies change, writes guest columnist Jason Shogren. But when that happens, the question is whether to rip off the metaphorical Band-Aid, or take the time to gently trim away the tape from the skin.
Courage and vulnerability: taking artistic risk in a small town
Opinion
by 7 Comments As she prepares for a play in Sheridan that some might consider edgy, theater educator Grace Cannon contemplates the tenuous act of creative expression.
Switching to nontoxic ammo makes us better hunters, humans
Opinion
by Leave a Comment Lifelong hunter Paul W. Hansen makes the case for switching to nontoxic ammo. Not only is it healthier for families and scavengers, he says, but the performance is superior.
