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For Wyo’s untaxed generations, the ‘free ride’ may be over

Opinion

October 23, 2020 by Nate Martin 23 Comments

Wyoming needs schools, roads, hospitals and other basic public services, writes guest columnist Nate Martin. And it’s time to move past the belief that we can have them without paying taxes.

It’s time for Wyoming to reform trapping regulations

Opinion

October 16, 2020 by Kristine O'Brien 14 Comments

The state’s current rules are unsafe for wildlife, pets and the general public, writes guest columnist O’Brien.

A homegrown legend: Remembering Wyo archaeologist George Frison

Opinion

October 16, 2020 by Gregory Nickerson 10 Comments

Wyoming lost a great hunter, rancher and resident when the renowned scientist died in September, guest columnist Gregory Nickerson writes.

As Wyoming reaches inflection point, humanities matter

Opinion

October 13, 2020 by Mark Jenkins 4 Comments

We’ve come to an economic and cultural crossroads and must decide what we want Wyoming to become, Mark Jenkins writes. The humanities teach us how to think critically about complex questions like these.

The rancher and the feds: A lesson of shared local knowledge

Opinion

October 9, 2020 by Mary Budd Flitner 13 Comments

Wildfires have reignited debate over land management, Wyoming rancher Mary Flitner writes. She reflects on a time when she bonded with land managers over shared local knowledge.

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For Wyo’s untaxed generations, the ‘free ride’ may be over

It’s time for Wyoming to reform trapping regulations

As Wyoming reaches inflection point, humanities matter

The rancher and the feds: A lesson of shared local knowledge

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