Small planes, big mountains: Retracing the 1919 ‘Air derby’
A journalist and pilot recounts his attempt to retrace the “Endurance and Reliability Test” across Wyoming in a small plane— a passage that killed three original participants.
History
Ancient Medicine Wheel may have served as star chart
Early inhabitants may have used a sacred site to study and predict astronomical events, according to a Bozeman-based researcher.
Really, does the world need more cowboys?
Opinion
by 10 Comments Grading the University of Wyoming’s controversial new slogan depends on its fidelity to the iconic image’s roots — Owen Wister’s classic “The Virginian.”
Heart Mountain Eagles
October 5 marks the 76th anniversary of the first day of school for students at the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center.
Mammoth-sized mystery
Archaeologists are hunting for a dig site first discovered in the 1950’s and since lost to researchers. Now they are asking the public to share any information they may have on the location of the fossils of a prehistoric mammal.
