History

Historic Wyoming photography trove captures art world’s eye

Opinion

July 15, 2021 by Nate Martin 10 Comments

A new book of archival images by Encampment photographer Lora Webb Nichols portrays the grit, joy and austere beauty of life in an early 20th century frontier town.

From outlaw skulls to rail stories, Rawlins museum animates history

July 9, 2021 by Michael Shay 2 Comments

The Carbon County Museum curates historical oddities and fascinating figures from southwest Wyoming’s past.

The surprising liberalism of Wyoming’s Constitution

Opinion

July 9, 2021 by Samuel Western 17 Comments

An examination of Wyoming’s Constitution — and those of Idaho, Montana and the Dakota also written in 1889 — reveals unexpectedly progressive political philosophy, Western writes.

Homecoming and healing

July 2, 2021 by Katie Klingsporn 2 Comments

Wind River Indian Reservation-area residents gather in Riverton to watch a documentary about repatriation of Northern Arapaho remains from Carlisle boarding school.