From the March 6, 1941 News Record:CHEYENNE — Wyoming selective service officials, annoyed at the number of selectees rejected at draft headquarters, may soon take steps to remedy what they … more

In an opinion article in the Columbus Dispatch, Ohio Republican Sen. Rob Portman announced that he has changed his mind and now supports same-sex marriage. He wrote that on learning that one of his … more

I want to draw attention to the great and selfless work of Mr. Tom Pridgeon and his Industrial Arts class students at the Home Show this weekend. Due to a prolonged illness, my wife was unable to … more

Last week, the Police Blotter carried a short account about an assault on a customer at a local eatery. As with all such accounts, there’s more to the story. The background is a young couple … more

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s ban on large-size sodas at certain establishments, colloquially known as the soda ban, is a lesson in how to make your cause look ridiculous.Bloomberg … more

WASHINGTON — If this week’s Conservative Political Action Conference were a papal conclave, black smoke would be billowing from the chimney at the Gaylord Convention Center.The cardinals … more

From the March , 1941 News Record:David Bryant, 19, and his small sister, Arlene, narrowly escaped death or serious injury last Friday evening at a crossing three miles east of Rozet when the car in … more

I’d like to agree and augment Ann Turner’s editorial in the Sunday News Record! Not only do we NEED a spring cleanup, it needs to be modified and expanded. This can be done at no cost to the … more

We’re less than a month away from what was supposed to be the start of the city’s annual spring cleanup as we knew it. Since the mid-’80s, the city has gone through neighborhoods on assigned days in the spring and hauled away what citizens can’t fit in the Dumpsters the rest of the year. The amount picked up last year totaled 170 tons. more