How many people do you see playing softball anymore? Women stood up and fought for their right to play the game. To live in a town were softball is so little but means so much to the players has … more

I live in the county now but in 2010 I lived in the city and voted in my ward. I voted for our current mayor, as I thought he would be a good representation of my conservative vote. Fast forward … more

To try and simplify my editorial for Mr. Hamby, wasn’t about whether the Postal Service lost $15.9 billion or $16 billion last year. My point was the whole controversy is about the funding of the … more

WASHINGTON — President Obama said once again last week that Syria’s “use of chemical weapons would be a game-changer.”The president had played this game many times before. … more

The Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission recently granted its approval for an oil and gas company to inject produced water into a part of the Madison formation that, by all accounts, contains … more

I have to say that the best part of going through the Midwest was breaking down outside of Gillette, Wyo. We had struck a deer and had no clue on what to do, so we called Gregg with the local … more

I am a recovering alcoholic who was recently terminated from my job at a mine due to my sickness getting in the way. This is not a plea for reemployment but a plea to not just coal mines, but all … more

From the May 1, 1930 The News Record:Friends of Mrs. Harry Putnam gathered at the Putnam ranch Friday and had a “plowing bee.” Twelve tractors with the necessary implements were brought … more

The wild, wild West was known for robbers and holdups. We may have become more civilized in the more than 100 years since then, but the holdups continue. more