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Adler: Does the U.S. president have the authority to withdraw from NATO?

President-elect Donald Trump is not a fan of NATO — the North Atlantic Treaty Organization — which has been the backb

WTE offers thumbs up and down

City Council should ban oversized vehicles on city streets

Support your local coffee klatch

It seems that every small town and every community has a coffee klatch, a group of people—typically older—who gather

Time to honor departing public board members

It’s the beginning of a season of change for our elected boards around the county.

Volunteers make the wheels of government go round

Do you have a passion for affordable housing, recycling, public transit or weed eradication?

Festival of Trees, Festival of Lights make Gillette great

It’s funny how you can live somewhere for so long and still miss out on so much that happens in the community.

In pursuit of a Christmas tree

The day after Thanksgiving we head into the mountains and avoid the chaos of Black Friday shopping sprees (we’ll part

City needs to be ready for growth

Cody City Council President Andy Quick raised an important issue at the last city council meeting.

The ‘alleluia moments’

Happy Autumn!

Adler: Trump’s demand for recess appointments brings the Constitution and the Senate’s role into sharp focus

The recess appointment power, seldom at the forefront of national discussion, resurfaced recently as a headline topic

Agenda 2024: Progress being made on homelessness, but more to be done

Five years ago, Robert Marbut delivered a report on the state of homelessness in Wyoming.

Survey results released

The local Community Survey results are in and a public meeting was held on Tuesday evening to discuss the results, fo

NWC board right to table, for now, name change resolution

It was interesting that, after trustee John Housel made a motion to table his resolution to change the name of Northw

More random thoughts on the election

Yes we are now more than two weeks removed from the Nov.

Respect public process for downtown Wilson

Blindsided.

We're losing trust, drifting from skepticism to cynicism

Tempers flared last week, as Democrats sought to cast blame for the Republican landslide - I was particularly galled

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