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This week marks the anniversary of an event in our country that I think we all would be glad to never have experienced. The atrocities of September 11, 2001 have made it a standout day in …

Now that things have settled down, the smoke has cleared and we have all been able to catch our breaths, I thought it would be a good time to start by thanking the citizens of Platte County. The …

It’s been a busy week; really, it’s been a busy summer. There have been so many things happening around each community in Platte County, it can make a person dizzy – but that can be …

Dear Parents and Guardians, Welcome back to the 2024-25 school year! I hope you and your families have had a restful and enjoyable summer. As we get ready for this new academic year, I am excited to …

These were the directions my grandmother gave me when I was very little on how to cross the street. When we came to a crosswalk we would STOP and LOOK both ways to see if there were cars coming …

School has started, sports games are gearing up, and parents, teachers, and students alike are getting into the swing of the school year routine. As students head back to school, the transition from …

Over and over again I hear people saying they “want to get the word out” about this or that cause, situation, or event. Unfortunately, those people are talking among themselves, trying to …

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis, both R-Wyo., introduced the Transparency in Student Lending Act to ensure families and student borrowers …

The 2024 election cycle is in full swing and with its return, you can be sure that many other things will follow. Arguments at the dinner table, irate messages on Facebook and a general increase in …

The 2024 election cycle is in full swing and with its return, you can be sure that many other things will follow. Arguments at the dinner table, irate messages on Facebook and a general increase in …

CHEYENNE — Lawmakers seemed divided this week over how to legislate AI governance in Wyoming, with some committee members arguing that overly broad legislation will impede on First Amendment …

WHEATLAND – Darin Smith, candidate for Wyoming Senate District 6, has vehemently condemned Governor Gordon for his obstructionist tactics and delays in funding the Wheatland water tower …

By Lisa Phelps lphelps@pcrecordtimes.com What a place we live in! Yes, it can get hot, and the wind blows – a lot, but there is no other place I’d rather be. It is easy enough to get …

Communication: Teaching your child the key to success! Communication is key; we use it to get the kids out the door in the morning, close that deal at work, shop at the grocery store, or …

Communication is key; we use it to get the kids out the door in the morning, close that deal at work, shop at the grocery store, or enjoying a cup of coffee with a good friend, among many others. …

That’s the question at the heart of the matter, and it's the question I keep coming back to: Did God create wolves? If you are lucky enough to have missed this story, I ask myself this question …

In 2022, the State of Wyoming redrew the senate district boundaries. State Senate District 6 now includes all of Platte County and the eastern portion of Laramie County. I am a candidate to represent …

CHEYENNE (WNE) — Twenty-four Republican governors, including Gov. Mark Gordon, joined together Wednesday to write a letter to President Biden, stating their united opposition to two proposals …

According to Wyoming law, the County Clerk serves as the chief election officer of the county. I have served in that role since 2019 and am proud to continue a long tradition of fair and honest …

WHEATLAND - Tell a liberal you favor lower taxes, and they’ll respond by asking you if you want to go without paved roads, running sewers, and other critical infrastructure.     …

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