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Guest Column: Hunger Doesn’t Take Vacations
First Lady Jennie Gordon writes, "If we believe in feeding children during the school year, we must believe in feeding them during the summer. Hunger does not take a vacation.”
Guest ColumnMay 12, 2026

Guest Column: Why We Need A Special Prosecutor To Investigate Chuck Gray
Guest columnist George Powers writes, "I have asked the attorney general to hand this case to an independent, disinterested, special prosecutor, someone who will not be encumbered with any conflicting duty owed to Secretary of State Chuck Gray."
Guest ColumnMay 07, 2026

Guest Column: Make Your Independent Vote Count
Guest columnist Pete Illoway writes, "Wyoming independents who care about this state's future might want to seriously consider re-registering as Republicans by May 13 so you can vote in the election that will decide 90% of our leaders in 2026."
Guest ColumnMay 07, 2026

Guest Column: Why Did I Vote To Let Hungry Kids Starve?
Rep. Ken Pendergraft writes, "Why did I vote to let hungry kids starve? Who in their right mind would deny food to a hungry child? Certainly, I would not, so why did I vote against Sun Bucks?"
Guest ColumnMay 03, 2026

Guest Column: Judge Forgey Doesn’t Deserve to Die
Guest Columnist Ryan Semerad writes: “On my drive to the office each day, I pass the Wellspring clinic in Casper. I see peaceful protesters carrying signs reading: 'Pray to end abortion.' Pray. Not kill to end abortion."
Guest ColumnApril 30, 2026

Guest Column: Wyoming Powered America for a Century. It’s Not Done Yet.
Guest columnist Betsey Hale writes, "The digital economy needs power. Wyoming has it. The question is whether we are going to compete hard enough to make sure the investment lands here rather than somewhere else."
Guest ColumnApril 27, 2026

Guest Column: The Blueprint of Prosperity — Originalism, Accountability And The American Miracle
Guest columnist Fred Harrison writes, "Recently, 110 signators put their names to a letter targeting me and the Freedom Caucus. While political opposition is natural, such coordinated efforts often reveal a frustrating modern reality: a willingness to bypass rigorous, constitutional debate in favor of public posturing."
Guest ColumnApril 23, 2026

Guest Column: Facts, Not Fear — What Oakland’s Air Data Really Shows About Coal Trains
Emily Arthun, CEO of the American Coal Council, writes, "After years of measurement and review, the evidence is firmly on the record: coal trains are not the source of West Oakland’s particle pollution. Facts, not fear, should guide the conversation."
Guest ColumnApril 21, 2026

Guest Column: Sheriff Kozak's Accusations Are Wrong And Numbers Don't Lie
Cheyenne Mayor Patrick Collins writes, "Sheriff Brian Kozak accused me of 'land-grabbing for property revenue but not expanding public safety resources at the same rate.' Nothing could be further from the truth and the numbers don’t lie."
Guest ColumnApril 18, 2026

Guest Column: Which Freedom Caucus Accomplishments Anger You Most?
Rep. John Bear writes, "Wyoming conservatives have provided the blueprint for the rest of the nation. We have proven that when conservatives are given the reins, we do not just hold the line – we advance."
Guest ColumnApril 18, 2026

Guest Column: Wyoming Voters Get To Decide Who Represents Wyoming. Nobody Else.
Rep. Mike Yin writes, "There are social media pages run by a handful of Wyoming Freedom Caucus legislators and their allies whose entire purpose is to tell you which of your neighbors don't measure up."
Guest ColumnApril 15, 2026

Guest Column: Wyoming Democrats Shouldn’t Be Asked To Fix The Republican Party
Democratic Party executive director Scott Merrifield writes, "It is not the responsibility of the Democratic Party, or Democratic voters, to abandon their own party in order to manage or moderate the internal divisions of the Republican Party."
Guest ColumnApril 10, 2026
