Wyoming U. S. Senate Race Takes Interesting Twists Among Lummis, Cheney, Friess
This past week has been an interesting one for Wyoming politicians Liz Cheney, Cynthia Lummis, and Foster Friess. Keep Reading | 1035 words
My Wyoming: An Old Story About a Dog, a Lake, Ducks, Beer, Thin Ice, and Dynamite
Here is a supposedly true story about an event some years ago here in Wyoming where the ice reportedly gets really, really thick – about as thick as the skulls on these two unfortunate duck hunters. Keep Reading | 1090 words
Bill Sniffin Named Publisher of Cowboy State Daily
Long-time Wyoming journalist Bill Sniffin was named publisher of Cowboy State Daily at a board meeting on January 6. He succeeds the site’s founder, Annaliese Wiederspahn. Keep Reading | 592 words
Crowd of robots. 3D illustration
Nanobots, Fossil Fuel Issues, and the End of Work as We Know It
Futurist Jeff Wacker says the future of work could be the biggest issue of the 21st century. Automation, unique robots including microscopic nanobots, and Artificial Intelligence will continue to erode the job market. “I have a friend who says we will always need people to keep the robots running – really? We already have robots that repair other robots.” Keep Reading | 1008 words
Hurricane Winds Can’t Stop Commercial Air Service From Cheyenne to Dallas
With local, state, and federal help, a brand new terminal had been built in Cheyenne for what appeared to be non-existent airlines. It was seemingly a Wyoming version of the famous Alaska bridge to nowhere. Keep Reading | 1319 words
Looking ahead: What 2020 will mean for Cowboy State
I can see clearly now – the year 2020 will emerge as one of the most important years in Wyoming’s history as various trends emerge. Keep Reading | 1463 words
Just how wintry is it? Some of Wyoming’s coldest stories
As I write this, it is 1 degree out and fog has enshrouded our town. It is pretty darned nippy out there. But it has not been nearly as bad as it could be or has been here in Wyoming. Keep Reading | 1140 words
Deadly highways, new capitol, coal collapse, new governor & UW president forced out
The year 2019 will go into the Cowboy State’s history books for a great many reasons – many of them not very pretty. Keep Reading | 1246 words
Cowboy State-oriented gifts perfect for this year’s Christmas
I reached out to my network of friends about their ideas for the best Wyoming-oriented Christmas gifts and it was an inundation! Keep Reading | 1372 words
Thanksgiving thoughts: Sanctity of life: Stacy M and Baby M
We live in unusual times when what defines life is under constant attack. This got me thinking about two instances in my past that involved the dignity of life concerning two seemingly useless human lives. Keep Reading | 1255 words