Dear Editor,   “The forest was shrinking, but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood he was one of …

Dear Editor,   Our elementary school curriculum is failing our kids and at the same time, trying to indoctrinate them and it ’ s happening right here, under our noses. I ’ m so …

Dear Editor,   This Saturday, Sept. 26, is Public Lands Day. We connect with our surrounding BLM and Forest Service lands for our livelihoods, our food, our fitness and our sanity. …

Dear Editor,   On Saturday, Sept. 19, a diverse group of folks came together, united by a single purpose - to help the Sublette Pronghorn antelope herd navigate a critical bottleneck …

Dear Editor,   It seems the Trump administration cannot keep its hands off public lands. The latest target is the Roadless Rule — put in place after 600 hearings and 1.6 million …

Dear Editor,   August 28 marks the beginning of another year of Friday Nights under the Lights. High school football in Wyoming is what sport should be: players and coaches coming …

Dear Editor,   Maybe Sublette County is one of the last places where the calendar stopped around 1885. We remain a rare county without a building department. To some, that is …

On Aug. 7, Yellowstone to Uintas Connection, Sage Steppe Wild, Alliance for the Wild Rockies, Native Ecosystems Council, and Council on Fish and Wildlife filed a Notice of Intent to sue the Bridger …

Dear Editor, Let’s run a thought experiment about Secretary of State Chuck Gray. Imagine Joe Biden is President and Merrick Garland is Attorney General. At their direction, the U.S. Justice …

Dear Editor,   Well, those big city easterners still trust their own folklore. You know what I mean, don ’ t you? That we rural residents are total bumpkins. That they can pull the …

Dear Editor,   Wyoming relies on formulas and rigid standards to calculate financial obligations and enforce judgments, but too often there is no requirement to examine whether the …

An open letter to all Wyoming officials and candidates,   The purpose of this letter is to ask you to start a review of the purpose and status of Wyoming Public Trust Lands. The …

Dear Editor,   In a decision buried deep in an annual operating instructions the Bridger Teton National Forest plans to allow cattle to graze the vacant Elk Ridge allotments adjacent …

Dear Editor,   I never thought I would see the day that I could buy gas cheaper in Jackson Hole than I can in Pinedale. It has happened, this is as of July 13, 2026. It has always been …

Dear Editor,   On the 4th of July, 2017, we sat depressed on our front porch in Pinedale. Our American Flag snapped briskly in the breeze. This was in the first few months of Trump’s …

Dear Editor,   Let me begin by giving the Pinedale Roundup a big high-five for the improvements seen recently in the paper. I am so happy to see a few new young faces writing for the …

*Editor's note: This poem was written by Rich Boettcher, 92, of Pinedale, Wyo., and shared with us in recognition of America's 250th birthday.    The Lonely Penny   …

Dear Editor,   Wyoming ’ s wildlife and its people are not so different. Both endure harsh winters and chase the promise of spring. Right now, pronghorn, deer, and elk follow the …

Dear Editor,   For the first time in over a decade, Wyoming has active Democratic parties in all 23 counties. One of the reddest, most conservative, lowest populated states in the …

Dear residents, Pinedale advertises itself as having “All the Civilization You Need.” A slogan that once signaled the community’s awareness of the uniqueness of being an authentic western …