The Pinedale Roundup is proud to again hold the title of “newspaper of record” for Sublette County, providing a local source for government updates and information within our pages. …
There is a hint of crispness in the air, Rendezvous has come and gone, and so has the Sublette County Fair. The shadows seem longer, and the days are getting shorter. It feels like fall here in …
A s my birthday descends, there are three truths I know about me. One, I do not have a limitless generosity of time or patience. Two, I run out of energy on short notice. Three, the older I get the …
$22 million…pocket change anymore to some of the people in the U.S. That’s the asking price for a 1.1-million-acre ranch, including millions of acres of BLM lands attached. This property …
Dear Editor, This letter is not meant to be inflammatory. This letter is not meant to be partisan. This letter is simply meant to remind us that we have started to lose something …
Dear Editor, When the House voted this summer to erase Bureau of Land Management plans in Montana, North Dakota, and Alaska, many Wyomingites may have looked away. After all, it …
Dear Editor, Are you worried about a friend? Be the one to help save a life. September marks Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Unfortunately, our region continues to experience an increase in …
Wyoming. We live in Wyoming. We share your Wyoming values. The meeting was not a lecture. It was a conversation. We came to listen, and the community did not disappoint. People want more reporting on …
We have all heard it before. Before the end of the visit, the doctor will usually ask, “Do you have any questions?” That is usually the precise moment that my mind goes completely blank. …
There are fears I hear over and over from outdoor industry leaders. “I don’t know how to safely run my business anymore. Each season, the air gets worse, and everything I read makes …
Economic development should strengthen communities, create lasting prosperity, and secure our future. But in Wyoming today, we must ask: are we truly building economic development — or are we …
I might be old-school; no, I am definitely old-school and proud of being so. When I read —something that I believe is a must to be a writer — I want to hold the pages of what I ’ m …
To date, Wyoming newspapers have published over 200 of my columns. The vast majority of my non-political columns are focused upon the extremely important subjects of faith, family and …
Over the course of the summer, my workload often consists of performing vegetation trend monitoring on public land allotments. This monitoring involves laying out a measuring tape in an area most …
Just a few days ago, communities across Wyoming and Nebraska were stunned by the news that nine of our local newspapers had been shut down. As someone who has spent more than two decades working in …
T ony Danza was asked what turning 73 is like? He replied, “It’s like you live in a bad neighborhood and anything can happen.” When I was a kid, people who were 30 years …
When a newspaper disappears, it doesn’t happen with the fanfare of a going-out-of-business sale. There are no “final edition” banners, no ceremonious farewells. More often, it …
Losing a job in journalism can be soul-crushing. I know because I’ve lost a couple. When I read that eight local newspapers in Wyoming closed without warning last Wednesday, my thoughts …
Last week’s devastating news of the abrupt closure of eight Wyoming newspapers should give everyone pause. Although longtime newspaper owners Robb and Jen Hicks of Buffalo, along …
Dear Editor, Harriet Hageman came to Pinedale on July 29 well scripted and ready to show off legislative accomplishments, both for Wyoming and at the federal level at large. All of her talking …