opinion

It would be awesome if we could personalize veterans plates.

As soon as I saw this bad review of Casper, I instantly knew what the problem was. The smartest advice I have received is don't try and change people.

No NFL player knelt Veterans Day Weekend, outside of San Francisco, where three did take a knee. Our friend Ned LeDoux said, “You won’t see that at a rodeo in Wyoming.”

If you asked me yesterday if I could think of anything I do miss about living in Denver, I’d have said, “No.” But there are still things I definitely don't miss.

Schools across the U.S. and Europe are making a new rule – against best friends. Turns out frowning upon kids having best friends could lessen potential pain, according to the policy makers. Will a "no bff's" policy ever be proposed for Wyoming Schools? I hope not.

Everyone and their dog has a Facebook account. It is a great way to keep up with friends, but there are some things that the Cowboy State should stop doing.

For what to do when attacked by a group of clowns, "Go for the juggler" ain't so funny anymore. Creepy Clowns didn't arrive in Wyoming until later than most states, but the effect has been felt.

It's hard to believe something we all remember so vividly is now 14 years behind us.

Sometimes it’s hard to be a parent who has kids in sports, when they win, it’s great but when they loose, it can be pretty saddening. But, as my parents always believed, it’s just a part of growing up, and sometimes loosing can teach our kids how to be better sports when it comes to loosing, and that they gave it their all and should be proud of themselves. It's an opportunity for kids to learn by the mistakes, take it on the chin, and prepare to win next time. But what if your child’s high school football team looses 91 to 0?!!!

Cabela's, the World's Foremost Outfitter of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear has a lot of appeal to Wyomingites.  The store caters and fits perfectly into the Wyoming lifestyle.  There is only one problem.  Wyoming doesn't have a Cabela's.  Here are 10 reasons why Casper needs a Cabela's.

While big cities are great for visiting, I don’t think I’ll ever move to another town with more than 120 thousand people. Casper has around 60K, and that’s fine with me. What do you dig about our little city? I asked you to take our poll the other day, and now I have some results: As you can see, the people are the best part about Casper...

Two words that mean the exact same thing are pretty common in the English language.  Some of these terms are a regional saying or just how one's parents used them, so they are inherited.  Certain words, more than others seem to spark debate.  Do you say "pop" or "soda"?  "Dinner" or "supper"? The list goes on.  Let's settle this once and for all.