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Freedom of the Press extends from White House to Town Hall

In the past month, it’s been easy to get lost in the flurry of activity coming out of Washington, D.C. Something which may have been buried for some is how the Associated Press has been barred from presidential events including the Oval Office.

Thoughts on Three-Pointers

I’m not often known for giving a hot take or making controversial comments when it comes to sports.

Are you ready to pay the price?

A lot of young men dream about becoming a Navy Seal someday. Our oldest son was one of them. They are some of the most elite warriors on the face of the planet. Becoming a Navy Seal takes tremendous commitment, skill, determination, and tenacity. The trainee has to make the sacrifice; he has to be focused; he has to get the training; and he has to live by different standards. It doesn't happen overnight.

Living on Purpose: Understanding is not necessary to appreciate

he vast complexity of the human mind has fascinated mankind since the beginning. As our divine book of instruction, the Bible says that as a man or woman thinks, so are they. Since we are the accumulation of our thoughts, we cannot overly stress the importance of believing what is true in order to live in God’s favor.

Letter to the Editor: Reader Defends Homeschoolers

Dear Editor, 

In The Sun’s recent article “Why The Push?”, you discussed House Bill 199 - the Wyoming Freedom Scholarship Act, with Mr Jennings, our CCSD2 superintendent. Mr. Jennings spoke highly of our public school system here in Carbon County and Wyoming, and deservedly so. 

A Single Dude's Guide to Valentine's Day

Wake up Friday, step outside to the sun rising over the Snowy Range and take that first big inhale of high-elevation fresh Wyoming morning air – you may feel

Community Supports Our Youth

We are often overwhelmed by the Valley community’s involvement and support of student athletics and activities. 

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