Good going, Dick, Rulon, Christy and Kenny and sorry to hear about Jerry’s passing. These are all Wyoming folks who have been in the national news in recent weeks. How could I have missed all this?
For some reason, “moose have been in the nooze” this winter in my part of Wyoming. There have been some good news stories, some crime news, some locked antler battles and even two moose rescue stories.
It was a cold, brisk evening on Bourbon Street when we visited New Orleans March 2. In fact, it was their chilliest night of the year. We were bundled up like Wyoming people know how to do, while the locals were shivering and barely covered.
Some months ago in this space, we repeated a fantastic rumor about a Machu Picchu-type place deep in the Wind River Mountains. The story was far-fetched, and it just could not be verified.
That 34-minute power blackout during the Super Bowl gave the world a glimpse of the future of how electrical power outages will be occurring in the United States
This statewide column-writing idea started when Wyoming Tribune Eagle Managing Editor Reed Eckhardt asked me to write a weekly commentary about the 2002 statewide political races.
Our old family dog, Shadow, had been listless and seemed not well. A Wyoming native, this dog had been with us for 14 years. In dog years, she was pushing 90.