Robert Samuelson Samuelson: Why fossil fuels survive Robert Samuelsondu1-i-syn It’s true that the Trump administration has withdrawn from the Paris climate agreement, making any transition harder. But… March 5, 2018
From the Extension Office Workshop to address managing water needs in a dry year If you build it, plants, flowers and fruit will come. If you ask a farmer or rancher – and if… March 5, 2018
Dear Abby Wedding set for woman’s birthday My feelings are deeply hurt. My husband says it’s no big deal and I shouldn’t let it bother me. But… March 5, 2018
The Travel Troubleshooter When you’re tall, flying isn’t easy With good reason. At 6-feet-10, the former NBA player has to squeeze himself into economy class seats, which isn’t always… March 4, 2018
Dear Abby New resident spreads rumors Recently, she confided to us that she has never really had any friends. She complains that she’s not included and… March 4, 2018
From our Congressman Schultheis: None dare call it treason Most of the other placards dealt with women’s rights, environmental concerns and such, but mine was a little different: “IMPEACH… March 3, 2018
From the State House McLachlan: Keeping lands in agriculture Barbara McLachlandu1-i-syn Some are transitioning into handing over their property to family, who will carry on the work and traditions… March 3, 2018
From the Chair Lachelt: Taking input to heart, Commission works for change Gwen Lacheltdu1-i-syn These services include road maintenance, child and adult protection, public safety through our Sheriff’s Office and countless other… March 3, 2018
From our Congressman Laszlo: Making, not breaking, sage-grouse recovery After two years of relative quiet on this front, Department of Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke rekindled the debate last fall… March 3, 2018
Dear Abby Ex complicates work romance He used to flirt with me and text me all the time and offer me his jacket. Now she’s sort… March 3, 2018
Shelf Life Can libraries be considered neutral institutions? Walchakdu1-i-syn Neutrality in a library can be defined as “not denying access to library services and resources, and not seeking… March 2, 2018
Creating Community Public health works to protect your water, air quality Devinedu1-i-syn As important as these questions are, don’t forget about questions closer to home: What is in my drinking water?… March 2, 2018
The Tourism Effect How we decide where to aim our efforts It wasn’t until I began writing this month’s column that I realized that explaining this process involves multi-layered decision-making. Hence,… March 2, 2018
Authentic Aging Looking at our responsibilities as we age I just returned from a two-week vacation in California. The whole time out there, I felt so carefree, so in-the-moment… March 2, 2018
Mike Littwin Littwin: Hancock needs to learn where inappropriate ends and sexual harassment begins Mike Littwin, The Colorado Independentdu1-i-syn There are several unanswered questions here. But the first, and most important, is whether the… March 2, 2018
Dear Abby Couple seeks support for friends We try to pass along the things that helped us, but a lot of times we’ll see one spouse wanting… March 2, 2018
From our Congressman Gardner: Civil rights commission isn’t exempt from legislative oversight Sen. Bob Gardnerdu1-i-syn As the Senate sponsor of the bill to reauthorize the CCRD and the CRC, I want to… March 1, 2018
From our Congressman Bruni: Am I going blind? Frank Brunidu1-i-syn This was about four months ago, though it feels like an eternity. So much has happened since. I… March 1, 2018
Dear Abby Wife can’t stand husband’s friend Other than that, my husband and I have a great marriage and love each other very much. I just don’t… March 1, 2018
From our Congressman A generation emerging from the wreckage looks forward Davis Brooks, New York Timesdu1-i-syn Most of the students I’ve met with are at super-competitive schools – Harvard, Yale, the… February 28, 2018
Dear Abby Confession could end relationship Al and I had a fight and broke up for a few months, and during that time I slept with… February 28, 2018
Nicholas Kristof Kristof: What poisons are in your body? Nicholas Kristofdu1-i-syn Almost a decade ago, I was shaken by my reporting on a class of toxic chemicals called endocrine… February 27, 2018
From our Congressman Cooke: Transportation fix hits partisan speedbump Sen. John Cookedu1-i-syn Weeks later, Democrats have yet to offer an alternative proposal, but one theme runs through their criticism… February 27, 2018
Dear Abby Wife longs to have own children When we first met, he told me he didn’t think he wanted another child (he has a daughter). I learned… February 27, 2018