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Bob Doherty was a Texas ranger who believed in the myth of the Old West; Greg Ott was a college dope dealer, a child of the sixties. When they met, it destroyed both their lives.

This 1972 article from the South Dakota Historical Society looks at some of the ghost towns in the Black Hills.

Sometime soon, Judy and I plan to go see South Dakota. This will undoubtedly be the farthest I have ever driven in my life, and the most northward, way past

Skull at the Museum at the Bighorns, Sheridan. (vannoy photo) Wyoming’s landscape wasn’t always sagebrush and short grass, with rolling hills and steep mountains. At one time Wyoming was a tropical paradise, full of exotic reptiles, flying lizard-like creatures, and, later, huge mammoths and sa

Horror stories from Indigenous writers, a plea for better road ecology, and more books out now

Its August 11, which means there are now just two weeks until the first Princeton athletic event of the 2023-24 academic year.

Why did they choose Sarah? Why did they come to my dry hundred and take, of all the people on this planet, my strange, bony wife?

FLAGSTAFF, Arizona — Fifty thousand years ago and a few miles east of here a huge iron-nickel meteorite struck the unbroken earthen plain at a speed of about 26,000 miles

BILLINGS, Mont. – A partial closure that was in place at Manuel Lisa Fishing Access Site (FAS) on the Bighorn River has been lifted.Motorized access is once again allowed at

Lakota Catholic Nicholas Black Elk inspires an authentic relationship with God.