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Lisa Norman experienced her life as a ranch wife through her lens as a professionally trained artist. She and her late husband, Denley Norman, worked on ranches in Texas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and finally in…

August is National Black Business Month, and this year, for Black-owned companies in Pennsylvania that have managed to survive through the pandemic, its reason to celebrate - or even start another business venture. COVID-19 has had a disproportionate impact on Black communities, and on the 12% of businesses in the state with Black owners. In Philadelphia, many turned to The Enterprise Center, which became a hub for loan activity. ...

By Linda Burstyn for Ms. Magaine Broadcast version by Roz Brown for New Mexico News Connection/Public News Service Bad Business: Anti-abortion lawmakers harm companies operating in their states-so why are these radical politicians still receiving corporate funding? When Georgia and Texas passed their draconian anti-abortion laws in 2019, Susan Lerner had a tough decision to make. As CEO and cofounder of the popular womens clothing line Michael Stars, she knew she might alienate a portion of he...

Opening up Pennsylvanias primary elections to voters who arent registered either as Democrats or Republicans is the topic of a State House of Representatives hearing tomorrow. The House State Government Committee convenes Tuesday to hear testimony on House Bill 1369. Sponsored by state Rep. ...

Included in the Inflation Reduction Act is a provision aimed at cutting methane emissions from oil and gas drilling, but it remains to be seen whether it will have a broad effect on the industry. The bill would levy a fine on oil and gas producers whose wells emit methane above a certain threshold. But Kassie Siegel - director of the Climate Law Institute at the Center for Biological Diversity - said methane emissions are overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency, and the fines will on...

August 27, members of the public will have a rare opportunity to visit the historic Padlock Ranch first developed for livestock in 1867, now operating as the Arapaho Ranch.

The following is a press release from the Bureau of Indian Affairs:

The Sheridan chapter of the Wyoming Cattlewomen are currently selling raffle tickets to help fund the many projects and activities they support throughout the year. Throughout Wyoming and the nation, CattleWomen volunteers promote the beef industry and work to garner an understanding of that ind

On May 14, starting at 9 a.m. the public is invited to volunteer to help with the Monarch Lutheran Cemetery clean-up as part of celebrating May as Historic Preservation Month. This clean-up is part of SCLT history program with a hands on activity that engages the community with a historic site as we

The Poverty Flats Fire is currently burning 65,941 acres with 80 percent containment Tuesday. The County Assist Team (CAT) said in a release crews are reinforcing the fire line and still mopping up Tuesday. They are able to oversee risk by detecting and mapping more coal seams and snags.  Crews are patrolling the east side of the fire and started rehabilitation efforts.  Gusting ash that has the appearance of smoke may be visible.  The fire is substantially contained and CAT will hand ...