Are bears held more accountable than frat boys?
The main difference I see between man and bear is that the bear may experience a direct set of consequences for his actions.
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We got what we didn’t vote for
by Sabrina Hornung | Sep 18, 2026
Sabrina Hornung on single-polling-place counties, rural voter access and why “you got what you voted for” misses the point.
Read NowLet one ad hoc climate action group inspire others to local action
by Bryce Haugen | Aug 21, 2026
A $2 million grant, an organic composting facility, and proof that a small group of dedicated people can still move a county.
Read NowThe next phase of High Plains Reader
by John Strand | Jul 26, 2026
We’re gearing up for the next 30 years. The Little Newspaper That Could is entering a new era, thanks to you.
Read NowOur content is our legacy: The little newspaper that could persists
by John Strand | Jun 16, 2026
Journalism is under attack. Costs are rising and local publications are folding. We desperately need you to help us preserve local journalism for the…
Read NowDid we just hit our ‘Twilight Zone’ era?
by Sabrina Hornung | Apr 17, 2026
Sabrina Hornung ponders education droids, AI and more.
Read NowSticks and stones: Words have power, especially when repeated
by John Strand | Mar 16, 2026
John Strand reminds us to choose our words carefully.
Read NowBoots on the ground to keep the boots off of our necks
by Sabrina Hornung | Feb 19, 2026
The quote, “The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command” from George…
Read NowWhat we do is who we are
by John Strand | Jan 18, 2026
If you are reading this editorial and you too are worried sick about the state of our country, keep reading. Maybe we can inspire…
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