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Coffee With A View: The Truth is in the TimelineBy Carol Harper When I was a little kid, I loved Wrigley's Doublemint and Juicy Fruit gum. My Grandpa Starks would always give us a stick wh...

EMS and the Fremont County Commissioners: A Little StoryBy Carol Harper Since I've been on vacation, I've been a bit behind on things re: the EMS situation, but yes...below is the most accurate st...

Coffee With A View: Where is God in all of this?By Carol Harper I have 'Walmart anxiety' (actually, shopping in general). I make my list ahead of time, repeating to myself that I'm gonna g...

Coffee With A View: The Simple TruthBy Carol Harper When I was a kid, we didn't have cell phones, tablets, or video games for entertainment and amusement. We read books, magazi...

Coffee With A View: Everything Takes Work to WorkBy Carol Harper One of the biggest reasons I came back to my hometown of Riverton was because I just couldn't afford to live in California a...

Unorthodox Christianity: "Show Me Your Faith..."" But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law who belonged to their sect complained to his disciples, “Why do you eat and drink with tax c...

Unorthodox Christianity: The Story and the Battles UnseenBy Carol Harper "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Fathe...

Unorthodox Christianity: One Person's Offering...By Carol Harper The situation with Foundations for Nations and the Northern Arapaho Tribe has escalated to the point of national and world n...

Unorthodox Christianity: One Person's Beliefs and Traditions...By Carol Harper It's really difficult to catch up with everything that's going on in the world these days. I've been getting some great nigh...

Unorthodox Christianity: One Person's Truth...By Carol Harper I've been bombarded by folks on both sides of the religious/spiritual spectrums...tribal and Christian...on the Foundations ...

Taxes, Timelines, and Transparency: The 3/4-Cent Sales TaxBy Carol Harper I recently made several lenghty comments on a friend's Facebook post regarding their opposition to the 3/4-cent sales tax. T...

History Lessons: Time Has No Speed Limits, A Father's Day TributeBy Carol Harper I have many cherished memories of my father, Charles Starks. He turns 90 this year, and what a life well lived! As I look ba...

Coffee With A View: We, the PowerfulAfter the American Revolution, George Washington went home. Then he went back to preside over the Constitutional Convention, became the firs...

Coffee With A View: Be Better, Not BitterThis was the quote/photo in my last MMIP Wind River blog piece, Being A Good Person . I was recently the subject of Holly Butler's/Civil Rig...

History Lessons: The Irony of the Declaration of IndependenceBy Carol Harper There is a project I am a part of with our local American Legion Auxiliary that surrounds the reading of the Declaration of ...

Coffee With A View: Who will save the ambulance service? "Not I," said the...Disclaimer: I am not writing this piece as a representative of Frontier Ambulance or any of the previous companies I've served with in the E...

Coffee With A View: "You don't know what you have here..."Many years ago (in the 90's) I worked for an electronics company in the Silicon Valley. It was near the airport, so the commute was crazy, b...

Coffee With A View: "Who will save the ambulance service?" Part IIBy Carol Harper CarolHarper.com Disclaimer: I am not writing this piece as a representative of Frontier Ambulance or any of the previous com...

Unorthodox Christianity: The Prince of PeaceBy Carol Harper As most of you know (from the shares on my Facebook wall), I followed the 2,300-mile Walk for Peace by the Monks of the Vi...

History Lessons: "Sticks and stones may break my bones..."By Carol Harper (Not generated by AI) "Do not think that I have come to bring peace to the earth; I have not come to bring peace, but a swor...

Coffee With A View: The Real HeroesBy Carol Harper (Not AI-generated) Whew, what a weekend! I've had quite a rollercoaster ride on just one brief post on my Facebook page: I d...

History Lessons: Do It Better!I was a judge for the Riverton Invitational Speech & Debate Tournament this last weekend, and what an experience it was. Thankfully, the amb...

Coffee With A View: What is it good for?By Carol Harper Not generated by AI! As we brought in the New Year, it seems there was a lot of focus on President Trump's recent action in ...

Coffee With A View: The Truth is Out ThereBy Carol Harper Not AI-generated! "The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, And we have seen his glory, Glory as of the only Son from the F...

Christmas Coffee With A View: Peace on Earth..."as it is in Heaven..."The Gifts That Keep on Giving It's hard to believe that it was over two years ago that I slipped on the ice and fell, shattering my wrist an...

Coffee With a View of Washington D.C.By Carol Harper (Not generated by AI) 😉 This weekend I made a big ol' pot of chili. It's my Mom's recipe, one that I know by heart because ...

Coffee With A View: Winter is ComingMost of my friends know how much I love to cook. I’m an experimental kitchen witch! I love to create…I love the action of chopping, mincing,...

History Lessons: The Footprints of FaithIt's difficult to get back into the swing of things after taking time off. After a lovely birthday weekend, doing most of the things I love ...

Coffee With A View: Enemy MineStar Trek Day! Most of you know about my affinity for sci-fi and fantasy, and I usually use my weekends to catch up on 'my shows.' I may do ...

Unorthodox Christianity: "Honesty is such a lonely word...""Honesty is such a lonely word Everyone is so untrue Honesty is hardly ever heard And mostly what I need from you." --Billy Joel "Honesty" f...

History Lessons: "And the little child shall lead them..."A friend of mine made a Facebook post recently that prompted today's blog piece. It read: "I asked our chief of police what plan the city ha...

Unorthodox Christianity: I wish that I knew what I know now..."Six days you shall labor and do all your work, but the seventh day is a sabbath to the Lord your God. On it you shall not do any work, neit...

History Lessons: Remember Who You AreI love my Sundays. For the most part, they're peaceful and reflective. I move slower when preparing my cup of coffee and linger longer in my...

Unorthodox Christianity: Jesus WeptWhen Jesus saw her weeping, and the Jews who had come along with her also weeping, he was deeply moved in spirit and troubled. “Where have y...

Through My Eyes: A Year of Loss, Learning...but most of all, Love!Happy Christmas and New Year! At first, a part of me told me that looking back wasn’t something I really wanted to do. But as my 2024 Journe...

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