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Ty's Take A tattoo artist sets up shop downtown while the school system watches another class of kids move away—that's Silver City in a nutshell these days, isn't it? The ones who stay are reinventing the place, filling empty storefronts with art and
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Ty's Take Red Lodge's losing a fixture this week—the collision center guy hanging it up to fish full time—and you can't blame him one bit, but it's the kind of small shift that changes how a town feels. Someone who&
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Ty's Take Two stories broke this week that tell you something about how a lake town like this actually works—the kind of news that doesn't make the state wires but sits heavy in people's minds anyway. A local man facing eight felonies for
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Ty's Take Word came through today that Kyle Busch is gone at 41, and even if you're not the type to sit through a full race, that one lands different in a border town where people work with their hands and understand what it takes to
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Ty's Take Up here we're used to watching big decisions get made somewhere else—Santa Fe, or further down the Rio Grande—and then having to live with them. This week's mix of budget cuts, legal pressure, and personnel changes reads like that same
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Ty's Take The Yellowstone Art Museum's funding fight isn't really about a building or even a budget line—it's about whether this region thinks cultural institutions matter enough to sustain them when money gets tight. Every county in the Northern Rockies faces
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Ty's Take The Grey Fire came close enough to make folks hold their breath, but the Greycliff Mill—one of the few pieces of industrial infrastructure left in this country—dodged the bullet. Meanwhile, Ted Turner's passing has set loose a hundred stories about what one
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Ty's Take Memorial Day weekend's going to pack the highways worse than usual, which means two things for folks around here: the Sand Dunes are about to get a lot busier, and anybody trying to get north toward Denver or south into New Mexico better plan
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Ty's Take Duke Rodriguez is running for governor on the kind of platform that plays well in rooms full of donors—tax cuts, border security, the usual Republican checklist. But what catches you out here is that he's talking about it in Alamogordo, where people are
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Ty's Take There's a lawsuit working its way through the courts just south of here that cuts right to something this region's been wrestling with for generations—who belongs, who gets to stay, and what happens when money and property rights collide with the