Community Community Events +1 Harvesting the experience of your years Here’s an interesting tidbit I’ve recently learned – the term, legacy, is a loaded word. And there is an invisible…
Community Community Events +1 From words to action – middle schoolers for the win Middle schoolers! What a revelation they are! Over the last five weeks, I’ve spent quality time with several of them,…
Community Community Events +1 Middle school is hard. Can we make it better? No one ever says that middle school years are the best years of life. Absolutely no one. It is a…
Community Community Events +1 Generosity is infectious here and now I’m writing this as rain finally falls on the Bighorns. I speak for everyone who has watched the mountains burn;…
Community Community Events +1 The travel bug has returned I’m pretty sure I’ve packed more travel into my life in the last two months than in the last several…
Community Community Events This could be you My first involvement of being involved with a nonprofit was somewhat unconventional. About a year after I moved to Sheridan,…
Community Community Events Civity – the gift that keeps giving Did everyone survive Thanksgiving a few pounds heavier but with familial relationships mostly intact? ‘Tis the season for ugly political…
Community Community Events +1 Building Bridges I find it mind-blowing that we hosted Thrive vs. Survive Study Circles on Poverty ten years ago. Ten years! My…
Community Community Events +1 Make a difference Believe it or not, I can actually focus and finish a project within a specific timeline, all my procrastination and…
Community Community Events +1 Mental Health Matters I’m just going to put it right out there. Partially because many people don’t, won’t, or can’t, and partially because…
Community Community Events +1 There’s a word for that (Author’s note: The CVC website has been down for awhile so the blog posts have been delayed. This was originally…
Community Community Events +1 Word of the day: unique Dear Readers, today’s Word of the Day is unique. Or as my mom would pronounce it, you-nih-kew. Unique, no matter…