(photo from the June 21, 2018, Edition of the Wet Mountain Tribune) Dropping behind my keyboard to hammer out this editorial for the last edition of the Tribune of 2023, I cannot help but think of the 140 years (or more) and the seven owners of the Tribune before me who took stock of the year, as I am doing right now, behind their typewriters. The news business in a rural community is an odd affair. āNothing changes, but nothing stays the sameā is the verse of one of my songs that I occasionally strum out on a guitar, and on the last week of the year, the steady march of time is obvious. I came to journalism by accident. My main cash flow back…