You might say the nesting instinct drew Lori Huff and her family back to Ten Sleep, Wyoming (population 304), but their journey was also motivated by a desire to restore a piece of the past and give back to a community steeped in history. While Lori had grown up in the Ten Sleep area, husband Marcus, a former True West editor, had never experienced life in such a small town. Not content to move into a standard Wyoming home, they purchased a century-old mercantile store that was a National His


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