As we move into 2024, happy New Year to all of the greater Prescott-area residents. I normally do not make New Year’s resolutions, but I do try to remember all of our blessings.
About the 55-room hotel on Whiskey Row. Businesses on or about Whiskey Row would, I think, widely support a new hotel right downtown on the plaza if the building blended in perfectly and was in concert with city historic preservation guidelines.
The City of Prescott burdened its business owners with a business license about seven years ago, and I thought the City Council learned that it was not a good idea when they rescinded it, but the bad idea has reared its ugly head again.
The hypocrisy sickens me. It’s OK if party “A” does XYZ (with a significant amount of evidence), but it’s not ok for party “B” to allegedly (I say allegedly due to lack of any evidence) do the same thing.
Was so disappointed to read John Stevens’ letter of Dec. 8. The “Teacher Village” is in my neighborhood and it truly is an attractive, affordable alternative ...
In a letter published Dec. 22, a reader remarked that abortion is not mentioned in the Constitution. The writers of the Constitution wisely acknowledged ...
Regarding your Friday Catchall about “Xmas,” the X is the Greek letter Chi (pronounced “kai”) and is the first letter of a Greek word that begins with an X and is pronounced CHRISTOS, the Greek form of “Christ.”
I am not a fan of abortion nor am I promoting abortion. I am unable to locate anything in the Constitution that grants the right to an abortion to the federal government or to the states. ...
When and how was Dec. 25 established as Christmas? I researched on the internet and other literature to learn in 336 AD the emperor Constantine established Dec. 25 as the date when Christians celebrate Christ’s birth...
If the investigation into Mayor Phil Goode’s actions involving the city manager’s firing of the Prescott airport director and the subsequent executive session isn’t a lawyer-bait boondoggle, I don’t know what is.
“Peace on Earth, good will toward all” is a sentiment we hear often at this time of year. To Prescott PeaceBuilders this desire for peace and good will is a principle we seek to encourage all through the year from January through December.
In the Dec. 1 issue of The Daily Courier, Glenn Miller – letter: “Ballot access under 14th Amendment” – claims that former President Donald Trump cannot be on the ballot because he was involved in an insurrection on Jan. 6, 2021.
Your Tuesday front page article joins in the celebratory mood marking the opening of government subsidized housing in Prescott for government employees (teachers and city first responders).
The Daily Courier has published one letter and two rants that criticize my submission, which was critical of the Prescott City Council finding ways to only harm and hinder the homeless population with recent ordinances.
By now it’s a well-established fact that Donald J. Trump did not collude with Russia, a hoax manufactured by the Democrat Party and government apparatchiks.