Friday Catchall: Fireworks (no), and Rock Springs pie (yes)
The Friday Catchall: • FIREworks – As we approach the Fourth of July, and knowing last weekend’s rain amounted to spitting on a campfire, I have to say get ready for the City of Prescott – and anywhere else locally – to seriously consider cancelation of this year’s fireworks shows.
Letter: A despot
Has our president ever had a job during which he was an employee?
Stossel: Chinese Big Brother
Upset because Facebook and Google invade your privacy? Be glad you don’t live in China.
Letter: Leftist pressure?
So proud American firearms manufacturer Ruger is going to report on gun violence, having yielded to leftist pressure?
Letter: Viewpoint Fire
A Viewpoint resident recently told me about her experiences during the Viewpoint Fire on May 11.
Williams: Parting is (not) such sweet sorrow
Shakespeare had a way with words, especially when he wrote about romance and Romeo and Juliet, but what if he had lived in California?
Tyree: A special time - Backyard fireworks with hardly any supervision
I’m looking forward to another professionally orchestrated fireworks display at our municipal recreation center this Independence Day, but nothing can quite match my childhood memories of backyard fireworks extravaganzas with barely any adult supervision.
Letter: Smoking
Prescott smoking code is that you have to be 21 feet from the front door of a business.
Guzzardi: Jerry Brown, ‘California Dreamin,’ faces reality check
A few weeks ago, I turned down an all-expenses-paid invitation to attend a late summer conference in San Francisco.
Trudeau: Save the Dells - What we stand for
Talk of the Town
Prescott’s most iconic landmark — the Granite Dells — is threatened by Arizona Eco Development’s (AED) plans to build more than 600 homes and a private resort at the historic Point of Rocks Ranch.
Letter: No scrooges
How low can they go!?
Bergner: A ‘zero tolerance’ policy worth avoiding as a father
Raising Prescott
While celebrating Father’s Day with my children Sunday, my thoughts weren’t far from the thousands of young sons and daughters living in cages, wrapped in spacecraft-like blankets, and positioned in several organized rows of green floor mats, the kind that might be used for morning yoga.
Editorial cartoon (2): June 19, 2018
This editorial cartoon was published Tuesday, June 19, 2018, in The Daily Courier.
Canada is actually the bully on tariffs
It’s amusing to see liberal Americans “virtue signaling” the world by “apologizing” for Trump for “attacking” Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau.
Letter: No annexation
Jason Gisi stated “The easiest thing is for us to revert back to a 36-acre subdivision — where I need no approvals from anybody, because state law allows that activity — and we go sell it.”
Letter: Not fair
Shame, shame.
Editorial cartoon (1): June 19, 2018
This editorial cartoon was published Tuesday, June 19, 2018, in The Daily Courier.
Talk of the Town: Prescott Municipal Airport has opportunity ahead
There is much discussion in the Prescott community about the future of service at the Prescott Municipal Airport after Great Lakes Airlines unexpectedly stopped service earlier this year.
Editorial cartoon (1): June 18, 2018
This editorial cartoon was published in The Daily Courier Monday, June 18, 2018.
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- Suspect in Prescott murder sought in Rimrock area manhunt
- Report: Yavapai County renters make less than needed to pay for housing
- Woman who claimed she was kidnapped arrested in Prescott homicide case
- Emu at-large dies during capture effort in Prescott
- One person killed jumping from runaway semi-truck on I-17
- Need2Know: Vintage 107 nears opening; new painting business in Prescott; Alfonso’s about to open 2nd location; unbiased financial advice available
- Hiker finds mug that is 750 to 950 years old in Arizona Strip
- Investment dollars flow into Yavapai County
- Prescott PD actively investigating alleged murder
- Plane runs out of fuel, crashes on Iron Springs Road
- Suspected fatal overdose in PV results in two arrests; investigation continues
- Prescott couple found shot to death in Mexico
- Prescott PD actively investigating murder scene
- Man shot in stomach in broad daylight on county land adjacent Highway 69
- Californians, fed up with high home prices, want to migrate to Prescott
- Morning crash kills 91-year-old Prescott man
- Information released on wreck that killed Prescott Valley man
- Prescott couple found shot to death in Mexico
- Man shot in stomach in broad daylight; 3 suspects arrested
