Guzzardi: Obscure federal program displaces workers
The federal government has created yet another immigration employment hurdle for U.S. science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) workers, according to a new report.
Editorial: Smokey’s right: Preventing fires is up to us
The early results are in, and it is apparent that fire season is upon us.
Purcell: The evolving American prom
The more the American prom changes, the more it stays the same.
Letter: Enjoy trees
Isn’t spring a time to enjoy trees coming out of hibernation?
Letter: An outburst
Wow, Will Durst (Trump Followers loyal regardless of circumstances, April 30), is really letting Trump supporters have it with both barrels!
Editorial cartoon (2): May 21, 2018
This editorial cartoon was published in The Daily Courier Monday, May 21, 2018.
Reagan: They hate, Trump wins
Donald Trump’s many enemies are becoming more and more frustrated.
Tyree: Are you suffering from funeral fatigue?
“Tell me something good.”
Letter: ‘Fake news’
It is unbelievable how uninformed T. Canton is concerning politics and our national well-being.
Editorial cartoon (1): May 21, 2018
This editorial cartoon was published in The Daily Courier Monday, May 21, 2018.
PIACENZA: Globalism vs. national identity
Beyond local and state concerns, two schools of thought appear to be vying for dominance on the world stage these days.
Rants&Raves: May 20, 2018
Got something on your mind? Tell us about it in 40 words or less.
Guest Editorial: Investors take aim causing Ruger to go on the defensive
Activist investors fired a warning shot during Sturm, Ruger & Co.’s annual meeting last week in Prescott and management would be wise to pay attention.
Haddad: One person to stand up and say, ‘Hey, leave him alone’
One of the greatest pains my heart has ever known is to see a child who has lost all hope. In desperate moments, when they feel utterly alone and worthless, some choose to end life.
Letter: Dishonest panhandler
J-P. A. Maldonado wrote a letter to the editor about an incident 40 years ago with a panhandler whom he felt was dishonest and took advantage of him.
Letter: Thank you firefighters!
A heartfelt THANK YOU from all the residents of the Park Ridge at Viewpoint community.
Funt: Baseball bobbles its giveaways
The 1966 baseball season was particularly memorable in St. Louis, and not just because the Cardinals moved to a new $25 million stadium, hosted the All-Star Game, and every few days sent flame-thrower Bob Gibson to the mound where he won 21 games and struck out 225 batters.
Polman: Profiteer-in-chief goes belly-up for China
The U.S. Constitution has been reduced to a scrap of parchment, rendered irrelevant by the profiteer-in-chief.
Letter: Our heroes
To our firefighters. How can I even begin to thank you for how you saved our communities that were threatened by the fire May 11?
- Gunmaker Ruger will track and report on gun violence after shareholder vote
- 2 sent to hospital after head-on collision in Prescott
- Need2Know: Farm Provisions restaurant opens in downtown Prescott; Prescott True Value wins company “Best Hardware Store in Town” award
- Boy struck by vehicle on May 7 remains in serious condition
- Arizona forest lands start closing as fire danger looms
- Prescott Fire puts down more roadway blazes
- Arizona judge gives former Prescott man 170 Years for child porn
- Yavapai County Fair, 4-H break up; go separate ways
- Why some court cases drag on for years
- Prescott pushes ahead with new airport terminal plan
- Brush fires threaten homes in Prescott Valley
- Update: Brush fires threaten homes in Prescott Valley
- Man charged with 2nd degree murder after Prescott shooting
- Fire Update: Poquito Valley, Antelope Meadows under mandatory evacuation
- Accident seriously injures 19-year-old man
- 2 sent to hospital after head-on collision in Prescott
- That was donated to a thrift shop?
- Police: Child struck, seriously injured, by hit-and-run driver
- Viewpoint Fire destroys 2 homes, chars 2,500-plus acres
- Gunmaker Ruger will track and report on gun violence after shareholder vote
