Funt: Dogs get their day in Florida voting
Amid the brouhaha over Senate and gubernatorial voting, there was clarity here in the Sunshine State about one thing: Floridians are fed up with the cruel practice of organized dog racing.
Stossel: Single-payer health care
America needs single-payer health care, say progressives.
Letter: Our property rights
With his numerous newspaper articles and radio appearances, Prescott Councilman Jim Lamerson is setting the stage to betray us.
Letter: Cooks page
Re: Courier Cooks page Tuesday, Nov. 6:
Graham: Turning the page on an uncomfortable year
Big announcement: I “celebrate” my 55th birthday on Friday.
Cantlon: The Dells ... it’s not about property rights, it’s about negotiation
In a Talk of the Town a little while back, Councilman Jim Lamerson made the case that the developer who wants to put houses and condos in the middle of the Granite Dells should be able to do what they want, and any suggestions of special limitations are out of line, because of private property rights.
Letter: Bad impression
Our educational system wages lengthy campaigns to garner support for various school funding, although I have not met anyone, including seniors, who doesn’t wholeheartedly agree with the need. Lately, however, I am noticing a disturbing trend.
Letter: Leadership
I was a “Corporate Gypsy,” residing in 5 states over 30 years. I pursued the American Dream, reaching the pinnacle of my career as CEO of a fairly large division (five brands) in a Fortune 500 Corporation. The 95-year-old company lost its compass (like GE today) and ultimately liquidated all assets by 2001.
Letter: Pet talk to vote?
The front page article “Turnout of young voter’s jumps” last week raises some interesting questions.
Letter: Rebuttal to “The Democrats run on hate”
Setting the record straight: Lie No. 1: Reagan claims that Democrats have a monopoly on hate. The pipe bombs, the attacks on a Jewish Synagogue and the recent attacks and threats against our Senator Flake.
Purcell: Effective wit a dying art in politics
Among today’s most regrettable trends is the dying art of effective humor and satire in politics.
Guzzardi: After midterms, US tech workers still friendless in Congress
In Kansas’ Third District, IT has a strong presence with Microsoft, Google and Amazon. Over time, since taking office in 2011, the district’s soon-to-be former representative, Kevin Yoder, fell in love with the H-1B employment-based visa.
Manieri: Another election has come and gone. Now what?
It’s usually at this point when I start reviewing what I’ve seen and heard over the past several months and try to make some sense of it, not unlike what a psychologist might do with a particularly vivid and disturbing nightmare.
Polman: Blue wave meets red wall: Split decision for a divided nation
Charles Dickens wrote this about the French Revolution: “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair ... “
Letter: Balloting progress
I understand that Washington, Oregon and Colorado have gone to 100 percent voting by mail.
Letter: Birthright citizenship
Who is the Constitutional Conservative now? Do we just rewrite the Constitution or do we agree with the actual text as written and the interpretation that it has been given all of its history?
Haddad: Give food, give money, wave or salute, but don’t judge
“Be kinder than necessary because everyone you meet is fighting some kind of battle.”
Barnes: For all the children
I lease to you, my children, for the duration of your stay on this tumultuous, rolling ball —
- Police: 19-year-old PV men died of accidental overdose involving fentanyl
- Fatal motorcycle accident on Highway 69
- Fatal accident on Highway 69
- Small car smashes into produce truck on Highway 69
- Distracted driver collides with truck on Highway 69
- Dunkin' Donuts breaks ground in Prescott Valley
- Courier Editorial: Take action against local fentanyl dealers
- Prescott Valley police set to host ‘Overdose Epidemic’ forum Nov. 19
- Officials warn of possible 'wildland firefighting' scam
- Man arrested after pulling gun on officers outside Prescott store
- Why are flags at half-staff today thru Oct. 31, 2018
- Gunner Bundrick’s family releases heartfelt statement about 19-year-old’s death
- Prescott Valley police find two 19-year-old males dead inside home
- Police: 19-year-old PV men died of accidental overdose involving fentanyl
- Need2Know: 2nd layoff at RESA; Circle K nearly complete; Whiskey Row building sells; Rickety Cricket now full-fledged bar; Christmas Store opens in PV
- Two young men found dead in Prescott Valley home Saturday identified
- No place to go: 100 Glassford Hill pronghorn facing death in 5-10 years
- Fatal motorcycle accident on Highway 69
- 2018 General Election results, updated
- Fatal accident on Highway 69
