Congress is back from its August recess, the weeks-long period away from its always-contentious, mostly unproductive business.
Have you heard about it? Likely, because of all the brouhaha over the proposed Sundog Connector, you’ve forgotten about the one-mile stretch of Highway 69 from Holiday Hills to the Prescott Gateway Mall.
Did you survive the budget cuts from the last debt ceiling fight?
Kermit Hunt’s second career was about to launch in 1997 as he completed his Vineyard Bible and Leadership Training and his 22-year employment at Ross Labs in Columbus, Ohio.
I suppose it was just a matter of time before casual dress hit the U.S. Senate.
The United States is a creation of “We the people.” We own it. Something I don’t often hear in the public forum.
The Biden administration’s infatuation with electric vehicles is no secret, with billions in subsidies lavished on them in the so-called Inflation Reduction Act and now direct bribes to vehicle manufacturers to shift their production.
I recently took delivery of a Sony lavalier microphone that I ordered online. A lavalier microphone is a small clip-on device ...
I come from a long line of anti-fascists.
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” hasn’t cracked a Joe Biden joke since April 15, when cast member Michael Che quipped, “President Biden has tried to downplay the recent leak of classified U.S. documents that were posted on social media, because when you’re over 80 a couple of leaks are nothing to be embarrassed about.”
Way back in my “Environmental Regulations” column (Feb. 19), I laid out how well the Clean Air Act had cleared our air, even with many times more cars on the road than when the CAA was approved about 50 years ago.
Having come from a metropolitan area and working primarily in big companies, I came to Prescott with a firm if invisible line between business colleagues and friends.
When the Chicago Cubs called up Ken Holtzman from the Rookie Pioneer League in 1965, some within the organization predicted that the lefty would be the next Sandy Koufax. Both were tall, lean, and Jewish flamethrowers.
I would laugh out loud, if I thought it was a joke. Nonetheless, California politicians this week are proposing to raise the minimum wage in their state to $20 per hour ...
Want a soda? You’ll pay more for one in Philadelphia, because five years ago, local politicians decided to tax it.
My mother placed a deathbed curse on me: I would have children as difficult and challenging as I had been. She did not live long enough to see her black magic thwarted.
So, now the fuzzy purple critter isn’t the only “grimace” I’ll associate with the McDonald’s chain.
The three certainties of life: death, taxes and the animosity Arizonans have for Californians.
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” hasn’t cracked a Joe Biden joke since April 15, when cast member Michael Che quipped, “President Biden has tried to downplay the recent leak of classified U.S. documents that were posted on social media, because when you’re over 80 a couple of leaks are nothing to be embarrassed about.”
The last time that I wrote anything about the Proud Boys, I got into some hot water.
President Biden’s Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against SpaceX, the Elon Musk-founded company.
This weekend, I finally went to see the Healing Field in Prescott Valley.
I was raised to be polite and respectful, so “poking the bear” doesn’t come naturally for me, even when it’s a topic I feel strongly about.
“So, Dan - what are you doing tonight?” After 40-plus years, I can still hear one of my best friends from college asking that dreaded question.
It has always been my belief that what politicians do, we often don’t see the true impact until 12 to 24 months later (sometimes longer).
