A friend who reviews music and interviews top performers for a newspaper in New England, was up early Feb. 1 to sample the release from pop legend Billy Joel — his first new song in 17 years, “Turn the Lights Back On.”
In The Daily Courier’s first part (Sunday, Feb. 4) of the “Prescott Docu-gate” series, I was quoted as follows...
The media warn, “Artificial intelligence will replace millions of jobs.”
This column is written by my niece who lives in Phoenix. When I first read it, I agreed that it should appear in the place of my column today.
Hey, everyone. This past Saturday afternoon, I was fortunate enough to go to one of my favorite establishments near the courthouse plaza. Not only is this place well known for its collection of amazing wines and food, they also host live music.
Over the past several months events transpiring at Prescott City Hall are cause for concern. Let me start by saying I am not party to any effort to recall the Prescott mayor. I personally think recalls are a poor mechanism by which to solve problems.
I was minding my own business the other day bouncing around like a ping pong ball among YouTube sites when I suddenly came across a video of Burl Ives performing in Oslo, Norway, in 1978.
With frustration I read a story this week about the FBI warning Congress about Chinese “hackers” who could take down the U.S. electrical grid and transportation systems.
Argentina actually elected a Libertarian president. Javier Milei campaigned with a chainsaw, promising to cut the size of government.
It’s said that time goes by faster every year and, as I’ve gotten older, I realize more and more how true that is.
You had a great 100-year run, AM radio, and your demise is breaking my heart.
I finally made it back home from Kansas.
My wife and I traveled from Chino Valley to the Costco store in Prescott a few days ago. Since we arrived at midday, it wasn’t surprising that the parking lot was full. ...
Every year, I have the opportunity to give a presentation on the State of the City, to the Prescott Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting. I am pleased to share some of the highlights of that presentation for our readers.