Former President Donald Trump should be barred from running for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential election, based on his involvement in inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection, as the U.S. House Jan. 6 committee found, (“Trump says he has been notified he’s a target of the US probe into efforts to overturn 2020 election,” July 18).
I miss the beautiful drive on Williamson Valley Road, as it was north of Iron Springs Road, before it was widened. Here’s hoping they don’t do the same to Highway 89 through the Dells.
In regard to Kelly Kading’s column on “the miracle of fracking and $1 gas,” he appropriately notes that “oil prices are set by global market forces.”
Thank you for including the article, “State GOP blasts Biden’s Grand Canyon monument plan” in your Aug. 10 edition.
With all of the opposition to the proposed Whiskey Row hotel, I am at a loss to understand why there has been so little public outrage over the downtown area’s other development project – another five-story hotel/condo complex – slated to be constructed on the site of the old City Hall.
Even those who prefer not to think too deeply about climate change notice when their familiar summer holiday morphs into an ordeal akin to being slow roasted.
I read in today’s newspaper (Aug. 11) that the Prescott City Council voted unanimously for a $75 fee to be imposed on those who have been convicted of a crime.
I will not weep for Prescott’s loss of sales tax revenue from residential rental units.
RE: Kelly Kading’s climate change series of columns – Even those who prefer not to think too deeply about climate change notice when their familiar summer holiday morphs into an ordeal akin to being slow roasted.
I read a Rants & Raves message about people not using the sidewalk and walking in the street where vehicles have the right of way. While this is true, on trash days, people put their trash barrels on the sidewalk, which is probably what they were told to do by the city.
Haven’t seen a coyote around our place in at least six weeks, and scarcely any before that.
“The time is always right to do what is right” is a direct quote from Martin Luther King, when over 1,200 Americans marched on Selma during the famous Civil Rights March.
RE: No weaponizing or double standard! I hear that many people who like our former president believe news sources claiming that the latest indictments against Donald Trump...
In response to Mayor Phil Goode’s guest column in the Courier on Aug. 1, let us be very clear that the national attack on gay rights, including drag shows, is another form of bigoted hatred ...
RE: What science and where’s the sense in “Science & Sense: Our stressed electrical grid” ...
In regards to the letter on the earth being 10,000 years old, from the fossil record, the earth must have been a crowed place for all those animals to have been here in that short of time.
This could be one way of reducing risk: Folks who want to live in disaster prone areas may have to include self-insurance into their financial planning.
People, the problem is a serious infrastructure problem. The City of Prescott is not going to expand the streets around the Rodeo Grounds to four lanes. ...
The proposed widening of Highway 89 through the Granite Dells is a good example of past city governments abandoning their responsibility to the public...
I’m not a fan of Rep. Eli Crane, but can anyone tell me what NAACP stands for?
I am in complete agreement regarding the column about euthanization of the four mountain lions. If one is going to live near wilderness they should take precautions ...
Regarding the Plaza Hotel being considered on Whiskey Row – As 22-year residents of Prescott, we were attracted to settle here by the reserved, classy greatness of “Everybody’s Hometown.”
I work at the Circle of Life, a residential home for older persons in their closing days. Their memory is usually impaired but all of them think, one way or the other, about what the circle or cycle of life has been for them.
An important issue not mentioned in Kelly Kading’s column, “The Hypocrisy of Electric Vehicles,” is the huge efficiency difference between conventional and electric vehicles.
I dream of recreating some of the epic bike hikes I enjoyed as a kid back in the 1970s.
