The two winter storms that are bearing down on northern Arizona this weekend promise at least 12 inches of snow when it’s all said and done by Tuesday morning, said Brian Klimowski, meteorologist in charge at the National Weather Service.
Appointments are filling quickly. That’s what we’re hearing about COVID-19 mass vaccination sites in Yavapai County.
While some officials have retired in recent weeks and months, such as county supervisors Rowle Simmons and Tom Thurman as well as Sheriff Scott Mascher, three other significant departures are happening today as well.
The events in Washington, D.C., have been called “insurrection,” “failed democracy,” “Capitol siege” and “democracy attacked,” among others, in newspapers across the country and the world.
Bad drivers are among us, we all know that. They drive too slowly, don’t signal, pass when they’re not supposed to … it never ends.
It never fails — no matter where you go, that’s the place with the “worst drivers.”
A Christmas Catchall (in lieu of the normal Friday Catchall):
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate headlines and TV shows. Yet, I believe many people don’t fully understand it. Call it motivations.
We hear about parents needing to keep an eye on their children to stem the tide when it comes to drugs, such as fentanyl.
The Arizona Republican Party has someone — quite unhinged — at the helm of its social media posts.
