Letter: National debt
National debt is disturbing; partial solution.
One Man's Rant: I need platitudes with attitudes
This is the first of two columns that explore the importance of platitudes and quotes.
Letter: Arizona’s top educator
Was interested to read that Diane Douglas, Arizona’s top educator, puts the theories of Intelligent Design and Evolution on an equal footing-- in terms of curriculum priorities.
Wiederaenders: News to turn your frown upside down
In a world in which we hear so many negatives — such as immigrant parents and children being separated at the border — there must be some positive news out there.
One Man's Rant: Let’s not rush into this
The other morning, my wife and I were discussing the concept of heaven and what we might expect if our final flight lands there.
Letter: Charitable organizations
The citizens of Yavapai County are generous by nature and that is a very good thing.
Letter: Thank you, Dewey-Humboldt
Thank you D-H Town Council for supporting the first conservation easement on the Agua Fria River.
Wiederaenders: Trash will exist as long as lazy slobs live among us
A reader recently wrote in to the Courier asking about a ban on plastic shopping bags: “Clean up on Glassford Hill Road!”
One Man’s Rant: Introduction to real racing
I had the competitive spirit when I ran track in the sixth grade, but not enough to qualify for glory.
Letter: Garbage
As a newcomer to Arizona but a lifelong resident of the outdoors, I came upon a new low in littering recently at Goldwater Lake.
Letter: Property taxes
Tuesday, May 8, I witnessed a travesty.
Editorial: NFL scores with new anthem protest policy
The National Football League has put its proverbial foot down when it comes to National Anthem protests.
One Man's Rant: You shoulda been there!
This past April 28 was a big day — or night — in Chino Valley.
Coopey: Honor through action
President John F. Kennedy, a Navy veteran of World War II once said, “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.”
Editorial: Close the forest, don't take chances
It is time to close the Prescott National Forest. Forests to the north and east of Yavapai County have done so, because of drought conditions and lack of precipitation.
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