Letter: Lots of cruising
Cruise in for the Veterans’ sixth annual car show on April 29 at Yavapai College was our biggest and best ever. We had just under 300 cars and Prescott showed up.
Letter: Thanks Chino
Saturday, June 17, 2017 was a night to remember for family, friends and the community as we gathered to share thoughts, prayers and memories of an amazing little boy, Christian Pearson.
Column: Shed a tear for one less ninja in the world
Long before adulthood and reality teach us otherwise, one of the greatest aspects of being young is that no limits have been placed on our dreams.
One Man’s Rant: A movie recommendation … or not
Every once in a while, my wife and I feel the need to watch a really, really bad movie.
Letter: Chino Valley health care
Nextcare (who took over the C.V. medical care) action of ending having a primary care doctor is really a terrible action.
Editorial: Words can hurt, trial verdict shows
“Sticks and stones will break my bones, but names will never hurt me.”
Column: Comey leaves us spinning
In this Golden Age of Spin, it’s difficult to assess what actually happened Thursday on Capitol Hill.
One Man’s Rant: A gift from a stranger
I’d never heard of a 2000 Kevin Spacey and Helen Hunt movie entitled “Pay it Forward,” until recently.
Column: Trump needs some competent help, and quick
Has anyone out there written the book “The Art of the Presidency”? If so, please send Donald Trump a copy. Overnight.
Editorial: Put distance between regulators, special interests
Election or appointment? That is the question the head of the Arizona Corporation Commission, Tom Forese, has raised for the state’s utility regulators.
One Man’s Rant: The end shouldn’t be a lonely place
As is true with most folks my age, I’ve traveled to a lot of places over the years and have met a lot of people.
Column: Democrats have an obscene new mantra
Has anyone noticed the moral and organizational collapse of the Democratic Party?
Editorial: State should make foster care program permanent
In 2013, then Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law a five-year pilot program that would give children raised in foster homes free tuition at the state’s public universities and colleges.
One Man's Rant: The museum capital of Arizona?
The subject of today’s public service column is…Museums.
Column: For some, immigration is second chance at life
She was a virgin when he raped her, impregnated her, and then beat her.
Column: A lack of willpower haunts my increasing need to change
'Raising Prescott'
It’s been six weeks since I used this column as a platform to admit my continuing battle with weight issues and the daily struggles I experience trying to fix it before it’s too late.
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