Letter: Living near an airport
Just from geography, the Deep Well development is an Ill-advised project.
Letter: Ward hatchet job
Regarding the July 27 Courier editorial, “Kelli Ward’s conduct is unbecoming of a U.S. Senator,” nice hatchet job!
Letter: National Night Out
I want to give a big shout out to all the businesses/organizations that participated in Chino Valley’s fourth Annual National Night Out (NNO) Event.
Editorial: Corporation commissioners, give us a break
Arizona Public Service has been center-stage lately — from news of the ongoing subpoenas seeking APS disclosure of alleged 2014 election influences to its complex rate case, which the Arizona Corporation Commission is expected to vote on Tuesday, Aug. 15.
Editorial: Free college won’t work in Arizona
Last week Rhode Island became the fourth state to offer two years of community college free for state residents, joining New York, Oregon and Tennessee.
Column: CTE research forces parents to think twice about football
'Raising Prescott'
Humanity evolves every second of every day of every year we’re on this planet, constantly breaking barriers of old truths and advancing toward newly discovered paths using the knowledge gained by those who came before.
One Man's Rant: Celebrate Territorial Days, help neighbors
The Chino Valley Morning Lions Club is at it again. On Sept. 2, the Morning Lions will sponsor the 31st Annual Territorial Days celebration complete with a parade, a pancake breakfast at the Senior Center, a raffle drawing and a craft fair in Memory Park.
Column: It’s time Trump learned discipline
Usually it takes a lot of boring three-yard runs and a thick cloud of dust to drive any important piece of legislation across the goal line in Washington.
Editorial: Smartphones sure make us dumb
Most Arizonans have long believed in individual freedom and passing as few laws as needed.
Letter: Supporting reading
The summer program for 2017 is over and school will soon begin.
One Man's Rant: Doing business with a five-fingered contract
Think of a cowboy. I’m talking about the real kind, the kind that rode for the brand on the ranches and the acres throughout the Old West.
Editorial: Kelli Ward’s conduct is unbecoming of a U.S. Senator
One qualification for a U.S. Senator that we should all be able to agree on is that they have good judgment.
Column: Parking is such sweet sorrow
Believe it or not, my only college-era clash with school authorities erupted because the campus was experiencing growing pains.
One Man's Rant: Why do doctors speak Greek?
I remember way back in 1960s Columbus, Ohio, when my cousin and I decided to write messages in code to each other.
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