In response to a letter from Carolyn Copeland, I am sorry that you and your husband were not blessed with a child. There are millions of children and have been for generations, all over this world …
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As the divide between Americans widens into what appears to be an almost unbridgeable chasm, isn’t it about time to begin looking at what the Balkanization of America needs to look like?
I …
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On June 1, 1892, Ellis Island began the task of screening European emigrants to determine if they should be allowed to enter America.
The screening consisted of checking their physical and …
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The phenomenon of multigenerational living has emerged as a trend in contemporary residential dynamics, prompting a closer examination of its underlying motivations and implications. Below we tackle …
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By Kaylee Smith |KLMR Homes vice president of sales and marketing
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5/14/24
Most people enjoy the simple, friendly, neighborhood charm that comes with living in a small town. Part of the appeal is that small-town governments …
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Brenda Kalivianakis | Fountain Hills Town Council member
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5/14/24
Those who oversee the voluntary carbon markets say they have gotten the message loud and clear — to rid the landscape of greenwashing and help people understand what makes a good carbon offset …
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A 300-word letter must quickly make a point, leaving no room for elaboration or counterpoints.
The long list of political failures from Bidenomics to withholding congressionally approved support …
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Arizona Democrats delivered on the one thing Republicans promised to never do — repeal the 1864 abortion ban. During the weeks Democrats fought tirelessly to win the repeal, Arizona Republicans …
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By Lisa Sanor | Pinal County Democratic Party chairwoman
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5/13/24
Rep. Debbie Lesko, R-Ariz., justifies the need for her Hands Off Our Home Appliances Act by asserting: “No government bureaucrat should ever scheme to take away Americans’ appliances in …
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My goodness, we have had a wonderful Arizona spring. We live in a town that for decades has been a model of decency and common sense.
Let's join together in resolving to not …
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Homelessness is an ongoing issue in the state and around the country. As the number of unhoused individuals rises, government and nonprofit organizations continue to assist those impacted — with the help of federal funding.
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