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There is an ongoing conversation about the worldwide spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and how to be prepared.
According to the Centers for Disease and Control Prevention, anyone can get …
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By Dr. Cary Schnitzer
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4/6/20
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Rotarians are “People of Action,” and Rotary clubs and their members throughout Arizona are pitching in to help where needed in their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic …
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By David Simmer
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4/2/20
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To help keep our communities healthy, the need for social distancing is imperative right now.
As such, on March 18, two U.S. senators --- Kevin Cramer and Mark Warner --- introduced a bill known …
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By Tyler Newlon
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3/27/20
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Since older Americans are particularly vulnerable to coronavirus (COVID-19), I wanted to let you know the steps we’re taking to help our Medicare beneficiaries cope with the …
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By Seema Verma
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3/25/20
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Colon cancer and rectal cancer; the words create fear in some, disgust in others. The colon and rectum are parts of our bodies we keep private, hidden and secret. Though none of us want to show that …
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3/12/20
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The AIA reached out to all member schools this morning in regard to current discussions involving the COVID-19 Virus, or Coronavirus.
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By Seth Polansky
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3/12/20
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I find the influx of escapees from the sanctuary state of California to be most lamentable. California immigrants have already ruined neighboring states to the north like Washington and Oregon with …
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3/6/20
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Area homeowners discuss the impact of new industrial development on their West Valley communities.
So, it’s been announced that the Red Bull distribution center being built on Peoria (was …
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3/5/20
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I have lived here in Arizona a long time and seen a lot of political maneuvering. Mostly bad.
Pardon my cynical attitude. The pols here have a chance for more under-handed chicanery. The 2020 …
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3/4/20
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In March, our nation celebrates Women’s History Month. Today, more women work, pay Social Security taxes, and earn credit toward monthly retirement income than at any other time in our …
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By Chris Burke
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3/3/20
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Area motorists discuss the opening of the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway.
Read more here.
Hubby and I took the 202 to Ikea yesterday. Fabulous road! — Jeanie Graham Campbell
Where …
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3/2/20
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Readers are debating pros and cons of new rules governing the sale of alcoholic beverages in bars and clubs around the Valley.
Safe booze
Oh good, I feel so much safer now that the state has …
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2/27/20
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Seven Cactus Cobras made West Valley Preps’ All West Valley football teams, including senior running back Anthony Flores on the first team and senior quarterback Connor Cordts on the second …
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2/24/20
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The Vista Center for the Arts, formally known as Valley Vista Performing Arts Center, has been rebranded as the regional entertainment venue in Surprise and the West Valley.
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By John Williams
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2/21/20
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Gov. Doug Ducey is proposing that military retirees not be required to pay income taxes on their retired pay. Great idea: It should benefit Arizona.
You see, as a snowbird (part time in Arizona …
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2/18/20
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School districts all over Arizona are challenged today by aging schools and inadequate funds to repair or replace them. This is a major problem for our educators and for the children they …
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By Daniel Adelman, Josh Bendor and Mary O’Grady
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2/17/20
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Attempts to outlaw “dark money” are means to suppress speech (“A light in the dark: The quest to outlaw ‘dark money,’” Page 4).
It will allow Jacobin thugs …
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2/10/20
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As a hospice advocate, I find it troubling that patients at rural health clinics and federally qualified health centers must leave their trusted RHC/FQHC physician when they transition to …
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2/7/20
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Under current U.S. law, when criminal organizations want to hide their money laundering and financing activities from law enforcement officials, they have the means to do so.
The result is the …
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By Joe Arpaio
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2/4/20
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You may have heard I got a promotion of sorts; this year, I’ll be leading the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors as Chairman. In many ways, it’s like being the captain of a ship that has already charted a good course.
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By Clint Hickman
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1/30/20
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