Viewpoint: You’ve Asked, and We’ll Try to Help You Make Weekend Plans

One of the frequent requests, when we collect suggestions for improving the newspaper, is a desire on the part of our subscribers to know about things going on before they happen. Darn unreasonable wouldn’t you say?

Viewpoint: Get Off the Sideline

Mike Bowler, President of the Greenhorn Valley Chamber of Commerce, shared by telephone Monday morning, that he and fellow board members have decided it’s time to open up the Chamber meetings to the public and get back involved with more people.

Viewpoint: Church Shopping Isn’t All that Easy

Lori and I have been doing a little church shopping lately. There are several reasons but suffice it to say there is a tremendous diversity in churches, not only overall, but also within the same denomination.

Viewpoint: Lori and Terry’s Great Adventure

Thanksgiving was always my mom’s favorite holiday. So, on Friday, Lori and I made the five-hour drive to the long-term care facility in Ransom, Kansas.

Believe Science

I just don’t believe IN science. There’s an important distinction in that little word, “in”. I was downtown last week when a seemingly normal woman came up to me and demanded, completely out of the blue, “You people don’t believe in science, do you?”.

Viewpoint: We’d Love if You Wrote a Letter - Really

I don’t know what to do when we get a letter that says give us more detailed crime information about the valley. Most of these folks tell us they don’t want to know about crime anywhere else, but they want to know about MORE crime in the valley. Well, that’s a tough one.

Viewpoint: Follow the COVID Money

If you are confused about the on-going COVID-19 issue, join the rest of us. Well over a year into this pandemic, there are more questions than answers. Do masks help or harm? Why do vaccinated people get COVID?

Viewpoint: Where’s My Pajamas? It’s Seven O’Clock

It all started in 1918. March 19 of that year was the first time the United States participated in Daylight Savings Time. Early Sunday morning when you switched your clocks, we continued the participation.

Letter to the Editor

Unfortunately, the Pueblo School District 70 board and administration’s move to virtual meetings was effective in their  mission to silence the parents community,  hide behind computer screens like cowards, and pass through thousands of dollars of taxpayer’s hard earned money in the form of “hard...

Letters to the Editor

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