Letters to the Editor

Re: 1096 EditionsIn a world that consistently raises prices, increasing everything from gasoline, basic groceries, insurance, property tax and s-o-o-o much more; you at GVV are GIVING BACK. Is there any wonder why so many of us place our faith in rural American values?

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the EditorWhat is an appropriate / acceptable amount of time to receive a response from your elected county official????

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor- CCMD suspended water to homes on Colorado Blvd and other areas in Colorado City on July 22nd without prior communication other than supposedly by facebook, which all people do not subscribe to. The water was suspended for over 4 hours.

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor Good article ( Viewpoint: It’s Just a Barn). It is really sad seeing all the work and effort put in over the years to maintain things, and it can be gone in an instant.Loren Kraus Letter to the Editor:Beautiful dad!!! My memories of the barn will live on also!!!

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Letter to the EditorThank you Dr. Ohlsen, for your response to the recent Viewpoint on vaccines. I was shocked by the misinformation it contained, and my attempts at a response were shaded by anger that such a disservice to our community was done by our local paper.

Correction to Op-Ed

In the Op-ed, 7.18.25 edition: The mortality rate should be 1.0%, not 10, per contributor / writer Joel D. Ohlsen, MD.

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Letter to the Editor For What It's Worth.'There's something happening here; But what it is ain't exactly clear; There's a man with a gun over there; A-telling me I got to beware; I think it's time we stop; Children, what's that sound?; Everybody look what's going down....

Op-Ed

Response to recent editorial I realize that an editorial article is not required to be factual, nor to necessarily impart useful information, but the recent editorial “Viewpoint: You Might as well Know, It Isn’t Always So” was so filled with disinformation that I could not let it stand without some...

Letters to the Editor

Letter to the EditorDo What You can to Protect Yourself From Fire As you drive around Colorado City and Rye, observe how many homes are at risk of being destroyed by fire because owners have not provided a “Wildfire Defensible Zone” around their property.

Viewpoint: Your November Presidential Vote May Elect Several Supreme Court Judges

The Supreme Court is asked to review more than 7,000 cases each year. Generally, however, they only agree to review about 100-150 cases per year. With 2024 half over, they have ruled on 23 cases so far. That would put them below the 100-150 average if they continue at that pace.