Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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DEMOCRATS AND THE TRUMP IMPEACHMENT TRAP
by BYRON YORK George W. Bush was in terrible political shape in the spring of 2006. The Iraq war was
Trump’s Nobel Can Wait
by RICH LOWRY Who would have guessed that a Trump crowd 15 months into his presidency would be chanting, "
Marx’s apologists should be red in the face
by PAUL G. KENGOR Editor’s note: This article first appeared in The Wall Street Journal. May 5 marked the
"ABUSE" is not a campaign slogan
Spectrum by Butch Moore Note: The writer of this letter was initially misattributed as Sen. Pete Kelly. We apologize for
GOP MIDTERM SLOGAN: 'WE NEED GUEST WORKERS TO DO YOUR JOBS!'
by ANN COULTER At a rally in Michigan last weekend, President Trump promised to bring in lots of guest workers
Don’t forget Mothers’ Day and don’t forget struggling moms, too
by AMY ARMSTRONG Mother’s Day is Sunday. Hoping that isn’t a news flash for most readers. Hope you
Alaskans are calling out for action on crime
by SENATOR MIA COSTELLO As the legislative session draws to a close, there is one issue that has seen remarkably
SPECTRUM: Infrastructure Package Must Include Permitting Reform
by SENATOR DAN SULLIVAN While pundits debate the merits of various infrastructure proposals, the very real problem of permitting reform
SPECTRUM: Replacing Dunleavy
by REP. DAVID EASTMAN When the news hit that my senator, Mike Dunleavy, was resigning from the legislature to run
FAITH: The Stock Market Goes Up And Down — God Remains The Same!
by PASTOR ETHAN HANSEN A Texas businessman wanted to be buried in his Cadillac. Two cemetery workers watched a small
SPECTRUM: Our Grinch who stole Christmas
By Larry Wood Nationally, Americans received good news for Christmas. The federal tax cuts will put Americans back to work,
SPECTRUM: Are you being fooled?
By Sen. Mike Dunleavy Have you ever wondered why every year since Governor Walker took office the state’s estimated