The school year has officially come to an end, and what an extraordinary journey it’s been! Throughout our district, students, teachers, staff, and families have achieved remarkable milestones together—and we’re ending this year with tremendous momentum. Congratulations to the Class of ...
President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” passed the U.S. House recently by one vote. The bill’s impact is certainly “big,” but how “beautiful” it will be remains to be seen. As a former State Senator and Senate Republican Whip, I know every vote ultimately requires a “yes” ...
How can you be certain that the gardening information you find online or gather from family and friends is research-based, rather than unproven and worthy of scrutiny? As a continuation of my previous article on the topic, let’s explore a few assumptions regarding best gardening practices to ...
Dear Mr. Feichthaler: A few years ago, my father wanted to add me and my wife to the deed of his house so we would own it if he died. We went to the county clerk’s office, and I asked for a quitclaim deed, so he could transfer the property to us. He signed it with two witnesses and a notary, ...
To the editor: The proposed federal budget calls for cuts of $880 billion to Medicaid coverage over the next 10 years significantly affecting healthcare in Lee County, particularly impacting small or rural hospitals and nursing homes. Consider: Millions of individuals could lose their ...
In the days leading up to the No Kings protest rallies, I was not sure what to expect. Social media comment threads were rife with disparaging comments ranging from calling protesters rioters to some not-so-veiled statements of desire to run them over. Given that this is sleepy Southwest ...
