Observations by a Citizen: Who’s Watching Me Now?
By: Hal Rounds When our Constitution was offered to the states as their new plan for united governing, there was
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Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Have You Heard?
Have You Heard? There will be Public Hearings on Zoning on Tuesday, February, 20, 2024, at 7 p.m. at the
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Letter to the Editor: GOOD NEIGHBORS
GOOD NEIGHBORS . . . Isn’t that what everyone hopes for; whether they are buying or building a home, putting
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Observations By a Citizen: How Money Works Today
By Hal Rounds Today, my wife and I bought a lunch at a Piccadilly restaurant. It wasn’t particularly special, but
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Letter to the Editor: So Who Pays?
The County Election Commission has been requesting a new building. The current building does not function well, and lacks secure
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Observations by a Citizen: Gun Control, Abortion, and Federal Powers
By Hal Rounds When our Constitution was adopted by our founding generation, they would have been aghast if told that
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Observations by a Citizen: Airport Security – Then and Now
By Hal Rounds Back in 1965, I was dating a girl I’d met in college. We both lived near the
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Representative Kustoff Op-Ed: “Cellphone Jamming Reform Act is Key to Alleviating Crime Crisis”
By: Congressman David Kustoff Over the past few years, communities across the nation have seen an unprecedented spike in crime.
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Observations by a Citizen: College or Trades?
By Hal Rounds Recently, a speaker at a local Chamber of Commerce dinner discussed the “Blue Oval City” plant that
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Observations by a Citizen: The Chinese Balloon
By: Hal Rounds Media and internet gossipers through the past few days have exploited the opportunity to spread excitement and incite fears because a mysteriously ominous balloon
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