The Postscript

I haven’t gone camping in a tent in a long time.I grew up camping and, for much of that time, it was in a tent. My parents would take my sister and me to the Boundary Waters between Minnesota and Canada for about a week. We’d paddle our canoes from one lake to the next.

Guest Column: Don't justify march-in with myth that 'government funds drugs'

The Biden administration may soon destroy the foundation of America's high-tech economy.The administration wants to functionally rewrite the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980.

The Postscript

One of my favorite stories as a child was “Stone Soup.”I don’t know if you know it or not. It’s an old European folktale, and there are a lot of variations, but in most of them two soldiers come into a town during a war. They ask for food, and everyone tells them they have nothing to eat.

State of Affairs

In recent years, the strategic alignment of China, Russia, and Iran has emerged as a significant challenge to U.S. interests globally.

Op-Ed

Heather Porter Dear Grants/Cibola County Chamber of Commerce Members, I would like to take a moment to introduce myself as the new Chamber Board President. My position started 7/1/24 and will end on 6/31/25. Throughout this term, I commit to improving commerce for all.

State of Affairs

The U.S. political landscape has been significantly altered with President Joe Biden’s decision to step down from the 2024 presidential race on July 21, positioning Vice President Kamala Harris as the likely Democratic candidate.

State of Affairs

There are moments in history that define time periods, moments when we will never forget what we were doing. The 2020s have been full of these moments, but July 13, 2024, will go down as one of the largest moments.An assassination attempt was made on Former President Donald J.

The Postscript

It is construction season.The building we live in is 40 years old, and it was recently discovered that water was finding its way behind the brick. This requires some very loud repairs that are not expected to be finished until fall.Usually, I am just finding my way to the coffeepot around 8:30.

Letters to the Editor . . .

Dear Editor, HELLO to Whoever stole the metal flowers out of my front yard. Shame on you! I do not know who you are, but God does. However, you missed one small flower and my artificial grass. When you come after them, let me know and I will have coffee and donuts.See you in church. A.C.

Guest Column: How Our Immigration Policies Failed Black Americans

This year marks a milestone in Black American history. It's the 50th anniversary of Congresswoman Barbara Jordan's televised speech to the nation regarding the impeachment of President Richard Nixon.