Reevaluate your church mission spending
Dear Editor, For fifty years of my life, I’ve been associated with churches that have given over four million dollars collectively to outside denominational endeavors. The typical mainline denominational church/parish will collect weekly offerings from their members. A percentage of this money each month is given to a state office. The state office will in […]
Reevaluate your church mission spending
Dear Editor, For fifty years of my life, I’ve been associated with churches that have given over four million dollars collectively to outside denominational endeavors. The typical mainline denominational church/parish will collect weekly offerings from their members. A percentage of this money each month is given to a state office. The state office will in […]
Red Lake hydrogen storage may be a bad choice
Dear Editor, Regarding the proposed hydrogen storage complex on and under Red Lake, I see great advantage to the developer and great loss to Mohave County and its residents. Mohave Green Energy Hub spokesman, Greg Bartlett is quoted as saying, “The project would involve generation of solar power that can be converted to hydrogen.” The […]
Big Thank You
Dear Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to thank my family, friends and the community for supporting the Mary Chan’s Route 66 Race for Joan & Diana Hospice Home on May 13. We were able to raise $10,900. The proceeds from this event will keep funding the ongoing operating expenses of the home […]
Lloyd Dickson’s letter of May 10, 2023
Dear Editor, The above rant of Mr. Dickson was full of disinformation and obfuscations. For Instance, Republicans do not want to “ban” books. We merely seek to make sure books such as Gender Queer are not in school libraries. Having spent an afternoon recently reading some of the books being suggested for school libraries, I […]
Stop the invasion before the ship sinks
Dear Editor, Your three-bedroom house might accommodate 10 to 12 guests on holiday weekends, but it’s not easy. Even If you have two bathrooms then shower time has to be coordinated. You enjoy the gathering but after a couple of days you are ready to resume normalcy. America may never resume normalcy. We are now living […]
Mother’s Day and your time
Dear Editor, You may have lost your mother early in life or never really knew your mother. My two sons were only 17 and 20 when their mother passed at the ae of 49 from multiple sclerosis. Mother’s Day is a tough day for them and many others around the world. This day may be […]
Ignorance should be no excuse
Dear Editor, Regarding Paul J. Bennett’s “Tyranny beings (sic) with ignorance” April 26 letter, in which he writes, “I cannot fathom how the Democrat Party cannot see what they are doing is not tyrannical.” I have to say I agree, ignorance is no excuse, so let’s examine a few facts! Which party wants to: Ban […]
Please give us a tax break
Dear Editor, I don’t mind paying tax on certain items such as clothing and hats, but when the city expects you to pay double, that’s where I draw the line. It is unjust and unethical to those who are living on a fixed income. There are many people such as myself who are on disability […]
Expensive and least expensive college choices
Dear Editor, Many parents and high school seniors are considering college options for after high school. It’s a major life decision. Young adults and parents can become financially crippled if careful consideration is not given. Here are some of the most expensive colleges in America and then a list of some of the cheapest colleges in […]
Don’t leave rural Arizona behind again, pass groundwater protection legislation this year
Dear Editor, When Governor Katie Hobbs took office, we welcomed her focus on water challenges and the need for bipartisan solutions. She emphasized the need to “protect groundwater supplies – particularly in rural communities.” She added, “We must take these actions today because in many parts of our state, there are effectively no restrictions on […]