Matthew Swaim BULLHEAD CITY – A Bullhead City
Dear Editor, Maybe Leslie is comparing the Marshall
Wilfred (Bill) Glass was born in Strasburg, North
LAKE HAVASU CITY – A mandatory prison plea
MOHAVE COUNTY - Mohave Community College is now
Alex Robert Lindquist IV was born in Tucson,
I have been pushing myself recently.
To try and understand the atheistic ideology and worldview, I have recently read various materials and listened to debates by a couple of prominent detractors of the Christian faith, namely Sam Harris and posthumously, Christopher Hitchens. These men are and were formidable foes and counterpoints to the Judeo/Christian ethic.
I suppose I could go digging around in their past, their upbringing, their passions, their sexual orientations,
There are only 85 days left.
Now some of you are counting on your fingers and toes and have determined I must be wrong; there are 62 days.
Nope it’s 85 and how do I know? Because I am not talking about the presidential election. I am thinking of Thanksgiving.
The irony is not lost on me in what may be the most divided time in recent American history politically, we will collectively pause and give thanks for friends, family, and hopefully God.
KINGMAN – The New Beginnings Fellowship is eager to develop a new church property in Kingman. A Conditional Use Permit for the project was approved during the Aug. 14 meeting of the Kingman City Planning and Zoning Commission.
The church is planned on a 3.15-acre parcel at the southwest corner of Riata Valley Road and Western Avenue.
“There’s some vacant property adjacent to the site to the west and to the south. There’s also an assisted living facility to the south, an auto dealership to the south and single-family residential uses to the east and north,”
Goethe, the eighteenth-century playwright, once said, “Let everyone sweep in front of his own doorstep and the whole world will be clean.”
I saw something the other day that impressed me and caused me to consider my own behavior and, sadly, my failings. I was in the commercial parking lot with Staples, Big 5, and Taco Bell, had just parked my truck, and was headed-in to the office supply store.
Exhibit A: Recently, I stopped into In-N-Out Burger at about 8 p.m. for a bite to eat. Having just finished my day at work, comfort food seemed the best choice before heading home.
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