Opinion

A few thoughts about the July 23 letters to the editor:

Last Tuesday, at a subcommittee hearing, members of the House of Representatives were questioning the accuracy of documents at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. The U.S.

Discussion of the Declaration of Independence by knowledgeable people is enlightening.

I was on a community Facebook page this past weekend and saw a post from a person who was interested in moving to the community.

If you are reading this, you are probably old. Old and wiser than average, I'll add, because young people are reading less and less.

This fall’s general election will have far reaching implications for the direction of our country over the next two years.

Since January20, 2025, 76 people have died or been killed due to immigration enforcement actions in the US (Source:  public, verifiable records of the Accountability Initiative.)  This includes people killed by a

I have been stewing over the SAVE act for some time now, and Trump’s 4th of July speech (if you can call it that) put me over the top.

I’m delighted to see our very own Reedsburg Ambulance Department offering free helmets for kids. It’s also wonderful that the last giveaway went so well that they ran out of helmets.

In a recent interview, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.