Opinion
Why Republicans voted against a property tax cut
They really weren’t against lowering the tax .
Letters to the Editor
Suggestions for dealing with gun violence
Seems emotions run high at every turn and we have forgotten so much in our world of tragedies.
Opinion
Amendments have changed constitutional values
Do you know why we have the electoral college to vote for the president?
Opinion
Common ground found on prosecuting officers
Two dozen people tasked by the Legislature to provide guidance gathered for a final time in November to…
Letters to the Editor
Lack of respect, not guns, is the problem
All the laws that are on the books now and still criminals have firearms.
Opinion
Trump’s luck may be running out
Nowhere in the world has seen improvement as a result of Trump’s actions. Eventually, Trump’s luck will run…
Letters to the Editor
Choose love, show support for Florida victims
I want to walk out to show that I support the victims and their families. To show my…
Opinion
Is technology taking jobs or creating new ones? | Noelle Neff
Despite the mistrust seen at the time, the Industrial Revolution can stand as a sign of changing times…
Letters to the Editor
Black Diamond should move toward a seven-person council
The cost is almost nothing, as these are almost entirely volunteer positions, but the safeguards to our local…
Opinion
Weighing individual rights vs. the common good
The National Rifle Association’s rights are being protected at the expense of the majority of voters.
Letters to the Editor
The fight for Black Diamond is won
I would like to thank that close band of citizens in Neighbor to Neighbor Black Diamond who came…
Letters to the Editor
Fireworks are too dangerous to remain legal
In a 10 year period, 294 patients were admitted to Harborview Medical Center alone because of fireworks-related injuries.
Opinion
Will these bills decide how you vote?
Here are a few other things lawmakers have done or may do before the session ends March 8.