Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: Thoughts on selective reporting
Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman takes a look at what is - and isn't - reported by the media.
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Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: Country folks can survive, if city politicians leave us alone
Politicians need to remember the differences in communities.
Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: Politicians’ dismal record should nix public ‘option’
Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman argues that the government's track record should preclude a public option for health insurance.
Senator Cleave Simpson: Updates from the General Assembly
Colorado State Senator Cleave Simpson reports on progress in the state General Assembly.
Letter to the Editor - Choices
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Mark Hillman’s Capitol Review: How I came to respect centrists
Former Colorado State Senator Mark Hillman argues for statesmanship to overcome partisan politics.
Opinion: Top five reasons why the Constitution should be revered
Judge Michael Warren argues that the Constitution of the United States is more than parchment.
Letter to the Editor – Clarifying “MeatOut Day”
Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg clarifies "MeatOut Day" and the importance of agriculture to the state.
Letter to the Editor – Updates from your public library
As an organization that operates on your property tax dollars, the Kiowa County Public Library District strives to be transparent with what is happening at the Library. We are, as the saying goes, an open book! With that in mind, we would like to provide you, the Kiowa County Community, with more details how the discussion began in reference to the Library relocating to the Wissel building on Maine Street.
Trump's acquittal is a sign of ‘constitutional rot’ – partisanship overriding principles
The Senate's decision to acquit former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial may have been a victory for Trump, but it is a clear sign that democracy in the U.S. is in poor health.