Congratulations to the four sophomore Faith Lutheran students for winning the World Vision International Social Innovation Challenge. And kudos to the Review-Journal for reporting on and recognizing their outstanding accomplishment in a news story and a Thursday editorial. We need more positive stories like this to overshadow the daily barrage of negative political attacks given too much coverage.
A ruling in favor of Utah’s lawsuit would mark the end of public lands as we know them, opening the floodgates to every anti-public lands politician in the West to seize public lands by way of the courts.
Please consider the health of employees and patrons. Doing what is right is not always popular.
It is readily apparent that Ms. Harris does not like or handle spontaneous situations well.
A new school board will convene in January 2025, potentially with four new voting members. These members will represent the true voice of the people and should.
How should the U.S. go about crafting solutions to immigration that acknowledges the need to uphold our immigration laws while also trying to uphold the spirit of America that has always welcomed immigrants?
Trump’s “no taxes on tips” plan starts a race to the bottom.
Why on earth do we allow these huge 18-wheelers in the left lanes of our freeways? That’s like having a speeding missile on your back bumper.
Where is your editorial on Donald Trump and JD Vance toning down the rhetoric? Or are you tone-deaf to their remarks?
What are the people of Springfield to do? Kamala Harris expects these poor citizens to somehow feed, shelter, clothe, medicate and educate the 20,000 uninvited.
