Letter to the editor: Response to editorial by Doug Rogalla

I offer this response to Doug Rogalla, Monroe County Republican Party Chair, in an effort to highlight the Black Lives Matter organization and the reason they exist and for what purpose.

Letter to the editor: Thanks to Doug Rogalla; a response to Dave Wester

A thank you to Doug Rogalla for his thoughts on the Black Life Matters that are taking place.

Letter to the editor: America’s problem isn’t lack of gun rights

The First Amendment guarantees freedom of religion, but laws forbid human sacrifice and polygamy.

Letter to the editor: Vote for Dawn Nemec for register of deeds

I want to encourage everyone to participate in Wisconsin’s primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 11.

Life in the floodplain: The future

In previous articles, I talked about the floodways (those areas where flooding is normal and expected), flood fringes (those areas where water can flow or stand during a flood event), and other areas that are less likely to flood, but have historically been inundated a few times.

Letter to the editor: Thank you, N-O-W School District

As my last day as the Superintendent of the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District has passed,I wanted to take a few moments to say “Thank You” to the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District.

Letter to the editor: We must take care of people who struggle

You wrote an excellent Back Talk regarding the militaristic interventions at the George Floyd protests and the Depression-era veterans’ protest over non-receipt of their bonus checks.

Letter to the editor: Do black lives really matter to Black Lives Matter?

I am sorry; I just don’t get it.

Letter to the editor: Trump’s narcissism, lies and gullible evangelicals

President Donald Trump’s grossly inflated opinion of himself was never more apparent than at his June 20 rally in Tulsa, Okla.

Editorial cartoon

Your right to know: Keeping an eye on government from home

In March, as Wisconsin enacted Safer at Home, state and local governments scrambled to build new ways to govern from remote locations while still complying with our open meeting laws.