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Jesus spent his three years on earth traveling from place to place, preaching His message of love and forgiveness.
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By Reverend Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 10/15/26 |
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OPINION — I encourage Paradise Valley residents to vote yes on Propositions 426 and 427.
Arizona's expenditure limitation system was created nearly 50 years ago and limits how much of its …
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By Rick Carpinelli | Paradise Valley
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Arizona has a long and proud history of answering the nation's call, and few stories embody that sacrifice more than those of Kayla Jean Mueller and Navy SEAL Charles H. Keating IV.
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By Jason Begalke | Phoenix
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Item 9c on the agenda for the Oct. 20 town council meeting is obliquely described as “Discussion: Regarding a proposed ordinance relating to Sharia Law.” Is this the unnecessary …
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By Beth Culp | Fountain Hills
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10/14/26
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OPINION — As a Scottsdale Realtor for the past 55 years, I've learned the three most important things about real estate are: location, location and location. In Scottsdale's case, it relates to the …
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By Gary Shapiro | Scottsdale
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10/14/26
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For decades the official Sun City motto was “The City of Volunteers.” But one man took those words more seriously than anyone else since the founding of this city nearly 70 years ago. His name …
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By Mel Livatino | Special to Independent Newsmedia
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Christian Serena’s op-ed is a list of things I didn’t do. I didn’t write SB 1543, lobby for it, or vote on it.
Every contribution to my campaign is publicly disclosed, and no …
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By Raoul Zubia | Scottsdale
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10/14/26
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OPINION — I’m thrilled to read Janet Perez’s article on San Tan Valley’s contract with American Medical Response.
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By Karen De La Fuente | San Tan Valley
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10/14/26
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OPINION — When Americans are injured in combat, we have a responsibility to make sure they receive the benefits they earned through their service and sacrifice. For tens of thousands of veterans, we are falling short of that promise.
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By John Donovan
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10/14/26
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Once again, on Saturday, Oct. 10, innocent civilians, law enforcement officers and first responders were put in mortal danger due to events stemming directly from homecoming at Delaware State University.
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10/14/26
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OPINION — To vote is the greatest privilege and responsibility that goes with living in a democracy. I am perplexed by the fact that many Americans will sit on their hands in the face of the greatest threat to our democracy: President Trump’s willingness to break rules to hold power.
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By Karen Jones | Sun City West
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10/14/26
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OPINION — I am proud to support Ashley Harder for Phoenix City Council. Ashley was my landlord for 15 years, but that description does not come close to explaining what she meant to Revival Art Collective or to me as a small-business owner.
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By Chris Johns | Phoenix
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Scottsdale stands alone as a leader of water conservation, recycling and storage. We have reused and recharged what we have for more than 20 years. This council is making record water …
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By Robert Thompson | Scottsdale
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10/14/26
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Kudos to Rep. Jeff Hilovsky, R-Millsboro, for his Opinion describing water testing in his district (“Our area got the water testing it deserved”).
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10/14/26
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OPINION — U.S. Customs and Border Protection has a dangerous new rule with an Oct. 22 compliance date that will threaten the healthcare of millions of Americans. The rule, “Indefinite Suspension of the De Minimis Exemption for Mail Shipments,” will effectively end Americans’ ability to personally import their prescription medicines.
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By Susan Robbins | Phoenix
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Everyone deserves to feel safe in Tempe, and to know that if they experience sexual assault, law enforcement has the resources needed to pursue the person responsible. Crime data Tempe reported to the FBI and Arizona DPS show 681 forcible rapes since 2022 and 28 arrests — about 4%. The national arrest rate is nearly 28%.
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By Bill Richardson | Tempe
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10/14/26
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OPINION — As voters consider who should serve on the Dysart Unified School District Governing Board, I believe two candidates stand out: Lisa Everett and Dawn Densmore. Both women have demonstrated leadership in our community and understand that serving on a school board should be about one thing above all else: our students.
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By Jill Pearson | Surprise
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10/14/26
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OPINION — Phoenix is having a moment as a meeting destination, recently ranking No. 4 in U.S. News & World Report’s inaugural list of the nation’s best conference cities. But filling a ballroom is only half the job. With Gallup reporting that 51% of remote-capable U.S. employees work in hybrid roles, the more important question is what happens once everyone gets together?
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By Chad Michael | Phoenix
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10/13/26
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OPINION — Cancer spreads, as do many diseases, and certainly this is the case with the Republican party. The days when integrity went along with conservative values is gone with Trump. Now, you …
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By Jonathan Brechner | Scottsdale
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10/13/26
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Millions of Americans review their health plan options during open enrollment each fall, often the only time they can choose or change coverage.
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By Dr. Rhonda Randall
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10/13/26
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