Letters to the Editor
County leadership not serving voters
County leadership not serving voters
Some random thoughts today on current American politics and the presidential election:
It was a Tuesday afternoon when a Springdale police officer was dispatched to look into reports of a man damaging cars and threatening people on Norfolk Avenue…
In Sarah Sanders' Arkansas, public schools may no longer share materials that impart the known fact that America has a racist history with scars evident still.
It's exciting to witness Seven Hills Homeless Center's recent opening of an overnight shelter in Fayetteville. With federal funding through the city of Fayette…
Politicians talk in lofty terms about what they're going to get accomplished. It's a necessary component of their chosen profession, if they hope to achieve or…
It's been too long since I've talked about fact-checking, especially one particularly important bit: primary sources.
I'm in Princeton, the first county seat of Dallas County, but there's not much to see. In the 2020 census, there were 13 residents.
One fact becomes clear in special counsel Robert Hur's finding that Joe Biden should not be criminally prosecuted for his transgressions with classified docume…
Editor's note: Mike Masterson is taking the day off from column-writing. The original version of this column was published Nov. 5, 2005.
I want to howl about what's happening to our kids. Between the negative brain effects of ultra-processed foods, and what can only be described as smartphone us…
It's a bit of a struggle for us to decide whether Michael McCaskey, a candidate for Benton County justice of the peace in this month's Republican primary, shou…
Editor's note: Mike Masterson is taking the day off. The original version of this column was published April 30, 2012.
I've been around long enough to remember the world BS.
Anytime the term "loophole" comes up in conversation, it's fair to question whether someone is up to some shenanigans.