With the possibility of cuts in health care funding being discussed, it seems like an appropriate time to celebrate Medicare. In honor of Medicare’s birthday, HealthyRural California and Chic… ...

Teacher bonuses are nice, but not enoughI would like to congratulate the Bedford County School Board on finalizing its 2025-26 budget, which included a $1,000 one-time retention bonus for teachers ...

Trump plans on spending a minimum of $45 million of his "big beautiful DOGE savings" on a big beautiful military parade, to commemorate Flag Day, which just happens to fall on his birthday.

Letter: Given the focus on saving money at the expense of citizens through DOGE, it's hard to justify the expenditure on a military parade, let alone a birthday celebration.

The planned military parade on June 14, purportedly to celebrate the founding of the U.S. Army 250 years ago, just conveniently happens to occur on President Donald Trump’s birthday.

Gov. Joe Lombardo wants public school and charter school teachers to get pay raises. But where is the accompanying accountability?

Now, just a few months after that unexpected meeting, I had the honor of attending Marvin Blickenstaff’s 90th birthday concert at Carnegie Hall on May 16, a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for ...

Another great idea brought to you by your Sec. Def. Hegseth, reformed former TV news personality. Let's purge the ranks of military veterans with actual knowledge of how to conduct ...

Taxpayer money should never be used to simply improve one’s celebrity status. Stand up for our service people, including our veterans, and stop this madness!

Estimates of $60 to $90 million of our tax dollars are being floated for the cost of a birthday military parade that Trump wants to march before him and the nation in celebration for his birthday ...

A Florida teacher is accused of sending an inappropriate letter to one of his 11-year-old students.

The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a teacher who is accused of sending an inappropriate letter to one of his 11-year-old students.