Letters to the Editor

I am sure glad the recent school levy passed so Kamiah School could go from broke to throwing money around. Have you noticed the school buses continue to run? This time they are not full of children but breakfast and lunch being delivered to the … [Read more...] about Breakfast and lunch

The following is an original theory from one of the greatest minds in the West; also a Number 1 Dad. If you don’t believe that, ask my three sons. A lot of our juvenile crime and other teen problems could well be alleviated IF parents would take … [Read more...] about Parenting could fix a lot of teen problems

Dear editor, One of the big problems with the current viral outbreak is that we live under a medical monopoly. The AMA, all government lawmakers and health agencies and medical teaching universities are under the control of the pharmaceutical … [Read more...] about Beneficial health advice

As the coronavirus explodes across the country, this is not the time for those living in the right-wing Fox News bubble to try and defend the indefensible actions of the Trump administration. Like Trump, they worry more about the economy and his … [Read more...] about It is time to act

You cannot legislate the poor into prosperity by legislating the wealthy out of prosperity. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the … [Read more...] about Profound message

Sing with me: There is power, power, wonder working power, in the declaration, of an emergency! This to me is the scariest thing about this whole pandemic crisis. We have been through so many "emergencies" (OKC, Sandy Hook, 911, Katrina, Global … [Read more...] about Emergency—and hereafter power grab

I thought this might be a good time to recognize the fact that the United States of America, as a constitutionally-limited Republic, does not exist; only a union of socialist (corporate state) "republics" does. This was evidenced, curiously enough, … [Read more...] about Theft by degrees

Back when I was in the Army, 1975-79, I saw some incredible things that are still being kept secret from the public. 1977, Fort Irwin, Calif., desert warfare training. I was on guard duty one clear starry night. As I wandered between the … [Read more...] about Reality check #5, flying saucers!

Idaho County sheriff candidate signs blanket the landscape. Although the primary election day is May 19, Idaho County Clerk, Kathy Ackerman is encouraging people to vote early. In person early voting is planned to begin at the Idaho County Courthouse … [Read more...] about It’s time to vote for Idaho County Sheriff