
Many years have passed. The once sleepy desert town of Kingman has grown four-fold.

If you vote to approve the Permanent Base Adjustment – aka Proposition 416 – in the Aug. 4 primary election, you won’t be raising your taxes.

A sidearm. A TASER. Handcuffs. A bullet-proof vest and a high-performance vehicle.

Walking across the stage and getting that high school or college diploma in front of friends and family is an American rite of passage. Maybe even a right of passage. But not for the Class of 2020.

This coronavirus is a serious thing, folks, and there’s absolutely, positively no need to panic.

Two years is not a lot of time to make your mark as mayor.

As you read this editorial, a bill is being held on the House floor that would finally make it tougher for drug dealers who keep selling illicit fentanyl to our young people in Arizona, but Democrats — and a few Republicans — are not stepping up to support it.