Monthly Archives: December 2017
AZGFD seeks citizen scientists to aid in American kestrel project
PHOENIX — Standing at less than 11 inches tall, the American kestrel is a mighty bird of prey, yet the future of this fierce...
Top 5 AZ winter fishing holes during holidays
In Arizona, winter doesn’t have to mean sending boats and rods and reels into hibernation. While outdoor recreation opportunities across many U.S. states...
Ask Rusty – Social Security credit for military pay
Dear Rusty:
I have tried to contact Social Security many times but been put on hold for over 40 minutes, received no call back, etc....
Honor the Code
George B. Willie Sr. was laid to rest Monday 12/11 in the cemetery at the Navajo Army Depot in Bellemont, Arizona. At the invitation...
Are Americans losing faith in the U.S. justice system?
The U.S. Justice system is in trouble, not just the federal system, but the state and local systems as well. A disturbing trend of...
CSHS varsity boys hoops gets another win, now 8-1 on the season
(Editor’s note: recaps and photos have been submitted by CSHS boosters)
Many in the basketball world will tell you the difference between good teams and...
Ducey orders flags at half-staff for fallen El Mirage police officer
PHOENIX — Governor Doug Ducey today ordered that flags at all state office buildings be lowered to half-staff effective immediately to honor the...
Deadline to apply for shooting range development grants is Jan. 15
PHOENIX — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is accepting applications for up to $100,000 in annual grant funding from nonprofit organizations and government...
After 17 years: Why are we still waging war in Afghanistan?
Major General Smedley Butler, the most decorated U.S. Marine in history wrote a book: War is a racket!
In Butler’s book, he described and criticized...
Dec. 13 – 19, 2017
For All Signs: Saturn, the Great Teacher within us, is on the cusp of changing signs to Capricorn, sign of corporations and business. Whenever...