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Yes, Kat McManus is fairly new to Loveland, but I have found her to be a quick study and fresh eyes on improving local government. Unlike her opponent, Kat understands the harm metro districts and huge incentives to Big Development can inflict on our community. She would work to see development pay its own way. We need someone who is more concerned about the price tag of an airport terminal than whether it will have a baby changing table. Ward 2 needs the thoughtful and responsive representation...

Endorsements for multiple candidates and Issue 300.

Letter writers give opinions and city ballot issues, city and school board candidates.

I am writing is support of ballot issue 6B and 2F in the upcoming election. With the continued growth in Loveland and the surrounding areas, we have been fortunate this year that we have not had a devastating wildfire, major flooding event or other natural disasters along with the emergencies that the LFRA deal with every day.

In an attempt to discourage "outbursts" during meetings, Loveland City Council adopted a new rule that addresses decorum and conduct.

Thumbs up to Arizona’s new workforce accelerator plan for Yuma. The partnership with Arizona Western College is intended to train residents in rural areas for jobs that local employers need.

After successfully completing his three-year assignment as Commander of U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG), Col. Patrick McFall is handing over the torch to Col. John Nelson.

The U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG) was quite busy on June 14 as it celebrated the Armys 248th birthday. While a cake-cutting ceremony and lunch took place in the

Yuma Proving Ground honored and remembered Army heroes from the past and present to celebrate their success.

“The day we forget our traditions is the day we forget our Army,” said Col. Patrick McFall, commander of the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG). “And we have some