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4 Members Show Up At The Courthouse At First "Hybrid" Session Of The County Commission Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Four members of the County Commission showed up Wednesday at the County Courthouse for the first "hybrid" meeting of the commission. Chairman Chip Baker was there along with Commissioners David Sharpe, Katherlyn Geter and Greg.           The group has been meeting online from their homes or offices in recent months due to the COVID-19 outbreak.  March 22, 2021 March 21, 2021 Police Blotter: Man Says Lyft Driver Went To Wrong Captain D's; Couple Sets Up Housekeeping At B...

Only the Strong Will Survive? American Echoes of a Dark Past | Opinion Ryan Skinnell , associate professor of rhetoric, San José State University On 3/16/21 at 1:30 PM EDT As Americans continue to take stock of the climate tragedy and its brutal aftermath, it's crucial to shine a spotlight on the alarming ideologies that fueled this twin crisis in Texas and how it can happen again. On February 16, as millions of Texans entered into a second day of freezing temperatures, power outages and water restrictions, Colorado City's former mayor Tim Boyd chastised his fellow Texans ...

Former Californians who moved because of lower real estate and energy prices suddenly learned why their big new homes cost so little.

Aside from human responsibility, I think our solidarity with Texas comes from shared experience. Anyone who’s questioning reasons to support a state whose leaders mocked us should remember similar struggles with PG&E and the wildfires.  The emergency in Texas isn’t over yet. Even though power is back on, damage remains. Reports of COVID-19 cases and...

Helga Zepp-LaRouche I want to greet you wherever you may be—all over the world, I hope. I want to discuss with you the possible organizing perspective for this coming period. As you have noticed—one could not help but notice it—two extremely opposite developments were happening in the last week: The first, absolutely horrible and a foreboding of the potential coming disaster, in the form of the inability of Texas and some other U.S. states to respond to extremely cold weather, coming from the polar region and creating blackouts, resulting in the deaths of 36 people. That is one directio...