It seems like being educated isn’t so smart anymore

The search for a new DDA executive director hits a snag

Hammering the message home

Previous sheriff’s election won (and lost) on a few votes

We need a sheriff who is anti-crime and protects the victims of crimes, not criminals

Psychologists call it “thin-slicing.” It refers to the ability of individuals to decide all sorts of things about you, from status to intelligence to conscientiousness — within moments of meeting you.

This may give the phrase “being woke” a whole new meaning.

Aside from the important question of why so many don’t vote and, in turn, hand over the decision-making – their very destiny – to the many others who do vote (but often don’t have everyone’s best interests in mind), the more critical question may be, “Is there anything we can do about it?”.