Opinion

Thu
22
Jul

Letter: Politicians exploited coronavirus

On August 6th, 2020, NBC reported the Trump claim that vaccines to protect against COVID-19 could be ready by Election Day. And now, Biden takes credit for it. Trump proposed shutting off travel between the U.S. and China and was consequently labeled a xenophobe and chastised for suggesting it.  

Thu
22
Jul

Guest column: Legislature has second chance to support our schools, kids


Jill Underly. (Submitted photo)

Wisconsin’s public school system is dependent upon tax dollars. Schools use state and local taxes to pay for services, salaries, transportation, supplies, utilities and more. Schools also don’t solely control how much tax money they receive, or how much they are able to spend.

Thu
22
Jul

Nature and Society: Society thrives when everyone prospers

“Politics is not about money or power games or winning for the sake of winning. Politics is about the  improvement of people's lives, lessening human suffering,  advancing the cause of peace and justice, in our country and in the world.” ~Paul Wellstone

Thu
22
Jul

Clergy Corner: Debt

Jesus said, “Two men owed money to a certain moneylender. One owed him 500 denarii, and the other 50. Neither of them had the money to pay him back, so he canceled the debts of both. Now which of them will love him more?” (Luke 7:41-42)

Thu
22
Jul

The Book Nook

Transcending Space and Time “The Vanished Birds” by Simon Jimenez is a beautifully written debut novel with a central theme of human connections.  While classified as science fiction, there’s a strong emphasis on people making heart-wrenching decisions with time and space playing integral roles.
Thu
22
Jul

Geiger Counter

The gift of death   “I’ve been hearing good things about Taco Bell lately,” my daughter said casually after I asked her what we should get for lunch. 
Wed
21
Jul

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
21
Jul

District Administrators Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner,  River Valley School District Administrator 
Thu
15
Jul

The Book Nook

Complex Characters in Slow Suspense
Wed
14
Jul

Letter: ‘Herd immunity’ doesn’t happen without vaccination

After reading Brian Brown’s letter in last week’s Reedsburg Independent three times I’m still not sure what he was trying to say. At least he did get vaccinated.

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