It staggers the imagination that, as shown in a recent section-front photo in the Review-Journal, first-grade students were allowed to splatter their principal and assistant principal with whipped cream pies. It’s a breakdown of respect for the dignity of the office, wrong of the school and wrong of the parents to condone such behavior. Then we wonder why kids go bad.
Parents need to go back to the basics, for safety’s sake.
Why not a simple land swap with the alfalfa farmers in exchange for government-owned land?
Some people say the penny is irrelevant — and maybe they’re right. But more to the point, the saying, “A penny for your thoughts,” will now need to be replaced.
In this day and age of all or none policy offerings and pushback, President Donald Trump suggested a 50-year mortgage.
Local police need our help. Similar to the Nevada DMV initiative to have us report unregistered vehicles, we need to be able to report dangerous drivers who are a threat to the safety of all citizens.
Nevada didn’t need to join a long line of states that have been suckered into handouts for the film industry.
Lawmakers do the right thing by killing film tax subsidies, corporate homeownership bills.
