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.
If they aren’t here, they can’t break our laws in the first place.
When our society requires armed guards at a house of worship, it is a sad commentary on our time.
Congratulations to UMC and Clark County for finally obtaining funds to create a Psychiatric Urgent Care Facility
This is a war against the values we say we believe in: the rule of law, equality and protection of our civil rights.
As a long-time reader of the Review Journal, I’d like to thank the staff for their pursuit of justice and fairness on various issues that impact our community.
Nothing is too false, ridiculous or stupid that one-third of the country will not swallow.
