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- Orchids & Onions: Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021
- Jane Garrett: Decency, please!
- Fred Mohun: Who guards the guardsmen?
- Brenda Chandler: The road to high taxes
- Pat Brown: Immigration changes
- Floyd Hamilton: Vaccine frustrations
- Dale Woller: Good reads
- CT Bowker: Long live the king
- Joe Guzzardi: Biden amnesty expands U.S. labor market
- Our View: Punishing prominent Republicans won’t help party move past bad 2020
- Our View: Uranium mining ban continues: Lock it away, but don’t lose the key
- Ann Coulter: First duty of the press: Make it about race
- Chicago Tribune: Why all Americans should be rooting for Joe Biden’s success
- Orchids & Onions: Monday, Jan. 25, 2021
- Dave Marston: Who calls the shots on the Colorado River?
- Our View: Open a mass vaccination site in Mohave County and in counties across state
- Should Lake Havasu City adopt new taxes to address its spending deficit?
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Vaccine access: Think of others
- Trudy Rubin: Biden’s first big foreign policy test will be fixing the covid-19 vaccine mess
- Michael Reagan: With President Joe, it's divided we stand
- Chicago Tribune: Why all Americans should be rooting for Joe Biden’s success
- Knapp: The Trump/Biden handoff: Business as usual, as usual
- York: Trump Derangement Syndrome in a post-Trump world
- Our View: Biden’s mask order needs exceptions for recreation
- Orchids & Onions: Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021
- Kurt Krueger: Reached my limit
- Doug Schoenwald: What labels will they assign next?
- Fred Barber: Immigrants and the new president
- Ted Pakes: No rain
- Bruce Warner: Election reforms
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Should Lake Havasu City adopt new taxes to address its spending deficit?
Although Lake Havasu City currently has a positive balance in its general fund, city officials say Havasu’s ongoing expenses each year are greater than its annual revenue. To address that problem, the City Council may consider new taxes, including a commercial lease tax, a new sales tax, a new property tax or a new bed tax. Which of these proposals, if any, would you support?
