Commentary

With the advent of high speed roasting, mixes and blends of good coffee these days, it's terrible when the office coffee packets take you back to the 1980's.

Today is Monday and the last thing that you and I want to entertain are taxes.

"Where are the priorities of our local elected officials these days." Well, it seems that the priorities lie in their wallets instead of on our streets.

We all know that early detection of cancer is very essential should someone find out that they have it.

The Cheyenne VAMC has been accused of "gaming the system" on the very ones who have served this country and sacrificed for what it believes in, both at home and on foreign fields: our veterans.

I was really hoping that Mother's Day would be much like Resurrection Sunday with blue skies, sunny hills and high temperatures. But alas, no. Jack Frost continues to float through the air and bringing his version of Spring for the next week or two.

Who says that golden gals can't do great things in their city and community? Well, if you thought that way, then think again.

Tis' the dawning of the season for the ever popular and much anticipated garage sale. We are reminded of the old adage "One man's junk is another man's treasure." Having said that, there are some things that one should just avoid.

Today, America celebrates the 64 year mark of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball. Not only was Jackie Robinson a hero amongst blacks and whites alike on the ball field, but also as a citizen of America as a whole.

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, or sooner, those living in the Americas can expect to see the long awaited and much anticipated viewing of what is known as the "blood moon."