Capitol Report

State Rep. Danny Sterling Encouraging Economic Development Fall is officially in the air, and I hope you have been taking advantage of the beautiful weather lately! While the Legislature is not in session right now, work continues year-round to help improve our state’s economic outlook.

A Nation That’s Safe

A core responsibility of our government is to provide safety and security to the American people. Concerningly, Democrats in Washington have not only ignored this critical duty but have actively made our nation less safe.

There Are Miracles Happening Every Day

Miracles happen every day. I experienced four of them just over the past two weeks in the form of surviving four trips to OKC on the interstates.

Don’t Trust That Toilet Drinking Dog

Mr. Right and I argued earlier that day about why he put the doorknob to our closet on backwards. This somehow led to a disagreement as to how many shoes I own. He insisted there were at least 100 pairs in the closet, while I said he vastly exaggerated.

Letters To The Editor

In a press conference, gubernatorial candidate Joy Hofmeister stated that she switched from Republican to Democrat because the Republican party is too closely aligned with Governor Stitt. If Hofmeister becomes governor, will she switch back to Republican since Stitt will be history at that point?

Tecumseh Golden Age Center

The Golden Age Center offers lots of support to our members. First, we welcome back members like Mary Wright and Barbara Harrison. Second, we offer prayers of concern; we currently want to remember Joy Potter, Donna Dyke, Sharon Stewart, and Edma Sangster for their recovery.

Capitol Comments

The policies pushed by Democrat rule in Washington have stifled our foundational freedoms by imposing top-down, one-size-fits-all government approaches. The negative impacts of these restrictive policies have trickled down on everyday American families.

Letters To The Editor

Dear Editor, On October 3, the City Commission approved calling a special election on January 10 so citizens could vote on a ½-cent sales tax increase. They said this is necessary to repay a $65 million OWRB loan borrowed for wastewater improvements.

Two Very Improbable Catfish Stories

Most fishermen and hunters have stories: Some are all lies, some half true, and others totally true. These accounts are 100 percent true. The first one took place on the Graham Creek in Southern Indiana and the second happened on a farm pond in south Pott County about 10 years ago.

Capitol Comments

U.S. Rep. Stephanie Bice Under one party rule in Washington, the federal government has been focused on pushing an outof- touch agenda.