As part of the CARES Act, Congress authorized Economic Impact Payments of $1200 per person earning less than $75,000 per year, $112,000 head of
Opinion
What Really Matters
“So, Brenn,” I asked, “What’s it like in Utah these days?” “You know, everything that really matters is just fine,” he replied. “Everything else
Join The Block Party
Take time to get to know some of Alliance’s downtown merchants while having a little fun this week. The “200+ Block Rocks” block party
On the Edge of Change
Signs of autumn are increasing. Crickets everywhere, for one thing. I like having them sing me to sleep through an open window, but am
The Census—Your Response Matters
The 2020 Census is happening now! Participation in the Census is required by law. Mandated by the U.S. Constitution in Article 1, Section 2,
On Living in a Pandemic Age
C.S. Lewis is well known for his classic work: The Chronicles of Narnia. Lewis died in 1963 and is known as one of the
The Next Door
Tiny houses. I had one once. Twenty-eight square feet and rent free. The landlord really never helped me fix it up though. Wind blew
Hoff Asks APS to Reconsider Reopening Plan
Prevention and Empathy. These are two words that seemed to be missing in much of the debate about the school reopening plan and are
KAB Sponsors Yard Cleanup Contest
Children are back in the classroom yet plants know the summer sun still shines. The grass waits to be mowed as gardens burst with
There’s Gold in Them Thar Hills
Or so the old prospectors are said to have claimed. And they were right, at least where the Black Hills of South Dakota are