Guest Comment

Tough decisions face Payson Town Council
November 25, 2008
Sometimes there is no easy way to present bad news. Being direct, honest and open is the only way.
Education of children must be done right
November 21, 2008
A recent article reminded me about the definition of insanity. Albert Einstein once said “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
We owe great debt to America’s veterans
November 11, 2008
Although the elections have wrapped up, political news continues to dominate the headlines. We shouldn’t, however, let this flurry of activity overshadow an important day in the life of our country — Veterans Day.
Essential that school staff to pull together after override defeat
November 7, 2008
The citizens, albeit by a very small margin, have chosen not to support the override. These are tough economic times for many, that is a given and well understood by all of us in the school district; however, for Payson Unified, the challenge to provide both a quality and comprehensive education just became more challenging. I’m not saying this to complain or grumble about the electorate.
‘We have met the enemy and they are us!’
October 21, 2008
If the comments attributed to members of the Surface Transportation Advisory Committee (STAC) in a recent issue of the Payson Roundup, “Fender-bender plan?” are correct, they are disturbing and frustrating — disturbing that town committees seem to be functioning in a vacuum and frustrating because their untimely comments are counterproductive.
It’s not stupid to believe what you see with your own eyes
October 17, 2008
There’s an old story that goes like this:
Opposed to extension of West Sherwood Drive
October 14, 2008
We wish to voice our opposition to the possible extension of West Sherwood Drive to connect with Airport Road.
What’s in a label? What do they mean?
October 10, 2008
The Arizona Department of Education has released the AZ LEARNS achievement profiles for all public and charter schools in Arizona.
PUSD: Fiscal discipline and accountability during challenging economic times
September 19, 2008
One method of determining how a school district is managing taxpayer dollars is to examine not only the bottom line, but some of the important details that contribute to financial health.
Why the Payson family YMCA makes sense
September 1, 2008
Olympic stories and Mother’s words
August 25, 2008
I love the Olympic games! What is it about this international competition that so captivates and inspires us?
Meth Messenger: Interview with a former narcotics task force officer
August 22, 2008
Smoke alarms need to be tested monthly
July 25, 2008
Good news. Bad news.
PUSD budget: The rest of the story
July 18, 2008
The recent editorial referencing and challenging the Payson Unified School District's 08-09 budget adoption provided readers with a justifiable perspective based on some selected figures and derivations.
Two good officers should not be called names
July 18, 2008
Mr. Gnader, a tired 83-year-old man who we all knew was just a little off his rocker, committed one of the most heinous crimes in the history of our nice little town. It seems that Mr. Gnader was a full-blown schizophrenic who suffered from severe bouts of paranoia and depression.

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