EDITORIAL
Paying it forward serves higher purpose than self 
It’s nearing the end of July and the weather has been unusually hot and humid. Today is the first in many that isn’t downright steamy and the temperature hasn’t quite hit 90 degrees.
By Judith Liebaert , August 03, 2011
Redistricting is next legislative priority for state
Now that the state budget is approved by the legislature and signed by the governor, the next major undertaking of state government is legislative redistricting.
By By Sen. Mary Lazich , July 20, 2011
Jobs, debt and the debate over your money
By the time you finish reading this sentence, your federal government will have borrowed another $232,000. At $58,000 per second, is it any surprise that Uncle Sam has racked up over $14 trillion in debt?
By By Rep. Sean Duffy , July 15, 2011
Biennial budget is immoral
The biennial budget bill signed by Gov. Scott Walker is an immoral budget that will hurt citizens throughout the state.
By By Rep. Nick Milroy , June 29, 2011
Wisconsin ranks too low to return federal money for ’net access
Nobody cheers, “We’re No. 43!”
That’s where Wisconsin now ranks in broadband access — 43rd lowest access in the whole country.
By By Ray Cross , June 15, 2011
Court of Appeals issues opens debate over the meaning of father
Our day for honoring fathers is coming up and the Court of Appeals in Wausau just opened up a big debate over what it means nowadays to be one.
By By Mike Nichols , June 03, 2011
Busting unions hurts education
Several new state governors in the U.S. wish to eliminate state employee unions, especially in education, without any ability to negotiate wages and working conditions.
By By Patrick C. Dorin , May 25, 2011
It’s time to end addiction to oil
What president said this?
“America is a rich, a strong and a good country. We must set for ourselves this goal: We must never again be caught in a foreign-made crisis where the United States is dependent on any other country — friendly or unfriendly — for the energy we need to produce.
By La Crosse Tribune, Wis. , May 20, 2011
Control burgeoning wolf population
Sometimes too much success can be a bad thing. Case in point: restoration of the wolf population in Wisconsin.
By The Wisconsin State Journal , May 18, 2011
Reading only what you agree with no path to compromise
In a speech at UW-Eau Claire last week, Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne challenged journalists to report the truth that encourages public debate rather than a “twist-yourself-into-a-pretzel effort to appear nonpartisan or bipartisan.”
By The Leader-Telegram/Eau Claire, Wis. , May 11, 2011
Soldier’s face the fight against terror
I hope the family of Matthew Hermanson — the Appleton soldier killed recently in Afghanistan — hears the words of Gordy Haberman. I hope the families of all soldiers killed in Iraq or Afghanistan do.
By By Mike Nichols , May 06, 2011
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