Letter to the Editor: Jeff Campbell
Proportional Response, by law enforcement does not include intimidation or retaliation. The job is to protect and serve ALL persons within their jurisdiction.
Letter to the Editor: Jeff Campbell
Threshold Point. On June 8, 2020, it was nine (9) weeks, (63 days or 1,512 hours) since Zach Gifford was killed on April 9. In most jurisdictions there’s a window of two-days (48-hours) to solve homicides.
Letter to the Editor: Jeff Campbell
Back in the day, as we ran investigations, especially “high profile” cases, our agency Public Information Officer [P.I.O.] would release regular updates to let the public know we were still on it, although new details were often withheld to protect the evolving case. We called it “full disclosure,” now it’s “being transparent.
Letter to the Editor: Jennifer Stum
I know this is a scary time for some. We see so many conflicting news articles and it is hard to know what is true and what isn't.
Letter to the Editor - Stum
After a series of conversations that began several years ago with the staff at the Independent and our suggestion that he share his perspective with readers, Linly Stum has (finally) decided to put his thoughts on paper for others to consider.
Letter to the Editor: Bill Woelk
I published this column over 30 years ago when Eads School District had received numerous academic recognitions. I came across it the other day and thought it was still as true today as it was then.
Letter to the Editor: Floyd Griswould
Dear Editor,
I would like to address Eboni Nash’s article on inmate voters.
I would like to address Eboni Nash’s article on inmate voters.
Letter to the Editor - Betty Blanco
Dear Editor,
As the founder of Arkansas Valley Tea Party Patriots of Colorado, I have learned the importance of getting to know our elected officials. Recently, I had a wonderful opportunity to visit the congressional offices in Washington, DC.
As the founder of Arkansas Valley Tea Party Patriots of Colorado, I have learned the importance of getting to know our elected officials. Recently, I had a wonderful opportunity to visit the congressional offices in Washington, DC.
Letter to the Editor - Gay Uhland
Dear Editor:
Letter to the Editor - Bud Bennett
As many of you might know, I live on Maine Street in Eads, Colorado and am the guy who flies the multitude of flags in front of my home every single day. I have collected a large array of flags representing just about every occupation, organization, state, and country that exists.
Letter to the Editor - Roberts and Zimmerman
Dear Editor,
This long overdue letter is to thank the people of Kiowa County for their long-standing support of the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. It has been an honor for the two of us to have lived and worked in this incredible community for most of the last two decades.
This long overdue letter is to thank the people of Kiowa County for their long-standing support of the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. It has been an honor for the two of us to have lived and worked in this incredible community for most of the last two decades.
Letter to the Editor - Floyd Griswould
Dear Editor,
Well Priscilla Waggoner not sure where to write this letter to the Editor but here goes.
Well Priscilla Waggoner not sure where to write this letter to the Editor but here goes.
Letter to Editor: Kiowa County Commissioners to Governor Polis
Letter to Governor Jared Polis, President of the Senate Leroy Garcia and Speaker of the House K.C. Becker From Kiowa County Commissioners
Re: Don't Give Our Votes for President to California and New York
Letter to the Editor - Wiley and Robin Madewell
DEAR EDITOR
My name is Wiley Madewell. On Sunday, February 3, 2019, myself, my wife, and our friend Chris Armstrong were traveling through your community.
My name is Wiley Madewell. On Sunday, February 3, 2019, myself, my wife, and our friend Chris Armstrong were traveling through your community.
Letter to the Editor - Sean Lening
Dear Editor,
For those that attended the Saturday portion of the “Border Wars” basketball tournament in Syracuse, you were able to witness school pride at its finest first hand. The Syracuse student section put on a clinic in school pride that was something right out of the movie “Hoosiers”.
For those that attended the Saturday portion of the “Border Wars” basketball tournament in Syracuse, you were able to witness school pride at its finest first hand. The Syracuse student section put on a clinic in school pride that was something right out of the movie “Hoosiers”.
Letter to the Editor: Eloquence & Grace: All you need to know...
Eloquence & Grace: All You Need to Know ...