EDITORIALS
Why we protect our public employees Not too long ago it was a common contention that working for the government offered more security than compensation compared to a private sector job. If you landed employment for a state agency, for example, the pay might not be as much as you would make doing the same work in the private sector, but at least the benefits were good and you had a sense of job security.
Balance of powers is key in country's success Kathy Robbins/For the Range News
Why Can't He Date Whoever He Wants? Dear Jim: I'm an assistant manager in a chain restaurant. We recently hired a young cashier that I'm becoming attracted to, and I can tell she feels the same way about me. The problem is, there's a corporate policy against managers dating people who report to them. I can understand them worrying about a manager pressuring an employee to go to bed with them, but I would never do that. If she didn't want to see me outside of work, I guarantee you I could take no for an answer. I'm not a pushy guy. My question is, can they legally prevent me from going out with whoever I want to? It just doesn't seem right. ("Bobby")LETTERS
Veterans join voices Attention all veterans, we need your help!
Fixing Airport Road I would like to take this opportunity to thank Richard Searle for his efforts in working with the Inde Motorsports Ranch to get a portion of Airport Road chip sealed.
'W' Mountain pride I just wanted to commend the people that repainted the "W" on W mountain. It looks great! It most certainly was due for this many years ago.
