Payson, AZ. At the Town Council meeting on 3/8/23 it was very difficult to hear what was being said. The people in attendance asked several times for the speakers...
Month: March 2023
By Paul FrommeltThe following article was posted three years ago in The Payson News. With the town seemingly intent on pursuing a multi-million, multi-year contract, to finance the maintenance...
Submitted by Nina GrabielDid you know the first anti-war rally in 20 years was held in Washington on February 19? Spearheaded by the Libertarian Party, they brought together other...
By Angela (Taylor) GodacMy dad, Ed Taylor, was born in 1919 down on the Doll Baby Ranch about 12 miles west of Payson on the East Verde River. If...
PART 3 of a 7 PART SERIESBy Bob HugeriAs with the question “Who is God?”, we will take the presuppositional viewpoint that Jesus actually existed. There is little debate...
By Barb BuntinSo I went in for my annual Medicare Wellness check up. Had no idea what was going to happen. OMG. The nurse gave me a piece of...
Submitted by Doug ArdtCan you, or did you verify that your election was free, fair, transparent and conducted with integrity with trusted election management systems? No? Then please read...
By Dinah LundellMay God help us! We wouldn’t be in this mess if we had been true to the Constitution. The Founding Fathers are no doubt furious with us...
By Dave GolembewskiThis weeks council meeting was set to interview 17 candidates for an open seat on the council. We got to pick numbers and I was #6. We...
By Kim EliaPlan your garden on paperDecide on raised beds, containers, boxes, etc.Order, or locally purchase seeds, preferably heirloom quality, Non GMO.Start frost-hardy beans, spinach, kale, parsley, peas, arugula,...
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By Paul FrommeltAuthor’s note: The following is part of a modified excerpt from The Payson News, Issue 11, dated April 7th, 2020. [12] It has been modified a bit...
by Andy McKinneyI always wait and watch the credits flow by at the end of the movie. Sometimes there is an extra, usually funny, scene put in there somewhere. ...
Part 2 of 2By Bob DeckerOk, those are the basics. Now let’s get to the details about the process itself:Step 1. E-mail Kevin McCully – kmccully@paysonaz.gov. In the e-mail,...
Modified: Feb 14, 2023 By Jacqueline from deeprootsathome.comI’m sure you know there’s a massive egg shortage and egg farms keep burning down all over America. Eggs are now over...
Submitted By Dinah LundellIn his youth, George Scherff had befriended Tesla and worked for him for the latter half of the inventor’s life. When interviewed after Tesla’s death, Scherff...
By Charlie SeraphinWe’re coming up on the 30th anniversary of the ATF shootout at Waco (February 28, 1993). That was one of the stranger episodes of my life. I...
By now you’ve heard that leaders at Asbury University decided to end the continuous revival meetings that broke out on their campus on Feb. 8. It wasn’t an easy...
Submitted by Dinah LundellDear Editor:There are things We The People of these United States are powerless to resist even though most of the population does not accept them:That the...
By Kim NicholsEAGER TO LEARN: Effective leaders are aware that learning is a continuous process. Therefore, they maintain some humility and refrain from coming across as a know-it-all. If...
By Barb BuntinBetter law makes better government and Arizona has actually been innovative. In common law, innovation is a good thing. Disclosure rules is one.A Little BackgroundPropositions 401/402 were...
Part 1 of 2By Bob DeckerYou may have read an article in the Payson Roundup by Michele Nelson on page 3 of the Tuesday, February 7th issue. “Payson receives...
By Paul FrommeltWhile living in Flagstaff over 20 years ago, my wife and I were already planning for our retirement. We both believe in planning ahead, and being fiscally...
By Andy McKinneyThe left wants to disarm us, as they always do during the takeover of a country.Why do Americans have weapons in their homes? Maybe if I explain...
By Paige Turner At the Tea Party this week the Town Manager and the new Mayor were making claims against a new bill HB2061 that eliminates taxes on food...
By Steve OttoThe Arizona Republican Party held its annual convention Saturday, January 28, 2023 in Phoenix. I am a Republican State Committee delegate for a third term and very...
Submitted by Dinah LundellThere exists no legitimate record of a George H. Scherff, Sr. being born in the U.S. or Germany between the late-1800s through 1925, yet, George Scherff,...
By Doug ArdtThe Arizona House Concurrent Resolution 2016 (HCR 2016) and Senate Concurrent Resolution 1016 (SCR 1016) have been introduced.They apply to Congress to call a constitutional convention to...
By Paul FrommeltWe don’t let athletes bet on games they have the ability to influence. Why do we allow Congress to invest in companies they regulate?Why is it that...
The following is the second of a Seven Part Series By Bob HugeriThe answer to this question is much easier than to the previous one of Who is God?...
Submitted by Angela GodacWhile words and phrases are nice, sometimes you have to look to the greats when it comes to patriotism. Prolific revolutionists and writers like Robert Frost...
By Dave GolembewskiI was able to attend the Town’s first question and answer forum at the Tea Party Meeting on Tuesday night with the Town Manager and new Mayor....
By Kim NicholsIn the political arena we talk about leaders and leadership nearly every day. Defining leadership is something we should all think about before joining a group or...
By Barb BuntinI went to the TOP Council Retreat on Saturday the 4th of Feb. The focus was to explain why the town will need to borrow money to...
By Kim NicholsThe following techniques are excerpts from a book I found in my Mother’s library written in 1971 by Ruth Stout. Her approach was to heavily mulch her...
