Opinion

We have an opportunity to bring together labor, manufacturing and environmental groups in support of something that could truly change the trajectory of our planet. That should start with manufacturing the renewable energy equipment here in the United States.

Marvel studios has a mini series called "What If." It's an imaginative series that looks at alternate visions of its characters.

As the world pays new attention to supply chains, much of the focus has been on delays in delivering products to stores and consumers. What is called the forward supply chain, the path from raw material to the customer, is being scrutinized.

The Gonzaga women's basketball team's pointed disrespect for our national anthem as a recent game is very sad!

As an American history teacher, I was shocked to see the red billboard, paid for by the Spokane GOP, proclaiming that the Republican Party had been established to end slavery.

I couldn't agree more with Steve Blewett in his letter of November 21st ("Impeding the mission") regarding the distribution of the Holy Eucharist.

I miss teaching on Zoom.

I have lived on Hangman Valley Road since moving to Spokane 21 years ago. During this time, I’ve experienced Hatch Road in both directions grow increasingly busy. An easy trip downtown that used to take 15 minutes can now take up to a half hour, primarily due to the wait at the Hatch Road/Highway 195 intersection. With increased traffic on I-90, what was an easy merge from 195 can now feel like I’m taking my life in my hands.

As a West Point graduate (Class of 1971), I just want to say how much I enjoyed the article on Holland Pratt, and I want to applaud you for putting the article on the front page of Tuesday’s Spokesman ("Liberty Lake woman adds Rhodes Scholar to her resume").

When my two vehicles were sideswiped in front of my house New Year's 2020 by a backing-up driver at 1 a.m., only leaving behind tail light fragments, I took both vehicles to a Monroe Street body shop.

Since we have accepted our flag as our national symbol, when it is displayed, we stand and place our hands over our hearts with hats removed.

Responding to letter from Mr. Teich supporting light rail ("Infrastructure here should mean light rail," Nov. 23).

Beijing’s growing power has convinced its leaders that it can disappear or discipline its critics at home — and abroad — with no repercussions. Peng Shuai’s plight reminds the world that there will be no end unless there is global pushback.

The New York Times reported today that the Biden administration will release some 50 million barrels of oil from the strategic reserve in an attempt to resolve the gasoline price increase.