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Congress just voted to make America hungrier and sicker. Early Thursday morning, the House narrowly passed a massive bill that is set to cut programs like Medicaid and SNAP. Our representative… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Passage of budget package disappoints Crane constituent

May 8. VE (Victory in Europe) day, 80 years ago. Probably the most consequential day in my life. Read moreLetter to the Editor: War survivor speaks of current fears as May 8 passes

We, individually and our governmental systems, can only make good decisions if we can access verified information. In 1967, Congress created the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) as a … Read moreLetter to the Editor: Defunding CPB will diminish accurate information

May 8, 1945, was a momentous day; the end of World War II in Europe, 80 years ago. I was 6 years old and remember it well. It was a beautiful spring day in Germany, and I knew I was going to l… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Remembering the day WWII ended in Germany

On April 29, the Daily Sun featured an article titled "Railroad safety efforts on track?" I was surprised to read that Flagstaff was in danger of losing the Quiet Zone (no blaring train horns)… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Those living in east side of city also deal with train noise

Thank you, Cindy Murray, for your article about cats and birds. My family, also, let a cat be outdoors where it could kill birds in the 1950s. I know better now, and my current cat is indoors … Read moreLetter to the Editor: The cat's out of the bag on keeping felines indoors

I want to ensure that all children and youth, not just those in the U.S., are able to grow up in a world that is safe, peaceful and prosperous. One of the most effective ways the U.S. governme… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Assistance for all children stressed as key to future

Dear Daily Sun, I appreciated very much being honored on April 5 by Nat White and others by having my name on a park bench at Buffalo Park. But Nat and many others on the steering committee al… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Shrader expresses appreciation for bench dedication

Trump and the Republicans are reducing federal departments�� staff, expertise and funding. That includes Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and veterans' earned benefits. Read moreLetter to the Editor: When it comes to cuts, let's make things fair

Driving a manual Jeep Wrangler across country from Ohio, Dr. Thomas Drouhard arrived in Tuba City to become a second full-time general surgeon. The Tuba City Indian Medical Center had been ser… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Remember the impacts of Dr. Thomas Drouhard

The Mexican gray wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) once roamed freely through the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico, from the Rockies down through the Sierra Madre. By the mid-1900s, the… Read moreLetter to the Editor: What would happen if we let wolves return?

Our Flagstaff community is awesome. 2,500 attended the protest on April 5, and many protested again on April 19. This grassroots energy will continue. Join us at the next protest May 1, Thursd… Read moreLetter to the Editor: Protesters urged to keep up 'grassroots energy'

I'd like to try to help David Wolf be less confused about the motives of the 2,500 or so protesters at Flagstaff City Hall on April 5 at the Hands Off rally. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Some clarity on why protesters were out April 5 offered

Good crowd at the Free Speech Rally April 19, though not as many as at the Hands Off. I saw some new signs, my favorite being "Eggs are so expensive because all the chickens are in Congress." … Read moreLetter to the Editor: 'Old fogey' continues to be impressed by protests

In reply to the “Man ‘confused�� over recent protests ...�� letter to the editor in 4/19/2025 Daily Sun, I would make a few points. Read moreLetter to the Editor: Answers to letter writer wondering why protests are taking place