Opinion - Civility Learning Lab

Now that it’s all over except for the final tallies, the nation is collectively analyzing what will go down as one of the most consequential midterm elections in modern American history. Here are two views on what led to what many are calling a “blue tsunami.” more

11/4/26

Cartier: Residents near port project deserve better

The controversial and much-delayed Edgemoor container port expansion project is now under construction. State officials held a ribbon cutting in September to mark the beginning of the project. more

By Councilman John Cartier | 11/4/26

America's sweetest town has a twin in Grand Theft Auto VI

On November 19, Rockstar Games releases Grand Theft Auto VI, one of the most anticipated video games... more

By Téva, creator of Leonidakit | 11/4/26

Speak Up: Downstate hospitals strengthen opposition to ChristianaCare expansions

At a public hearing Oct. 20, representatives of Bayhealth, Beebe Healthcare and TidalHealth expressed their opposition to ChristianaCare opening microhospitals in Camden and Georgetown, saying there is already care in these areas and that the proposal will not bring down medical costs. more

11/4/26

Historic election results

OPINION — Yes, it was a blue wave! Not a normal wave, but a tidal wave that swept through many red states. I celebrated near Central Park in New York City. I embraced Haitians, Colombians, … more

By Alfred Southall | Fountain Hills | 11/4/26

Some Sun Citians are in need; others can help

OPINION — How can more than 4,200 Sun City residents be living below the poverty level? That’s $15,960 per year for a single person and $21,640/yr for a couple. more

By Tom DeVries | Sun City | 11/4/26

‘It’s your money’ should be every school boards’ mantra

OPINION — A simple principle should guide every entity’s vote on how to spend public funds: It’s your money. That principle matters because taxpayers entrust school boards with funds to educate students, support staff, maintain buildings and keep schools safe. Fiscal responsibility means spending wisely. more

By Rod Wielkie | Chandler | 11/4/26

The day after: A look at the campaigns that weren’t

OPINION — I’ve never seen an election cycle in which the gulf between real policy choices and campaign messaging was wider. Based upon campaign messaging, you’d think that the biggest issue confronting the state and nation is pedophilia. more

By Robert Robb | 11/4/26

Taylor: Office of New Americans a waste of money

The Delaware Office of New Americans was created in November 2025 and officially codified via Senate Bill 27, which passed June 30, 2026. It was signed into law by Matt Meyer on Sept. 30. more

By Deirdre Taylor | 11/3/26

A reminder to pedestrians: Stay on the sidewalk

OPINION — Arizona’s glorious weather has finally returned, after a long, blazing summer. And with this nice weather, many of our seasonal guests have returned, too. As a result, we’ve seen many, many people walking around getting their health steps in, walking their animals, getting fresh air but it’s where some are walking that is disturbing. more

By Bruce Arnold | Sun City West | 11/3/26

If you are a Sun City resident, pay your fee

OPINION — I would like to add my voice to that of others suggesting and supporting Recreation Centers of Sun City annual fees being assessed per resident rather than per household. more

By Elle de Wilde | Sun City | 11/3/26

Orangeo: Dover sprinkler mandate should be repealed

I am writing to voice my opinion and concern regarding a recent city ordinance mandating home sprinklers that was adopted at the Oct. 12 Dover City Council meeting. more

By Louis Orangeo | 11/3/26

Taylor: Can we keep doing business as usual?

I have spent much of my life working to make Delaware a better place for children and families. I believe in this work. I know people across our state who give it everything they have. But I must be honest: I am frustrated. more

By Dr. Michelle A. Taylor | 11/3/26

Reader reminds elected officials who they work for

Election Day. Amendment 3. Here we are. For five days I’ve said plenty, so I’ll spare you another sermon. more

By Billy McCullers
Lake Okeechobee News reader | 11/3/26

How healthy is the air in America’s schools?

Millions of American children spend time in classrooms that are often inadequately designed and maintained... more

By Frank Wall | 11/3/26

West Valley Symphony board thanks supporters; mourns Phoenix Symphony's season suspension

OPINION — The West Valley Symphony would like to thank residents for their continued support, for attending our concerts and for their commitment to live orchestral music, which helps sustain an important part of our community’s cultural life. more

By Kevin Perry | Surprise | 11/3/26

The Weekly Clothesline: All Saint’s Day

In many Christian denominations, November 1st is celebrated as All Saints’ Day. more

By Reverend Elizabeth Nelson
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church | 11/3/26

Tsipursky: AI discussions need public performance tests

Delaware’s AI Commission had a public meeting Oct. 23, as state agencies, educators and employers consider how artificial intelligence should be used. The state has also expanded access to AI and digital skills training. more

11/3/26

How healthy is the air in Valley schools?

OPINION — Millions of American children spend time in classrooms that are often inadequately designed and maintained, and that school districts spend $78 billion annually to operate. In the classrooms where students learn, there is one thing most parents and some school administrations probably haven’t checked: the indoor air quality. more

By Frank Wall | 11/3/26

McClements: Overdoses becoming ‘business of death’

More than 200 people overdosed this year, while 290 people overdosed last year, and 290 overdosed in 2019. We are consistently losing hundreds of people to overdoses, Delaware. more

By Jordan McClements | 11/2/26