Author: Doug Fitzgerald

Competing in NCAA athletics on the small end of Division I can put a school in an awkward position. On one hand, the school has access and opportunity to compete against big-name programs in games sure to bump up the smaller school’s national exposure while also providing it with a nice payday. On the other…

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner should have left protesters in his office Thursday until he got into town that night – regardless of the time his airplane’s wheels touched down – and met with them to discuss their fears that Republican cuts to Medicaid would also cut off life-supporting services. Instead, the first-term Republican’s staff had the…

Competing in NCAA athletics on the small end of Division I can put a school in an awkward position. On one hand, the school has access and opportunity to compete against big-name programs in games sure to bump up the smaller school’s national exposure while also providing it with a nice payday. On the other…

This Fourth of July, you might not be free to shoot off fireworks within city limits, but you’re free to tell city leaders what you think about that restriction. And you’re free to run for City Council on a pro-fireworks agenda if you don’t like the answer you get. Independence Day is a time when we…