On November 3: Vote to Bring Compromise Back to Government
Our government works best when elected leaders can disagree without becoming enemies—and when compromise is seen as governing, not surrender. On November 3, voters have the power to reward candidates who will listen, debate honestly, respect opposing views, and work across differences. Bringing compromise back to government begins with the people we elect.
When “T” Stands for Trouble, Let “V” Stand for Vote
What do The Music Man and the Lee County School Board have in common? More than you might think. This August, local voters have a rare opportunity to shape the future of public education, their community, and the next generation. Don’t let this election pass you by.
What Feels Far Away Isn’t Always Far Away
By Kathleen Callard In the United States, and here in Lee County, it’s easy to lose perspective on how much we rely on things simply working. A relative of mine lives near Amman, Jordan. Every day, missiles fly overhead—two or three times. So far, they’ve been intercepted, but when fragments fall, his house shakes. Imagine […]