Craig Carter is a journalist based in Ontario, Oregon. He writes for the Argus Observer and Firehouse Magazine, covering local news and community events. His work has also been featured in Government Executive. Craig's articles often touch on a range of topics including politics, social issues, and lifestyle.
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Craig Carter's coverage is heavily focused on local issues, with a significant emphasis on politics, education, and societal matters. His articles often contain opinion editorials and announcements related to local events.
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Dear Mr. President-elect:
Picture if you will a holiday season some 20 to 30 years from now, when the children of the 90’s and early 2000’s are elderly and are gathered with their
By: Craig Carter
In one of their recent newsletters, the American Association of Retired Persons, (or AARP, or, “Biddies and Coots Associated,” Or “The Slobber Monkey
By: Craig Carter
Since the election, pundits and experts have jibbered and jabbered, agonizing over just why the Democrats lost.
Gather round, children, for I’m about to divulge my writing process. Be forewarned, though, writing a column is like making sausage. The major difference being making sausage isn’t quite as
Today is the first day of 2025. It’s also my first day of retirement from my day job. Both are eerie, eerie things I thought would never come to pass.
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions or predictions. I tried it once very early in my column writing career, and I found out the hard way that resolutions and predictions
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