John Vahlenkamp

There is a pro-abortion ad on TV I'm having trouble figuring out. The ad is sponsored by COBALT and shows a couple talking about their failed pregnancy and how important it was to be able to make their own decision regarding abortion without government interference. Fair enough.

The median on Nelson Road between Hover Street and Dry Creek Drive has got to be the worst design in Longmont. It might have been for safety at one time, but it’s the only block in Longmont t…

The small price of beauty and connection Two out of three headlines on Friday’s front page were filled with difficult news: Hurricane Milton’s devastation and looming cuts to social services fundin…

The Owl Valley Landowners Association (County Road 6C) will be presenting evidence to the town trustees on Thursday to stop the River Trails development on County Road 6C. The proposed River-Trail …

This election, we can't afford to be average If you haven't yet witnessed the recent MAGA rally at Madison Square Garden, I implore you to spend just 10 minutes watching clips from the event.

Invariably if I speak with someone who says they’re voting for Donald Trump, they usually state it’s because “he will be better for our economy; we were better off when he was president…

Kamala Harris and members of the Democratic party have now reached the lowest point in life when they compare Trump to Hitler. Do they even know what Hitler was guilty of, or do they even care? Hit…

Thank you, Colorado, for holding the blue line and even becoming a little bluer. Colorado's propensity to have informed voters accounts for much of that. Thank you, Colorado, for nullifying all the in-state votes for Donald Trump. Colorado accounted for no votes in his Electoral College total. It was like they never existed. It is the third time that Colorado has rejected this meritless miscreant. . . .

Nov. 11, Veterans Day, is a day of celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good.

Sen. Bennet is asking Colorado to weigh in on the issue of daylight saving time. If DST were permanent, we'd experience more health problems as our bodies struggle to adapt to yet another man-made scheme devised to wring every last dime out of us. In their insatiable pursuit of the almighty dollar, the retail, recreation and ever-looming oil industries want you to believe the extra hour makes your . . .