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Fischer: Simple real estate query turns into fraud discovery

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not smart enough to commit fraud, but I am just barely smart enough to recognize it when I see it. Honestly, if people spent as much brain power and time engaging in a legal occupation as they did attempting to defraud the public, they would likely be ...

ATV Adventures: 2024 Halloween Howl set to be scary fun

The Halloween Howl is a part of the Paiute Trail Jamboree Adventure Series. It begins in May with the Papa Bear Run and the Mama Bear Run in June. These two lead up to the big event in August known as the Paiute Trail Jamboree. The Halloween Howl closes out the series and is scheduled for ...

Layin’ It on the Line: The benefits of early retirement planning

When you're young, retirement can feel like a distant event on the horizon — something to think about later. After all, you’ve got decades ahead of you, right? But here’s the thing: The earlier you start planning for retirement, the better off you’ll be when that day finally arrives. ...

Tech Matters: Apple’s On-Device AI — A safer, greener approach?

It’s that time of year again: school is back in full swing, Starbucks returns Pumpkin Spice Lattes to its menu and Apple launches its latest iPhones. There were no big surprises at Apple’s annual event. The new iPhone 16 lineup includes the usual camera upgrades, the pricing is the same as ...

Conference Counsel: 3 keys to keeping a clear spiritual vision

I remember when I first realized I had problems with my eyesight. I was in the third grade. My seat was in the back of the classroom and I was struggling to see what was written on the board. So, the teacher moved me to the front of the classroom. I don’t know if I really liked being so ...