Opinion
ZITO: 1775 – A very good year for a little revolution
Guest opinion: True north leadership — The Ogden Way

Guest opinion: Utah’s sky-high tech ambitions are a bet worth making
JOHNSTON: A country worth defending

The Homefront: Grab a weeding fork; it’s therapy session time

GARVEY: Only suckers try to make magical childhood memories for their kids
Guest opinion: Welcome to Ogden Pioneer Days 2025
BARONE: What the 12-Day War hath wrought
SHAPIRO: The end of patriotism?
PARKER: Give the House Freedom Caucus the credit it deserves
Hardline Republicans — specifically those members of the House Freedom Caucus — are being derided in the press, as if they've been playing some kind of a game. That is, threatening to not vote for the One Big Beautiful Bill, when, supposedly, everyone knew, in the end, they would cave and ...
ZITO: 1775 – A very good year for a little revolution
KITTANNING — In April 1775, William Thompson, a man rarely if ever mentioned in American history books, became the first commissioned colonel in the Continental Army of a rifle battalion in the 1st Pennsylvania Regiment. The men who served with him were German, Irish and Scottish settlers. ...
Guest opinion: True north leadership — The Ogden Way
Being mayor of Ogden is not a ceremonial role. It’s an executive responsibility — one that demands daily attention to real-world operations, strategic coordination, and the long-term health of our city. We are entrusted by the people of Ogden to act with urgency, integrity and discipline in ...
Guest opinion: Utah’s sky-high tech ambitions are a bet worth making
Utah’s Silicon Slopes aren’t the next Silicon Valley. They represent something more distinctive — a canvas with the right values and just enough infrastructure to make it work. That makes it a rare thing in 2025: a state where forward-thinking policy converges with open opportunity. For ...
JOHNSTON: A country worth defending
Leading into our Independence Day weekend, our legislative branch passed and the president signed a budget reconciliation bill. It’s gotten a lot of press already, and I suspect its effects will continue to reverberate, even when the media and our attentions move on to something else. At its ...
The Homefront: Grab a weeding fork; it’s therapy session time
The dandelion root started it. Kneeling on my front lawn with my weeding fork in hand, I jabbed away at a big dandelion plant that sprang up overnight along with several companions scattered across the green grass. Annoyed with their sudden appearance and ominous yellow flowers, I grabbed my ...