Willie: I hope you’re having a good day. I’ve been reading some up on the Wounded Warrior Project, and from what I can gather, I don’t know if The Journal has done any research on it, but I gather they made millions in 2014.

Tuesday was officially 40 years since my dad’s death.

Whenever a community is in a period of growth, there’s a lot of talk about the economic support system, infrastructure and sustainability.

Editor: The problem with public education is not the teachers, class sizes or the lack of funding; it is “doing the same thing and expecting different results.”

The biggest slide some kids will experience this summer won’t be the one at the local water park. It will be in their reading performance.

Willie: I work for the county, and am really tired of our council and administrator passing the buck.

Tonight, Westminster City Council is set to pass a historic rate increase on your water services and garbage fees.

Willie: Your response about Westminster was partially right.

Profitability for the cow-calf producer starts with high pregnancy rates and a high percentage of the calves being conceived early in the breeding season. 

Same song, different day in Westminster. Budget issues … part deux.

Editor: In the world, there are things known as pet peeves — things that get you angry.

I cringe at the thought of being considered as just another partisan opinion writer.