The Associated Press St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Jan. 28 More reforms needed to fix Missouri’s criminal justice system County sheriffs are planning to be back in the Missouri Capitol this year… Read more »
Category: Opinion
Recent Missouri editorials
(The Associated Press) The Kansas City Star, Jan. 21 Roe v. Wade ruling still worth honoring Forty years ago today, a U.S. Supreme Court decision guaranteed women the qualified constitutional… Read more »
Recent Missouri editorials
The Associated Press The Kansas City Star, Jan. 13 Second term poses big test for Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon In his successful campaign for a second term, Missouri Gov. Jay… Read more »
Recent Missouri editorials
The Associated Press Jefferson City News Tribune, Jan. 6 The ‘epidemic’ of child sexual abuse Child sexual abuse in Missouri is characterized as a “silent epidemic” by members of a… Read more »
“Django Unchained:” some of the best dialogue, character development in cinema
By JOSHUA LEONARD (digitalBURG) – A throwback to Sergio Leone-style Spaghetti Westerns, “Django Unchained” captures the look and feel of the Clint Eastwood classic Western. Quentin Tarantino captivates his audience… Read more »
Rise of the Guardians: A family fun piece of cinema
By JOSHUA LEONARD With a great story, engaging laughter with a hint of danger, “Rise of the Guardians” is an all-around family fun piece of cinema. “Rise of the Guardians,”… Read more »
The Hobbit: A great first piece of the new trilogy
By JOSHUA LEONARD (digitalBURG) With $84.8 million grossed in the opening box office weekend, “The Hobbit” brings us back into the world of Middle-Earth with its captivating story, cinematography and… Read more »
Medicaid expansion
Dear Editor, Late last month, Gov. Jay Nixon announced he would support an expansion of Missouri’s Medicaid program under ObamaCare. “[Expanding Medicaid is] the smart thing to do, and it’s the… Read more »
Potty breaks and leftovers — the holiday culture shock
By SEAN McCARRELL (PILOT GROVE, Mo., digitalBURG) – As is tradition around the holidays, friends and family get together to share in the joyous occasion of awkwardly explaining the last… Read more »
The boots are gone, the shelves are bare — farewell Black Friday
By KATIE DOUGLAS (ST. LOUIS, digitalBURG) – The clock is ticking over my head and the heater is humming steadily outside of my room. I can hear the muffled sounds… Read more »