Your letters: Climate change a reality
Former Defense Secretary James Mattis has been on shows promoting his book “Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead.” In interviews, in direct contrast to messaging from President Trump and former… Keep Reading
Guest column: Wausau’s debt projected to double again
By Keene Winters Mayor Robert Mielke’s proposed budget for 2020 has been released, and it requests an increase in borrowing from $107 million to $223 million. Four years ago, the… Keep Reading
Your Right to Know: Gov. Evers can do better on openness
By Bill Lueders Early in his administration, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers was asked to produce a letter he’d gotten from departing Gov. Scott Walker, during the transition. He initially refused,… Keep Reading
Your letters: Reader pushes for expansion of clean, renewable energy
Dear editor, As tensions over the vulnerability of Saudi oil grow in the wake of an attack by the Houthi – Iranian alliance, drivers around the world recognize they have… Keep Reading
Letters: Joseph Project helps get people working in Wausau
Dear Editor, This is letter is in response to Bruce Grau’s editorial letter regarding the need for priorities to shift to help get people working in Wausau. A program does… Keep Reading
Your letters: Wausau needs better programs for working class, people of color
Dear editor, Despite catering to business and development, Wausau ranks between 293 and 383 for worker income {depending on zip code). Our poverty rate is 18.2 percent, while the state’s… Keep Reading
Guest column: The lessons of TID #3
Editor’s note: The views of our readers and guest columnists are independent of this newspaper and do not necessarily reflect the views of Wausau Pilot and Review. Opposing views are… Keep Reading
Your letters: All must strive to overcome separation
Dear editor, Please allow us to introduce ourselves. People for the Power of Love is an organization of community members working together to unify our community with authentic love. We… Keep Reading
Letters: Rude behavior should not be allowed at City Hall
Dear editor, As a member of Citizens for a Clean Wausau (CCW), while attending the September 3 meeting of the City Council’s Parks and Recreation Committee, I was very disturbed… Keep Reading
Your letters: State Sen. Tom Tiffany would represent Wisconsin in Congress
Dear Editor, The 7th Congressional District is losing a champion in Congressman Sean Duffy. We were saddened to hear about the major health issues their expected child is facing. Baby… Keep Reading
Your letters: Change needed in Duffy’s district
With the announced resignation of Sean Duffy, the people of Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District will have a unique opportunity. We get to set the tone for the 2020 elections months… Keep Reading
Today in History: Aug. 13, 2019
Today in History Today is Tuesday, Aug. 13, the 225th day of 2019. There are 140 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On August 13, 1961, East… Keep Reading
Your letters: Marathon County Supervisor fires back after parks commission resignation
Editor’s note: This letter was submitted in response to a story that published Aug. 12 regarding the attendance record and subsequent resignation of Marathon County Dist. 35 Supervisor Jacob Langenhahn… Keep Reading
Your letters: On gun rights
Dear editor, Why is it that the GOP members of Congress are so adamant about defending the life of an unborn child while, 5 years later, they are willing to… Keep Reading
Your letters: Don’t ignore foreign invention in elections
Dear editor, Ignoring hostile foreign intervention in our elections is one of the most serious threats we face as a democracy. The Mueller investigation concluded that Russian interference occurred in… Keep Reading
Your letters: Constituent reacts to Supervisor’s ‘Pride Month’ letter
Editor’s note: This letter to the editor responds to a letter by Marathon County Board Supervisor Bill Miller. View Miller’s letter here. Dear editor, After reading a recent letter written… Keep Reading
Your letters: Marathon County Board member responds to ‘Pride Month’ vote
Dear editor, In the August 1-8 edition of City Pages,Progressive editor of the RECORD REVIEW, Peter Weinschenk penned an article addressing and in support of the Pride Month resolution recently… Keep Reading
Grudges come naturally to kids – gratitude must be taught
Kids have no problem remembering who plays fair. Natalia Lebedinskaia/Shutterstock.com Nadia Chernyak, University of California, Irvine; Peter Blake, Boston University, and Yarrow Dunham, Yale University Have you heard this tale?… Keep Reading
