Your letters: ‘Pride Month’ is about inclusion, not division
Dear editor, This letter is in regards to “Pride Month” as it affects Marathon County. Let me start by saying I am a gay male, 22 years of age. I… Keep Reading
Your letters: ‘Pride Month’ declaration is the right thing to do
Dear editor, I wanted to speak out and encourage people to support the June Pride Month resolution. While for some this can be a divisive issue, it doesn’t need to… Keep Reading
Your letters: ‘Pride Month’ would downplay major holidays
Dear editor, I agree with Emily Schaefer but want to add a couple more thoughts. If we approve every diverse issue for a celebration of that thought we would have… Keep Reading
Your letters: Being gay is not a choice, but being a bigot is
Dear editor, I moved back to the Wausau area a few years ago but I was born and raised in Antigo. I want desperately to live in a community that… Keep Reading
Your letters: ‘Pride Month’ divides, rather than unifies
Dear editor, I am writing this regarding the article published on June 20, 2019 “Marathon County Continues Discussion on Designating June as ‘Pride Month’. Our government has done its job-… Keep Reading
Editorial: What you need to know about local, nonprofit journalism
By Shereen Siewert, Publisher Wausau Pilot and Review I spent the past week in Houston attending the annual Institute for Nonprofit News conference. It was a week of learning how… Keep Reading
Letters: Out-of-state drivers should help with road funding
Dear editor, In support of reader Jim Force’s letter regarding for our crumbling roads: I submitted the following to both Pat Snyder and Jerry Petrowski: “I’ll be certain to take… Keep Reading
Letter: Gas tax to pay for roads spreads burden to all who drive in Wisconsin
Dear editor, All of us who drive should be paying close attention to the debate in Madison over paying for our failing roads. While a gas tax isn’t popular as… Keep Reading
Letter: Proposed bill would block scrutiny of lottery winners
Dear editor, When University of Wisconsin-Madison student journalist Peter Coutu investigated frequent lottery winners in Wisconsin in 2018, he uncovered a pattern: The owners and clerks of stores that sell… Keep Reading
Letters: Work together to end wars, eliminate threats to health and happiness
Dear Editor, I recently reached the age of ninety. I have lots of hope that people coming after me will be able to live happy and healthy lives. But my… Keep Reading
Editorial: Remember, honor the fallen on Memorial Day
By Shereen Siewert Memorial Day is a time of mixed emotions. In central Wisconsin, the holiday marks the informal beginning of summer. It’s the weekend to break out the grill,… Keep Reading
Letter: It’s time to invest in roads, economy, future
Dear editor, Addressing our growing transportation needs has become a hotly debated topic at the state and national levels. In Wisconsin, Governor Tony Evers’ proposed transportation budget offers a responsible… Keep Reading
Letters: Hold heroin dealers accountable
Dear Editor. In a recent letter of May 4th, Mr. Wadzinski doubts the legality of charging the heroin seller with the responsibility of a near fatal overdose by the buyer.… Keep Reading
Letters: Overdose victims are also responsible for their actions
Dear Editor, I write in response to the article about a Wausau man charged in weekend near-fatal heroin overdose, Published on May 2, 2019, in Sirens. First, let me say… Keep Reading
Letters: Good stuff coming out of UWSP at Wausau
Dear editor: There’s some good news coming out of our UW-Stevens Point at Wausau campus. As a result of the recent merger with Point, our campus is offering six new… Keep Reading
Letters: One year later, Wausau leadership still lacks accountability
Dear Editor, On May 14th, 2018 I wrote this letter to the editor. It is about a year or so later, and I am left wondering what has changed. We… Keep Reading
Your letters: Vote Smith, Bouche on April 2
Dear Editor: Please remember to vote on Tuesday April 2. There are important decisions to be made by us the taxpayers. Two well qualified individuals are running for Wausau Board… Keep Reading
Letters: Supreme Court attack ad is misleading
Dear Editor: If we are not careful, we are going to take a giant step backwards in this Supreme Court election. The state economy has been so good for so… Keep Reading
