Category: Letters to the Editor

In the debate of capitalism vs. socialism, one writer says both have failed in different ways and new "-isms" are needed to describe the middle ground.

Amendment 3 promises thousands in savings on property tax, but don't be fooled -- increased fees and reduced services may cost more in other ways.

A recent editorial discounting Byron Donalds' chances to win the governorship in November underestimates the Republican base.

Instead of major-league dreams, Orlando should focus on a less ambitious minor-league ballpark or spring-training facility, which could provide more affordable entertainment while still growing a community.

The proposed amendment affecting state property taxes has several major red flags that should concern everybody, regardless of your position or political affiliation.

Officers are trained to deal with mental-health situations, but a recent Orange County incident proves they need more.

The question to remember in the general election: Do candidates protect your rights or limit them?

Letter-writers find inspiration in the representation of Pine Hills and in the value of vocational education.

August marks the beginning of alligator hunting in Florida, but for those not hunting, realize that the alligators were here first. Don't move into their environment.

Why does Rand Paul have it in for COVID immunologist Dr. Anthony Fauci?