Opinion

By Brandi Makuski The 35th annual holiday parade held in downtown Stevens Point on Dec. 1 may have been the longest in memory for most, but some in

To the Editor- I was ready to opine on another Facebook post complaining that an article from the Point/Plover Metro Wire was “behind a paywall,” but I quickly

By Dan Kontos So, most of you are familiar with the long drawn-out saga of the new courthouse, jail, and sheriff’s office. Whether it has been the inability

By Jason Glisczynski In the vast world of financial advice, where over 300,000 registered advisors (and a boatload of insurance salespeople) navigate the tides of economic change, there

By Dan Kontos For those who regularly read my columns, you may have noticed that I have been away for a bit. I took the opportunity to catch

To the Editor: How do you feed 13 people in one hour? By ringing a bell during the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign. I’m writing to encourage you

By Amanda Haffele Proper disposal is important. Safety is a priority when working, recreating, and in daily life. Therefore, it should be no surprise that we ask our

National Newspaper Week is Oct. 1-7. By Eric Meyer Editor and publisher, Marion County (Kansas) Record “Newspapers are dead,” a solemn but dubious audience of students heard. “In

Editor’s note: National Newspaper Week is Oct. 1-7.  By Dean Ridings CEO, America’s Newspapers Americans have more media options than ever. We are inundated with stories, memes, videos