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IN OUR VIEW | Rigging The Vote? President may go to court over Nevada's universal mail-in ballot legislation Article 1, Section 4, Clause 1 of the U.S. Constitution says the 'times, places and manner' of holding federal elections for the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate is up to each state. Since the people started indirectly electing the president, states have controlled those election procedures as well. Published Aug. 4 2020 @ 2:28am

CARLA DUE | Fresh corn a sure sign of summer To me, one of the sure signs of summer is fresh corn on the cob showing up at supermarkets, roadside stands, and farmers markets. Now is peak growing season for sweet corn, so what better time to enjoy this versatile vegetable? by Carla Due Published Jul. 28 2020 @ 4:41pm

OPINION: Remembering 1980 while preparing for a reunion It seemed at the time that my senior year in high school was busy — and tumultuous. by John Moore Published Jul. 26 2020 @ 8:42pm

OPINION | Washington What? Who knows? Generic moniker might just catch on No more Washington Redskins. Now the team would be known as the "Washington Football Team." Published Jul. 26 2020 @ 1:42am

Column | Sports is back and it feels good Sports are officially back. Live sports have brought a breath of fresh air to American society. by Earl Gill Published Jul. 23 2020 @ 10:25pm

Column | Writer of hit song started with jingles This week in 1983: The U.S. House Of Representatives censured Representatives Daniel Crane and Gerry Studds for sex with congressional pages; Iraq claimed that U.S. weapons are pouring into Iran; Fidel Castro accused the United States of creating "an atmosphere of terror" around Nicaragua; and a blind singer from Robbinsville, North Carolina had his 39th hit record! Published Jul. 23 2020 @ 7:14pm