Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent

OPINION — Elections aren’t won online. They’re won by earning trust. OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today? Do you have concerns that it …

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

By Funda Bachini, MD | Phoenix Children’s For many families, the new school year is still a few weeks away, but preparations have already begun, from school supply shopping and teacher assignments to figuring out if last year’s sneakers still fit. As the big day nears, so do big feelings. While some kids are eager to reunite with friends or meet a new teacher, others may feel anxious about changing routines, unfamiliar classrooms or what the year ahead might bring.

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

The property is at the southeast corner of West Virginia Street and Rennick Drive. City of Apache Junction The council meets at 7 p.m. Monday, July 6, for a work session and 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 21, for a meeting on the rezoning and new planned development overlay in the council chambers, 300 E. Superstition Blvd.

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?

OPINION — When we talk about elections, the conversation often turns to the national stage. We hear debates about politics, candidates and controversy. But for most Arizonans, elections are something much closer to home. Warts and all, the United States of America remains the greatest country in the world. As we cross this milestone of independence, are you happy with our country today?