We don’t have all the details yet, and we will try to provide more when we get them, but Dr. Angus McIntosh, president of the Grazing Allotment Owners Association, and recognized expert on the subject of federal grazing allotments, has passed away. Memorial Services will be held on Thursday, JuneContinue Reading
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in 2016. We are re-publishing it now, along with another, in memory of Dr. Angus McIntosh. Somehow I lucked into being able to tagging along with Dr. Angus McIntosh on his four stop Western Rangelands Property Rights workshop tour through three countiesContinue Reading
Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in 2016, but we are republishing it now, in memory of Dr. Angus McIntosh. If you ever get the chance to sit through one of Dr. Angus McIntosh’s workshops, it’s a lot to try to absorb in one setting, and I mean aContinue Reading
By Selwyn Duke for American Thinker The Fight That Lies Between Status Quo and Secession By Selwyn Duke With a stolen election, stolen culture, stolen courts and stolen dreams, many Americans are realizing that rule by the Left, absolutely corrupt even without absolute power, is unthinkable. Talk of secession, something continuallyContinue Reading
This is just the latest in a series of multiple articles about Millard County government and the ongoing status and assault on fundamental property rights in Millard County, a large, sparsely populated rural, agricultural county in Utah. See CAFO Proposals Test the Current Status of Property Rights in Millard County;Continue Reading
Three California high school students pursuing careers in agriculture were recognized with scholarships from The North Valley Chapter of the California Women for Agriculture (CWA) and the California State University, Chico College of Agriculture. Displaying true grit, stamina and determination, these young women speak about overcoming adversity, and the passionsContinue Reading
First published in Reason. What is the proper role of a federal judge when it comes to reviewing the actions of a federal regulatory agency? Should the judge defer to the ostensible expertise of that agency and its staff, and therefore generally respect the agency’s preferred interpretation of its ownContinue Reading
First published on ksl.com To fully understand how and why this is relevant, consider our previous story about San Juan County. SALT LAKE CITY — Rep. Kim Coleman, R-West Jordan, isn’t giving up on legislation that would give communities an option to split and form their own county — legislationContinue Reading
First posted on ksl.com JUNCTION, Piute County, Utah – Piute County Sheriff Marty Gleave had to improvise when he responded to a man stuck on top of his car in a rushing river Saturday morning. When it appeared a swift-water rescue team might not be there in time, Gleave turnedContinue Reading
First Published at the Tireless Agorist. When it comes to the proper role of government, most people seem to agree on a few basic issues; murder, rape, fraud, theft and vandalism (acts of aggression against individuals and their property) are almost universally accepted as violations that government should prevent orContinue Reading