Opinion

Dr. Debra Pace, Osceola County School District superintendent

Dr. Debra Pace, Osceola County School District superintendent

Letter To the Editor: Standing up for Osceola School District teachers

Debra Pace
Tuesday, July 19, 2022
Standing up for Osceola School District teachers Dear Editor: I feel compelled to stand up for each and every teacher in the School District of Osceola County in light of the fullpage political ad run in the Osceola News-Gazette by Educational Facilities Solutions on July 14.
A statement from the News-Gazette's Assistant Publisher

A statement from the News-Gazette's Assistant Publisher

A statement from the News-Gazette's Associate Publisher

Staff Report
Tuesday, July 19, 2022
By Toni Rowan The back page advertisement that published on July 14 in the Osceola News-Gazette was missing the disclosure stating the entity who paid for the advertisement. This was an oversight prior to production and was in no way intentional by the newspaper or its management.
Letters to the Editor -- June 14, 2022

Letters to the Editor -- June 14, 2022

Letters to the Editor -- Call for respect in national abortion debate

News Staff
Wednesday, July 13, 2022
Dear Editor: The nearly 50-year debate in regards to abortion rages on, and has intensified with the Supreme Court’s recent decision. I consider myself prolife, but I also believe an abortion may be needed in the very rare cases when the life of the mother is in danger from her pregnancy.
Metro

Metro

A short-term victory for women’s health rights

News Staff
Tuesday, July 5, 2022
Dear Editor: The ability of women across this nation to control their fate was assaulted Friday, June 24 by the very Court dedicated to protecting the rights of every citizen. The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade has made women in America second-class citizens.
St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce Dirk Webb explains what July 4 means to him.

St. Cloud Chamber of Commerce Dirk Webb explains what July 4 means to him.

Happy 4th of July, from St. Cloud Chamber CEO

Dirk Webb
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
To a 4-year-old, it sounded like the sky was falling. I could hear the hissing, then a tense second of total silence which was immediately and catastrophically shattered by an explosion that seemed to shake the very ground.
A ‘Thank You’; Central Florida Non-profit CEO; Poinciana sacrificed

A ‘Thank You’; Central Florida Non-profit CEO; Poinciana sacrificed

Letters to the Editor — June 23, 2022

News Staff
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
A ‘Thank You’ for something good Dear Editor: I would like to thank the Osceola County commissioners. I think it’s wonderful what they have done to help all graduates of Osceola schools be able to go to Valencia college for two years or the county technical school (the Osceola Prospers program).
Dr. Corrie Kindyl, PhD is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Dr. Corrie Kindyl, PhD is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor

Tell children: It’s okay not to feel okay

Dr. Corrie Kindyl, Phd
Wednesday, June 1, 2022
Editor’s Note: The deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas on May 24 was evolving as the May 26 News-Gazette print version was going to press. We received this as part of May’s National Mental Health Awareness Month.
Rob Okun — Making “Impregnators” pay their fair share

Rob Okun — Making “Impregnators” pay their fair share

Making “Impregnators” pay their fair share

Rob Okun
Tuesday, May 17, 2022
Long before a leaked Supreme Court draft opinion revealed that by summer the Roe vs. Wade decision could be overturned, only pregnant people bore the burden of pregnancy—not just physically, but also financially. “Impregnators” have always had the choice to walk away.
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