Recent News About Grand Canyon Times
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Grand Canyon Times Podcast: Jeff Tobey discusses his campaign for Peoria Unified School District governing board
Jeff Tobey, candidate for the governing board of Peoria Unified School District, appeared on the Grand Canyon Times Podcast to discuss the reasons he's running and his plans to make student and staff safety a priority in the district.
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CEM Tucson Market Manager: A lack of immediate success is ‘a great learning experience’ for child entrepreneurs
Children’s Entrepreneur’s Market's Tucson Market Manager Kayla Van Soest said when young entrepreneurs don’t experience immediate success, they frame is as "a great learning experience" that shoes how to be better prepared for the next time.
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Tucson Market Manager: Children’s Entrepreneur’s Market can 'maximize the customer interaction opportunities that they have'
Children’s Entrepreneur’s Market's (CEM) Tucson Market Manager said when kids are operating a business such as a lemonade stand, most of their energy is spent on getting people to stop for them. CEM works with them to "maximize the customer interaction opportunities" they have so they can focus on other aspects.
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Cultivate Elevate co-founder: ‘Electroculture is basically harnessing the atmospheric energy that's all around us to increase your plant growth’
The Cultivate Elevate co-founder Matt Roeske said electroculture uses the atmospheric energy to increase plant growth and help decrease the need to use pesticides in a garden.
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Media Outlet CEO: ‘I was literally trained how to make cops look bad’
Kyles Reeves, owner of Law Enforcement Today, said that media outlets train their journalists to paint cops in a negative light. Reeves was a guest on a recent episode of the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.
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Media Outlet CEO: ‘A lot of people are way more conservative than they even realize’
Kyles Reeves, owner of Law Enforcement Today, said that many people who claim to be Democrats intrinsically hold Conservative values. Reeves was a guest on a recent episode of the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.
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Media Outlet CEO: Illegal immigrants 'are amassing over on the southern border in warehouses and camps over there'
Kyles Reeves, owner of Law Enforcement Today, said that the American public is overwhelmingly telling the Biden administration to protect the Texas border from illegal immigrants. Reeves was a guest on a recent episode of the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.
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Media Outlet CEO: ‘The education system has gone so far left that we're sexualizing little children’
Kyle Reeves, owner of Law Enforcement Today, said that the education system is indoctrinating students as young as elementary schoolers with the Marxist agenda.
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Media Outlet CEO: ‘The legislation that's on the table right now is a pork laden pile of garbage that does nothing to stop this border crisis’
Kyle Reyes, owner of Law Enforcement Today, said that current legislation about the border crisis is completely ineffective. Reeves was a guest on a recent episode of the Grand Canyon Times Podcast.
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Steve Cortes: ‘Biden's effectively open border policy has turned all of America into a border town’
Political advisor and commentator Steve Cortes said that the Biden administration has let in nearly as many illegal migrants as people who live in the state of Pennsylvania.
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Political advisor and commentator: ‘Military style tents took away the football field from the youngsters’
Political advisor and commentator Steve Cortes said that low economic demographics in blue states are having opportunities taken away from them, and given to the illegal migrants.
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Political advisor and commentator: ‘It is a populist, nationalist, pro worker party’
Political advisor and commentator Steve Cortes said that leaders within the Republican party need to put their disagreements regarding the little stuff to the side in order to put the party in a position where it can be successful.
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Arizona Board of Education member: ‘If you live in Arizona, you qualify’ for ESA program
The Arizona Board of Education member said that in Arizona, every student qualifies for an ESA, covering kindergarteners at least the age of 5, all the way to special needs high students the age of 22.
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Arizona Board of Education member: ‘Governor Hobbs and her administration must not be aware of Arizona Supreme Court ruling on the ESA program'
Arizona Board of Education member Jenny Clark said the Niehaus v. Huppenthal case decided that the recipient of the ESA scholarships is the child. This opposed the idea that the money was being directed to private schools.