At the risk of making it seem like this blog is now all David Stokes, all the time (as though […]
The Post has a very short blurb that still manages to say a great deal about assessments and basic economics. […]
According to legend, when Cornwallis surrendered to Washington at Yorktown, the British military band played "And The World Turned Upside […]
There is a citizens’ group that is attempting to make changes to the state’s property assessment and tax system. The […]
In late June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that school assignments based on race are unconstitutional. The ruling has sparked […]
I have had the pleasure of receiving some great feedback from David Steelman over the past two days about my […]
The Reason Foundaton just released a major report on employment licensure in the United States. The good news, from an […]
Trouble … With a Capital T
And that rhymes with P, and that stands for Poole. Bill Poole, that is, president of the St. Louis Federal […]
Talk of the Town
Long time devotes of St. Louis’ fourth estate know that the finest journalism in St. Louis is not provided by […]
There is an insightful opinion piece in today’s Post-Dispatch about the author’s recent experiences driving in France, which makes heavy […]
There is a very reasonable editorial today in the Southeast Missourian (link via John Combest) regarding the tax dispute between […]
An article in today’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch discusses the increasing ridership of Amtrak between Chicago and St. Louis. Last year, […]
AT&T Cable Is Spreading
AT&T cable is coming soon to Missouri, according to an article in today’s Springfield News-Leader. AT&T is entering the market […]
Tax Rollback Right Thing to Do
Protesters, including several elected officials, gathered outside the county council last night to demand a rollback of St. Louis County’s […]
Before I go any further with this post, if you can tell me which famous St. Louisan said the last […]
An article in today’s Kansas City Star discusses the rewritten economic development bill, which was just approved in the special […]
Our former editor Tim Lee , now an adjunct scholar with the Cato Institute, wanted us to be sure to […]
Our newest policy analyst, David Stokes, spent years involved with local and county government, and other area organizations, before joining […]
It seems that Clay County the only county in Missouri, I think, that forgoes use of the property tax […]
An article in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch today discusses Wal-Mart’s decision to expand some of its discount stores to Supercenters, […]
