Browsing: US Highway 89

ADOT plans shorter detour for highway closed by landslide south of Page

March 21, 20130

Once paved, Navajo tribal road may serve as temporary US 89 Phoenix AZ (March 21, 2013) – The Arizona Department…

Newly launched US 89 webpage provides key information on closure

February 28, 20130

Phone hotline, email address available for inquiries Phoenix AZ (February 28, 2013) – In light of last week’s landslide that…

Slope damage near US 89 closure is unsafe for pedestrians

February 27, 20130

US 160 and State Route 98, US 89A remain designated detour routes Phoenix AZ (February 27, 2013) – The Arizona…

Drivers have options to avoid US 89 closure south of Page

February 26, 20130

US 89A, State Route 98, US 160 remain open Phoenix AZ (February 26, 2013) – While US 89 is expected…

Buckled pavement closes US 89 south of Page

February 20, 20130

Detour will add 45 miles around closure using US 160 and SR 98 Phoenix AZ (February 20, 2013) – US…

Gnashing of Teeth
By Tommy Acosta
America must prepare for a national gnashing of teeth as our government shifts into full-blown, pedal-to-the-metal mode, evicting and deporting undocumented migrants back to the countries they came from. It won’t matter if someone is a criminal illegal immigrant or a hard-working person supporting and raising a family. The law is the law, according to Border Czar Tom Homan, and under this hardline approach, everyone without documentation will be sent packing, regardless of circumstance. Not even Dreamers—those brought here as children through no fault of their own—or those born here under the current interpretation of birthright citizenship will be safe under the new administration’s policies. Consider this: Jesus taught that simply being born in the nation of Israel would not guarantee someone a place in heaven (Matthew 8:12). In much the same way, former President Trump has implied that simply being born in the U.S. does not guarantee citizenship if the child’s parents are undocumented immigrants. Let that sink in. Read more→