We had 1,224 new registered voters in our city but only two more new votes in this election cycle. Two!
Davenport’s Communication Gap: A Call for Better Reporting
A Post-Election Debrief
The legacy the winner in this year's election leaves will be his ability to openly violate rules.
Davenport’s Term Limit Folly
Davenport's city lawyer said that Term Limits should be interpreted "liberally." Yeah, he really said that!
Davenport Elections: The Case Against Tom Fellows
Donna Fellows-Coffey was indeed right: Davenport deserves far better.
Davenport Charter Amendments: What You Need to Know
If it takes four commissioners to get rid of one city staff person, that is not job security, that's a lightbulb joke.
Wanted: Candidates for Davenport Election
The majority of Davenport's Board of Commissioners violated the spirit of term limits for our elected officials.
GOBs in Dport
GOB's are a staple in Davenport's history.
Davenport, FL, Overdue on Charter Review
Word on the street is that work has finally started on the city's charter review.
This is North Davenport
Those African-Americans who worked in the Davenport industries had their homes moved from Lake Play to the north side of town, because “Black people didn’t live in Uptown.”
For the Love of …
For the love of Christ, Commissioners, communicate!
No Election; Two Ascensions
On April 17, Davenport will have two Fellows on its Board of Commissioners. Good times!
A Taste of Real Puerto Rico
Having lived in Puerto Rico back in the 1970's, I have a some idea of what fantastic Puerto Rican food tastes like.
