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Don Kirkland

Don Kirkland

Founder & Publisher at Wrangler News

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  • English
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  • Internet
  • Community News

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Recent Articles

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Wrangler News staff updates lend added energy, direction

Over the 3-plus decades of our existence as Wrangler News, quite a procession of talented contributors has passed through our portals. Some have dropped by to visit in the months and years after their move to new opportunities; others we’ve managed to follow simply by seeing their names or spotting impressive evidence of their professional […]
over 1 year ago
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REVISITING LOUIS TAYLOR

Tempe & West Chandler The Place We Call Home
over 1 year ago
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Hospital's aim at excellence adds Dignity to future careers in nurs...

Tempe & West Chandler The Place We Call Home
over 1 year ago
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CHASING THE FUTURE: Wrangler community’s rising star

Tempe & West Chandler The Place We Call Home
almost 2 years ago
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From hieroglyphics to mouse clicks, how Wrangler is navigating change

Oct 30, 2020 ... Thanks to Noah Kutz, Yusef Sabri, Mason Millsap and Lee Shappell, we've gotten much better at being able to provide a wide range of our ...
about 5 years ago
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This is truly local journalism. You can help us keep it that way.

By Don Kirkland For the many of you who have phoned, emailed, visited our offices or stopped to talk with us when we’re out covering stories to tell us how important a role Wrangler News plays in your daily lives, we want to keep you informed about how we’re staying afloat in these challenging times. First, let […]
over 5 years ago
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Commentary: Decade in hospital PR never prepared me for what patien...

By Don Kirkland A couple of years after helping Publisher Chuck Wahlheim build what ultimately would grow from its sleepy, family owned origins into what would become the vibrant, community-focused Mesa […]
almost 6 years ago
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When we mistake, we agonize; when we succeed, we celebrate

By Don Kirkland As hard as we try to avoid errors, the last-minute rush to meet deadlines sometimes throws us an unexpected curve. Joyce and I know, of course, that we can’t achieve perfection, and that we’ll hear from our readers if something really egregious goes wrong. But the people who are most upset when […]
over 6 years ago
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almost 7 years ago
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about 7 years ago
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about 7 years ago
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over 7 years ago
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over 7 years ago
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Our jaunt into the realm of video story-telling

For any who’ve followed my ramblings about the olden days of newspapering, you surely may wonder if we still use hot-lead type and Linotype machines to put our pages together. We don’t.
about 8 years ago
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Lead toxicity in Tempe, Chandler water supplies declared at safe le...

Mounting concerns over lead in the water supplies of several U.S. cities have caused residents around the country to ask whether their water is safe.
over 9 years ago
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Safety goggles vital to protect against fireworks injury

As a 10-year-old growing up in the Midwest, Jon Konti remembers the anticipation that started weeks before the July 4th holiday—those big industrial-strength skyrockets set off at the hometown stadium, the secretly purchased Chinese firecrackers that some of his buddies somehow mysteriously acquired…
over 9 years ago
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Orlando bloodbath: Tragedy points to a never-ending need

As television coverage documented the horror of the Orlando mass shootings and the resulting urgent call for blood donors, Branden Lombardi couldn’t help but remember his own crisis and how people responded to help save his life.
over 9 years ago
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Happy ending: How I learned to love Walmart

I think it’s fair to say that most of the people I know don’t regularly shop at Walmart.
over 9 years ago
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Legoland food court both tasty and local - Wrangler News

Tempe & West Chandler The Place We Call Home
over 9 years ago