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Letters

  • Taking issue with the issues
  • Bravo Mayor

    Bravo to the mayor and the city council members who voted yes on the bond issue for the aquatic center.
    One has only to drive by the swimming pool at the school during the summer months and hear the laughter and squeals that children make to know this will be a great success. The aquatic center is a good investment for our children, our grandchildren, as well as senior citizens who want to exercise in the water, as it offers something different for everyone.

  • Tax payers take the hit

    I am appalled the (Leitchfield) city council is once again about to take the tax payers of the city for a very costly ride  that will last for 25 years. This represents the cost for the construction and operational expenses for the water park that is coming to Leitchfield. First, let me say how very unfair the council is being to saddle our children and grandchildren with this expense. Just think, some of the council members will be dead before this is ever paid for.

  • Fiscal courts should approve special district budgets and tax rates

    By Cheryl Avioli

  • GCMS Cheerleaders thankful for their supporters

    The Grayson County Middle School Cheerleaders, coaches, and parents would like to say a special thank you to all in the community who have supported their efforts this year. The 20 member team has had an incredibly successful season. They have worked hard to turn themselves into a competitive force, making history by bringing home the first ever state championship title for Grayson County.  

  • Fill a call

    Before Christmas my Cub Scout Pack scouted for food. Local grocery stores allowed us to  set up out side and we went door to door. We collected 1600 pounds of food. We decided before collecting to give the food to the Community Alliance Food Pantry because I have been volunteering there.

  • Thanks for continued commitment

    January is School Board Recognition Month across Kentucky. Locally, our elected school board members give Grayson County citizens a voice in education decision making. And even though January is a time designated to show our appreciation, theirs is truly a year-round commitment.

  • Thanks for the support and generosity

    On behalf of the Salvation Army Board Members, I would like to say thank you to each and every person that helped this holiday season. How do you thank the numerous people that gave of their time and their money to provide for those less fortunate?

  • Spreading joy

  • The difference between chaplains and politicians

    What is the difference between a politician and a champlain for fire fighters?
    They both have promised to serve and protect.
    One is there for the money, the other is there because he cares for you. On has been asked to try to protect you and your property but refuses.
    One was asked to give you a chance of serving several fire departments and refuses.

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