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Letters to the editor

Letter to the Editor: What’s your opinion?

Several people have told me they like the way I write my letters to the editor. I write each letter as I am writing to a friend. The editor reads it and shares it with you. Then you are able to read my letter and share it with someone you think might be interested. I’ve also been told reading ...

Letter to the Editor: The Yes Men

Wilhelm Frick, Alfred Rosenberg, Hans Fritzsche, Wilhelm Keitel, Hermann Goring and Julius Streicher — Do you know what they have in common? They weren’t the ones with the top job. They were given power by their boss and executed their orders because they were true believers and Yes Men. ...

Letter to the Editor: Looking to place blame

Once again people who believe God is sovereign and in control of the climate are under attack. I believe God is in charge, and controls the environment as He sees fit. Climate Change advocates are those who cannot believe that God is sovereign and is controlling the Earth because their entire ...

Letter to the Editor: Much for which to be thankful

Many of you either know me or know of me as the guitar guy who performs the marketing for a local pizza company on the south side of Parkersburg. It is a job that I have been blessed to be at for over fifteen years. As Veterans Day approaches, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all ...

Letter to the Editor: Getting involved

I worked the election Nov. 5, at the Waverly Volunteer Fire Department and was extremely happy at the number of people that came out to vote. Probably a record for early voting and election day turnout! I was most impressed with the number of first time voters, especially the young men and ...

Letter to the Editor: What about the rights of the unborn?

Maybe the other writer has more “accurate” numbers about Planned Parenthood’s total of abortions versus the number of “health care” procedures performed. According to the writer’s info, what if it is “only” about 4.5% of total procedures. That is only some 392,000 little lives ...