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Letters

  • Letters to the Editor, November 2, 2016

    Vote for Shroyer

    This will be an unusual request from a running candidate. Tom Shroyer has continuously shown strength in his ability and commitment to give back to this community.  Tom has an inner drive to ensure that he completes any endeavor for which he involves himself. He is most certainly one to cross his “T’s” and dot his “I’s” before retiring any project. This man embraces his weaknesses and makes them his strength.

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  • Election from a Biblical view

    It’s time to look at this election from a biblical view, not from a party view or your own point of view.

    This view is from the only true and living God, the god of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, who is the Lord Jesus Christ.

    If you are a truly committed Christian, listen to this warning. If we choose the wrong candidate, this country will fall. If you are not a Christian, read this letter and take it seriously.

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  • Thank you for the honor, it's what we do every day

    On Thanksgiving Day, families across the country will come together around dining room tables. Many will share a bountiful feast and give thanks for many blessings. What better time than the month of November to also give thanks for our customers? 

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  • Please vote

    Hundreds of thousands of young Americans are serving our military to preserve our way of life, and yet fewer and fewer of our citizens are participating in our democracy.

    Nov. 8 is General Election Day when Kentuckians will be selecting the President of the United States, United States Senator, United States House of Representatives and Kentucky’s General Assembly members. 

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  • In support of Goodwin

    After more than 10 years as the family court judge for Oldham, Henry and Trimble counties, I accepted a position in Governor Bevin’s administration.  

    Upon recommendation from a local committee, Governor Bevin selected Doreen Goodwin as the new family court judge.  This was a strong and positive selection.

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  • A return to scripture

    There was once a king named Josiah. Josiah ascended to the throne at an incredibly young age and was grandson to two of the most wicked kings to ever rule over God’s people. Nonetheless, the Lord had great plans for Josiah’s life. 

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  • Seeking volunteers

    Seeking volunteers

    On Wednesday, Oct. 12, at 6 p.m., the New Castle Patriotic Festival will meet at New Castle City Hall to begin planning next year’s festival.

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  • Club with rich history of service dissolves

    Our Campbellsburg Woman’s Club was founded in 1906 and federated by the Kentucky Women’s Club in 1908. The club was founded by Mrs. J.T Jefferies, and its first president was Mrs. Noble Humston. 

    The objective of this organization was friendship, culture, social services and the promotion of better conditions in the community.

    One of the club’s first projects was the establishment of a town library in 1908. Though it had a happy beginning, the project has come to a sad end.   

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  • To clarify offerings

    The Kentucky Coalition for Healthy Communities does not offer educational classes, but the health department has that responsibility. KCHC is a group of community members and stakeholders from many entities coming together. I do not work for them, but I am a community organizer for North Central District Health Department and Institute for Sustainable Health and Optimal Aging. 

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  • National POW/MIA Recognition Day is Sept. 16

    The United States’ National POW/MIA Recognition Day is observed across the nation on the third Friday of September each year. Many Americans take the time to remember those who were prisoners of war (POW) and those who are missing in action (MIA), as well as their families. Let us pray that we never forget those who have never returned home to their families.

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