OPINION
U.S. Ag employees ask for support
To the editor: There has been a lot of focus recently regarding the rezoning and expansion of a new mining operation in our community.
Youngest will be far from the last
Let’s talk about Khin Myo Chit.
What will it take to make the news?
To the editor: On March 22, there were 1,500 kids in overcrowded and often unsuitable Border Patrol sites with locks under the President Joe Biden.
Safe Places provide important help
To the editor: Gov. Eric Holcomb has proclaimed March 21 through 27 as National Safe Place Week in Indiana.
Feeling the heat has no substitute
There's no better way to learn about a profession than to actually do it.
Quarry proposal raises concerns
To the editor: In the past few weeks there has been an over-abundance of conversation about US Aggregates and its proposed expansion to the north of its present location.
Turn down the rezoning request
To the editor: We are not in favor of the location that U.S. Aggregates is planning for the stone quarry.
Standardized test taking is scary
It’s testing season. ISTEP may be gone, but ILEARN is alive and kicking as any kid, teacher or parent could tell you.
Residents don't want new neighbor
To the editor: Where did you grow up? Where do you live now? Hopefully, it’s better than the former.
Take advantage of the sunshine
Sunshine is great.
Driver objects to police tactics
To the editor: We had an incident that happened to my wife and I that I would like to share.
Butter key to great Alfredo
For the last four years, I’ve searched for a simple at-home Alfredo sauce that doesn’t taste like raw sewage. At long last, I’ve finally found a winner.
Library card is an amazing value
To the editor: I will admit that whenever I see the Back in the Saddle logo on the opinion page of The Commercial Review I am instantly curious to see what is rattling around in the mind of Jack Ronald.
Society says thanks
To the editor: Jay County Historical Society has been able to update the technology and audio-visual equipment at its museum thanks to a grant of $14,441 provided by the Indiana Historical Society and made possible by Lilly Endowment Inc.
Rethink education bill, expansion
To the editor: I have two items to discuss today. One involves the Indiana legislature’s attempt to spend tax money on private schools and the other involves the stone quarry.
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