OPINION
Families should be able to attend
To the editor: My opinion is that the family members of the athletes should be allowed access to sporting events provided they follow established guidelines for the safety of all.
Hurdles need not get in the way
When I read Bob Hambrock’s obituary a few weeks back, my first reaction was regret.
Tri-State prepping for annual show
To the editor: In June at the directors meeting for Tri-State Gas Engine and Tractor Association there was much discussion on whether to have the engine show or not, with discussion on it both ways.
Board says thank you for the fair
To the editor: The Jay County Fair Association and its board of directors would like to thank everyone for another great fair.
Journey Home thankful for golf outing
To the editor: On behalf of The Journey Home, we would like to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who helped to make the 3rd Annual Victory for Veterans Golf Outing benefiting The Journey Home of Winchester, Indiana, a tremendous success on Sunday, July 26, 2020.
Jay Co. 4-H thankful for local donations
The individuals and businesses and families of Jay County once again have risen up and gone above and beyond to support the youth of this community.
Pandemic a constant during vacation
Today — Aug. 5 — I was supposed to be at the Jaffrey Church Fair. But COVID-19 was having none of that.
Our schools ought to stay closed
To the editor: Should our schools reopen?
Take it easy on young job-seekers
Social media has been unseasonably depressing in recent months.
Society is too self-absorbed
To the editor: I have a step-granddaughter to be who just got her license and degree as a trauma respiratory therapist last year. I don't have the luxury of burying my head in the sand.
Understand the history of the flag
To the editor: I hear many reasons why people fly the Confederate flag.
Television helps with normalization
Years from now, when historians try to make sense of our current era when so much social change is afoot, they might find themselves watching re-runs of home improvement shows on cable TV.
Virtual camp was encouraging
To the editor: State of the Heart Care hosted another successful weekend of Camp Encourage July 10 through 12, marking the 20th year of camp.
Old man moments are dangerous
To the editor: Reading Jack Ronald’s “Back in the Saddle” on Wednesday got me to thinking back when I had such an “old man moment."
Non-citizens still must be counted
Ohio has the most to gain out of a memorandum signed by President Donald Trump Tuesday that will likely to never go into effect.
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