OPINION
Decorum bill should become law
Representatives of the Association of Indiana Counties, Indiana County Commissioners and Accelerate Indiana Municipalities, as well as Indiana Public Access Counselor Luke Britt were among those testifying in favor of Indiana House Bill 1338 on Tuesday morning. Add us to the list of supporters.
Freedom is far from a simple thing
Tamuna still probably wouldn’t understand. I’ve thought about our conversation for more than six years now, and I still don’t think I could have won the argument.
People’s Choice is back for 2024
The biggest change with this year’s People’s Choice special section is that it will be greatly expanded.
Through the ice, the job got done
What does the boss do when his employees look at him as if he has lost his mind?
McGalliard addresses question from meeting
To the editor: I would like to clarify something that appeared in your newspaper.
Really think about facility
Tuesday, Jan 9, 2024 - Letter to the editor
Prepare if planning to seek office
Jay County’s Purdue Extension Office and Jay County Clerk’s Office are partnering on an event at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Jay County Courthouse. It is designed to provide advice to anyone considering running for local office.
Portland, Jay should be proud
To the editor: The City of Portland and Jay County should be very proud. Portland will always be home.
Public invited to review finances
To the editor: There has been extensive discussion over the last few years amongst the Jay County Commissioners, Jay County Council and Jay County Development Corporation (JCDC) about JCDC’s funding, our mission and goals, representation on our board of directors and the contractual obligations for all sides.
It’s not too late to tell the story
No one likes to learn that a story has slipped through the cracks, even if it slipped away decades ago. That’s what happened with Walter Scholer.
Stigma stands in way of recovery
Stigma. It’s something folks who seek to help those who struggle with addiction have been trying to erase for years. Unfortunately, it remains alive and well.
Christmas trip was frosty adventure
Editor’s note: This column is being reprinted from Dec. 17, 2008. We often hear stories of harrowing holiday travel, usually involving busy airports, canceled flights and lost luggage. Jack’s story here is a little bit different. Here’s hoping all of your holiday travel is safe and uneventful this year.
Dinner was thankful event
Thursday, Dec. 14, 2023 - Letter to the Editor
Visit was the point of shopping trip
It would have been this week. Not too close to Christmas, but close enough that my father knew it was time to start shopping.
Loneliness is at epidemic level
Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2023 - Letter to the Editor
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