OPINION
Banking career wasn’t meant to be
You always remember your summer jobs.
4th of July committee says thanks
To the editor: The Jay County 4th of July Committee would like to thank the Jay County community for making the 2023 4th of July Celebration another successful event.
Gramma finds friends everywhere
My grandma can make a friend anywhere.
Reader critical of lack of $ support
To the editor: Hello Jay County and pickleball enthusiasts.
Don’t let the parade pass you by
Four days, two parades, and I wasn’t covering either of them for the newspaper.
Slow down, be cautious
To the editor: My son calls me a dinosaur because while it seems everyone is in a hurry, I would rather take my time. A close call with the virus slowed me down.
Present would have shocked father
My father would have been shocked. It was a Father’s Day present beyond his imagination.
Eclectic trip was not far from home
Sometimes you don’t need to wander far from home to have the kind of experience usually reserved for tourist guide books. Come on along for a Saturday afternoon ramble.
Thank you for supporting event
I would like to express my heartfelt appreciation for the successful and impactful Haute Harvest High Fashion Show held on June 3 at Sapphires Reception Hall in Portland, Indiana.
We live on through our projects
At this rate, it may never get done. But that's OK, because it's all about the doing.
It’s time to give the burgers a flip
Someone’s trying to take the fun out of grilling.
Collector needed a few good walls
Our house doesn’t really need more room, but it could use more walls. Let me explain, or try to.
Forge retirees offer thanks
To the editor: Thank you from Portland Forge retirees.
Judan Judo says thanks for support
To the editor: We at Judan Judo would like to thank all the sponsors who helped make the 2023 Indiana State Judo Championships a success.
Redesign process was a long road
If you want to talk about typefaces, count me out.
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