OPINION
Myanmar layoff was no surprise
I have been laid off.
There was ample chance for input
Where have you been?
Learning can impact what we like
Sometimes what you learn can get in the way of what you like.
JCHS baseball offers thanks
To the editor: Recently, the Jay County High School baseball program collaborated with many individuals in our community to host a Strike out Cancer game to benefit a local young man currently battling cancer.
Weird can actually be pretty cool
Growing up, I was always one of the weird kids.
Doing nothing harms democracy
To the editor: Today, May 28, 2021, the United States Senate drove yet another nail into the coffin holding the remains of America's Democratic Republic.
Rain delay turned out just fine
Maybe I’ve told this story before. At my age, that happens. But the Indianapolis 500 got me thinking about things, and one memory triggered another.
Celebrate county’s Special Olympics
To the editor: It is not often that you get to celebrate your 40th birthday twice.
Unexpected make sports special
It's been a while since I made a point to sit down and watch golf. That changed Sunday.
Chamber and tourism should unite
Here’s a modest proposal.
Farmers need to become educators
To the editor: Farmers wear a variety of hats. Nutritionist, chemist, vet, computer engineer, mechanic and even meteorologist.
Anniversary passes without notice
Justin and I have been dating, this time around, for about three years.
Contact for Lions has been changed
To the editor: This letter is to let everyone know that the Dunkirk Lions Club no longer has Kent Taylor as its secretary/treasurer. He moved south over a year ago.
Weather thwarts plans for baseball
My wife and I tend to get a little premature when it comes to spring and baseball.
Bo knew how to make us smile
Every once in awhile in the news business, you get to do a story that makes you smile forever.
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