OPINION
History teaches a different lesson
To the editor: The headline “We need to heed history’s lessons” that accompanied Michael Kinser’s recent letter to the editor is spot on.
Hike wasn’t easy, it was awesome
“This’ll be fun,” I said.
We need to heed history’s lessons
To the editor: Anne Applebaum, in an column in the Atlantic Magazine, October 2018, wrote: “Given the right conditions, any society can turn against Democracy. Indeed, if history is anything to go by, all societies eventually will.”
Issues should be in the news
To the editor: There are 60,000 illegal immigrants in Panama headed for the U.S. border.
Sometimes bed wins over baseball
“What inning is it?” I asked as I lifted my eyelids and attempted to drag myself from the warm embrace of the family room sofa where I had been dozing. Truth to tell, I may as well have asked, “Who is playing?”
Trip was as advertised before rain
“So,” someone said, “how’d that camping trip go? That one with the grandchildren.” Fair question.
Couple offers tribute to waitress
To the editor: This is in tribute to Denise Enis, who was a server at Richard's Family Restaurant for over 30 years. Denise passed away Sept. 19.
Strong opinions are in the genes
Hard to believe, but if my mother were alive today she would have turned 103 this month.
Foundation says thanks for support
To the editor: In June 2021, following the tornado that struck Fort Recovery and the surrounding community, Father Ned Brown of the Fort Recovery Catholic Cluster discussed ways to help those affected by the recent storm.
Memories of Minor League endure
Why watch minor league baseball?
Join in fight to stop COVID
To the editor: Indiana businesses that have achieved widespread vaccination among employees can earn a new designation from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce and its Wellness Council of Indiana.
The choice to fight is ours
To the editor: “Freedom isn't free” is an oft-cited declaration of patriotism by both the right as well as the left.
Get your stories written in a book
To the editor: This letter relates to Jack Ronald's column headlined "Your stories are worth preserving" contained in the opinion section of the Sept. 8 edition of The Commercial Review
The answer was no to Kosovo visit
So. No to Kosovo.
Thank you for benefit support
To the editor: We would like to say a huge thank you to all who had a part in making the Shimp Cancer Benefit at Paradise Pointe Campground on Sept. 5 a great big success.
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