OPINION
Election prompts 1968 memories
It was 1968, a year as rough and raucous as any in American history.
Flipping is government at its best
The hidden gem of state government.
Help make legendary status official
To the editor: I always told my friend, the late Darrel “Pete” Brewster, “I am the president of your Portland fan club.” This would get a big smile from Pete.
Constitutionality isn’t in local hands
Who gets to decide what is unconstitutional?
Trump acts like a would-be king
To the editor: This is a short commentary on recent events.
Aker should have done homework
Letter to the editor: Chad Aker made the claim that Jack Ronald played fast and loose with facts concerning his indiscretion. It seems as though Aker played fast and loose with facts in making his point.
Fire department says thank you
To the editor: Portland Fire Department would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended our fifth annual chili lunch.
Communication is key to change
Superintendent Jeremy Gulley and Jay School Board have done their best to make the coming changes as painless as possible.
Tri Kappa Sorority offers its thanks
To the editor: Feb. 16 through 22 is Tri Kappa Week in the state of Indiana.
Votes to convict were hate-filled
To the editor: Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2020, was a sad and disgraceful day for the U.S. Congress and the Democrat party.
Cupboards both have personality
This is the tale of two china cupboards.
Library installed security cameras
To the editor: Sometimes the thing that has to be done is not the thing that one wants to do.
Aker alleges editorial was personal
To the editor: As Paul Harvey would have said, "And now, the rest of the story."
Courageous must not be forgotten
After nearly two decades of military involvement in Afghanistan, every measure of optimism has to be weighed against two counts of skepticism.
Editorial hit the hard truth
To the editor: In response to Ray Cooney's Saturday, Feb. 8, editorial commenting on Donnie Corn and Chad Aker, you couldn't have expressed the raw truth any better.
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