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Letters

  • Tell City Renaissance Class grateful for help

    The Tell City Junior-Senior  High School Renaissance Class of 2016-17 would like to thank the following community members and groups for helping us put on a very successful academic kickoff.

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  • Village open house was a big success

    The Shubael Little Pioneer Village Open House held Oct. 15-16 was again a great success.  The weather was beautiful and counting the 250 school students, parents and teachers that came the following Monday and Tuesday, the Village hosted 1,250 guests. 

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  • Council on aging says thank you

    On  behalf of the Perry County Council on Aging, I would like to sincerely thank the United Way of Perry County for all their support in the past, present and future to our organization.

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  • More great Perry Central memories

    I have many great memories of my 25 years of teaching at Perry Central Schools.

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  • United Way helps to feed hungry children

    The Saint Paul Ministry of Charity would like to thank United Way of Perry County for their generous grant of $5,000 from their recent distribution of funds donated by many caring individuals and businesses in our community.

    Our organization oversees the Perry County Weekend Food Backpack Program.

    Each Friday during the school year, bags of non-perishable food help children from Cannelton, Perry Central, and Tell City meet their basic needs. We serve nearly 140 children each Friday.

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  • Please don’t remove my yard signs

    Several of my yard signs, including those supporting Trump, local and state candidates, were removed from my private property along highway 70 last night.

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  • Economic development never ends

    I have read statements made by political candidates who question the value of the Perry County Development Corp. These candidates may not realize but economic development should never end. The value that PCDC brings to Perry County is immeasurable.  

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  • Benghazi, Clinton and the White House

    I chatted with a lady the other day while eating out per the presidential election she stated she didn’t like Donald Trump at all but she couldn’t possibly vote for Hillary Clinton because her son was a Marine citing Clinton’s involvement what happened on 9/11/2012. However the lady went onto say we need a Ronald Reagan now our conversation did end on a pleasant note however I’d like to address all the Republican derangement addressed to Hillary Clinton.

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  • Deaconess VNA United Way partnership

    On behalf of the Deaconess VNA Plus Board of Directors, staff and most importantly, the patients and families we serve in Perry County, thank you and the United Way of Perry County, for our 2017 allocation.

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  • I was nearly killed by semi Thursday

    I was almost killed Thursday night when a semi driver ran the stop sign at full speed at the intersection of 237 and 37.

    He passed right in front of me. He must have been half asleep or texting because somehow he missed all the flashing lights.

    I wonder if the state  should install rumble strips there. Those are impossible to ignore, by even the most distracted of drivers.

    If you have had a similar experience, I suggest you contact INDOT. Maybe together we can save a life.

     

    KEN ROLAND

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