Letters

I am once again in need of your help. I am the Kettle Coordinator for the Salvation Army here in Perry County and I am in need of volunteer bell ringers. Perhaps you, your family, business, church, club, or civic organization would be willing to ring bells for us this season.

It is time to honor the Vets who made the ultimate sacrifice by visiting their graves: also to help the disabled veterans who have suffered and are suffering from their wounds. Thanks to the businesses who give veterans a discount as a thanks for serving.

I am a handicapped military vet, but I can do a lot for veterans and have done so for a long time. By golly, I can help them!

Many veterans have put their lives on the line, so it is an honor to help them.

It is pitiful the way the veterans have been and are treated.

The Tell City Junior-Senior High School Renaissance Class would like to thank the following people for their help and contributions to our academic kick-off, held on Friday, Oct. 13.

I do not respond to many published news stories, However, every now and then, I seem to be compelled to lay my opinion on the proverbial table. This is my response to Editor Vince Luecke’s Trigger Happy:

We have all seen video clips and heard references to your scenario for the past several months. However, we do not hear often that our law enforcers are shot when trying to identify the erratic driver of a vehicle that could be, or, is a definite danger to other innocent drivers who share the roadway.