Letters

Tom Riegle, LimaIn a utopia, Michael Cheeseman’sphilosophy of “live and let live” might work, but in the real world sometimes self-defense is necessary for...

Wade Pond, LimaOn June 21, there was a time of prayer held at Town Square in downtown Lima.Multiple pastors joined together to lift a...

Linda Law, WapakonetaAs I got into my morning prayer I looked out the window and tears filled my eyes.My heart aches for everyone who...

Watching television other evening an advertisement from the Church of Christ Latterday Saints drew my attention. I watched a small boy follow his dad...

I want to touch on two points. First if we are going to ban all Confederate flags and merchandise because it is offensive to...

In response to a recent letter entitled “Democrats must stop trying To lose,” a recent history is really needed to clarify why they are and will continue to lose.

I can’t claim to know exactly what happened that terrible day in Uvalde, Texas. I have read numerous reports that seem to be constantly changing as officials try to cover their you-know-what.

Have you ever looked intently at the nine black-robed Supreme Court justices and wondered how those sinners can sit in judgment over women’s bodies? It is incomprehensible how five of those justices might overturn a law; Roe v. Wade 1972, which for 50 years has given women the right to choose what is best for their womb.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Allen County held its annual Golf For Kids’ Sake event on Saturday, June 4 at Hidden Creek Golf Club in Lima. Curtis Butler, chair of the Allen County Golf For Kids’ Sake Committee, as well as president of the BBBS Board of Directors, opened the event welcoming the 144 golfers that participated. The weather cooperated, and it was a great day for golf.

Every day I hear people ask, “How can there be a shortage of baby formula?” They look to blame someone, including the government.