Letters

Dear Tri-County Area Citizens,
Through the years, our communities have maintained the long-time tradition of reserving Wednesday nights for purposes of faith. This has been particularly helpful with respect to our youth. Local churches of all denominations have taken this opportunity to instill values of virtue and service in the lives of our young people. These core values are the underpinnings of wholesome family lives and harmonious communities. The tradition has served us well.

Has the Big Guy upstairs got your attention yet?

Does a lightening bolt have to smack you in the head to get you started wondering if maybe this Bible stuff with its prophecies is something to worry about?

Good thing he's a patient kind of guy. Remember Noah and Lot? They got the message just in time. 

Will you get the message just in time?

Margaret Keith

Chiefland

If you have ever used a computer and received emails, you may have seen a photo of a two-story outhouse. It’s a normal-looking structure, except for one thing: The top section is for politicians, and directly under that is a place for the voters. Of course, there is no plumbing, just a hole above and below the voters. You can well imagine what happens inside when a politician is seated above a voter.
Tuesday night, May 3, the voting public saw the outhouse in action.