To the Editor: Mr. Mikus (in his letter last week) assumes I am part of the Religious Right because I love Jesus and liberty.

To the Editor: Thank you councilman Ken Taylor. After attending many city council meetings in La Grange and watching Mr.

To the Editor: Giving names to those you dislike instead of presenting a valid, law-based argument proves you are inept at a discussion, and thus are deflecting by resorting to name-calling and term-using. Conspiracy Theorist, Religious Right, Young and Dumb, Boomer, Karen, these are meant to insult and make the receiver quail in, I guess, shame.

To the Editor: I’ve asked for public information twice using the guidelines set forth in the Public Information Act on the Attorney General’s website. Both requests related to economic development spending within the City of La Grange.

To the Editor: About a year ago, I happened to begin a new course of learning. I clicked on an online video of a man named Dr.

To the Editor: My name is Heather Schultz and my husband, Stephen and I own the home across the street from the Fayetteville Store (311 East Main Street.) I am writing about the work being done only a few blocks away from our home on the sidewalk project that appears to be a conflict of interest regarding the huge amount of traffic of 18 wheelers going through our town. This issue is something that has concerned us since we purchased the home in mid-September.

If you are going to change things, find someone who knows how to help you, and affix them permanently to your side. Or you can live in darkness wandering around the forest biting your nails, yelling to the heavens, gritting your teeth, and succumbing to desperate pleas to your computer that pays no attention to your agony.

When the last vote was counted on Apr. 23, 1929, Dallas had a new mayor cut from a vastly different political cloth.

How big is the hole in a heart? How big is the hole in a life? Is it big enough to draw into itself everything that once had meaning? When your spouse dies your world pieces its logic together again from scratch, almost as though it were a beginning. And it is a beginning—or will be once you can see that far ahead.

Early voting began Monday for May 1 elections in county, city and school district elections. Secretary of State Ruth R.