To the Editor: Here we go again. CNN and MSNBC, ABC, CBS are not reporting news that is historical and should be covered by any worthy new organization.

To the Editor: A reader recently opined that he praised the Chinese Communist Party and condemned the President of the United States for their respective actions regarding the Wuhan virus. I am inclined to reach different conclusions.

To the Editor: I just want to say a big thank you to Miss Kelly who wrote in a letter to the editor about abortion in the December 4 issue of the Fayette County Record. Yes, abortion is killing.

To the Editor: The Schulenburg Weimar Area Parents as Teachers (PAT) want to remind families of what children really want. During this Christmas season, our hope is that you will: • Spend more time playing with your children than you spend shopping for them.

To the Editor: I am writing in response to Sandy Armstrong’s letter of December 11 which was written in response to my previous letter. Her review of the legislative process may be helpful for some readers, but is not necessary for me (I taught government for forty years and studied with some of the foremost Constitutional scholars in the U.S.) and is not relevant to the current issue.

A simmering East Texas feud boiled over into bloodshed on Dec. 15, 1951, when Hunter Bergman shot his sister’s ex-husband to death on the main street of Corrigan.

To the Editor: It was the day after Thanksgiving, and as we sat bundled up in our blankets around the warm fire outside, my mother asked us (besides Jesus, family, and friends) what we were thankful for. My family said they were thankful for many things such as God’s creation, homeschool, where we live, food, dance, music, etc.

The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a lawsuit filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton challenging the results of the presidential election.

Today we live in a different world. December 25 is referred to as the Holiday Season, Yuletide, X-mas, and other politically correct names. But, in my house, it is CHRISTMAS, the birth of Christ, and I celebrate it as such. In this eventful year of 2020, I think of Christmases past and how it always brought a magical glow to our lives.

Dec. 11-15, 1970 Sheriff’s officers were conducting an investigation involving the theft of two high-priced guns and a radio from a 1965 Chevrolet pickup truck parked at Cottonwood Inn.