To the Editor: In Linda Lehmann’s article “The Blame Game,” she enumerated the many ways that Americans have become more and more divided. No doubt our growing division is one thing we can all agree on.

To the Editor: Well it appears our governor values only the rich. Look where all the vaccine is going, zip codes of the wealthy, those that will donate the most to him.

To the Editor: This past Sunday I saw an interview on Fox news with Salvatore Joseph Cordileone, a San Fransisco Archbishop. I want to share some of his words, in case you watch those news networks that would never report this.

To the Editor: Community and Economic Development is not the role of government and just another area government is overreaching. I went to the City of La Grange Public Hearing where the city asked the community to show up to discuss community ideas and needs.

To the Editor: I personally like Judge Weber who has, overall, I feel has done a fine job as our County Judge in his first term. While we may have some philosophical differences of opinion, I applaud the work he’s done around the pandemic, questioning the purchase of the house in front of the Dan R Beck Justice Center and other areas.

To the Editor: Judge Weber is to be commended for his both frank and brave opinion regarding President Biden’s decision to shut down the Keystone XL Pipeline which would have only permanently employed a handful of workers after about 10,000 construction workers finished the project. Canada’s heavy tar sand oil running through that pipeline would have only served to further pollute our air and our water and increase global warming at an external cost far greater than any of its alleged internal benefits.

Jan. 22-29, 1971 The La Grange Leopards ran up against a tree-tall Hearne Eagle quintet in the Robertson County School’s gym.

The Round Top-Carmine Education Foundation will hold its only Annual fundraiser, “Small School, Big Hearts” dinner at the Round Top Rifle Hall on Feb. 6. The event provides funding for Arts Enrichment, Technology and Innovative Teacher Grants that would not be possible through the District’s budget.

Out And About Ron and Pam Knotts recently received a quick weekend visit from their granddaughter Keylee Simpson. She had a few days off from work and decided to drive in from Conway, Arkansas.

The topic for this article was suggested by a reader and it hit a chord that made me dive a bit too deep into this topic. But I think I can pull an article out of it that is not a dissertation.