I’ve come to believe humor may be the best way to dismantle an overgrown ego. What bully do you know or have encountered who can stand to be mocked, laughed at or discounted by the jab of a joke? Most people who have a habit of pushing people around and belittling them are ill-equipped to handle the same techniques when the direction is reversed.

Gus Mancuso watched the seventh game of the World Series from the St. Louis dugout on Oct.

Much has been written about political polarization in the U.S. and how a heated political climate has drawn a line in the sand between voters.

Vistra, an energy powerhouse based in Irving, announced plans to achieve net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2050. A key part of that plan is a capital investment of $1.15 billion by 2022 on solar and storage projects in California and Texas.

Early voting in Fayette County will begin Tuesday, Oct. 13 and continue through Oct. 30. All early voting will be in the county courthouse at the Fayette County Elections Office 151 N Washington, Room 108 La Grange.

I was about eight years old when on certain summer days; I was summoned to walk up the hill to my uncle’s hay patch to help him with baling the hay. He had the only hay press for miles around and also did custom baling for most of his neighbors. The hay press would be positioned by a huge pile of loose hay. Then a gasoline engine operated the baler as hay was pitch-forked into an open box at the top. As the hay was compressed and moved along to the back of the machine, one person would stick wire through a slot in a wooden separator block positioned between each bale to separate them. The wire had to completely go around the bale, so the person had to walk around to the other side or lean way over to get the job done. This is where my job came in. All I had to do was stand there all day and when the wire came through the block separating the bales, I had to pull it out a little further and insert it into the front block slot. Then the tie-person would take both ends of the wire and wrap them together tying the compressed hay into a bale.

To the Editor: Your Bible and your Constitutional framers warn against being “lukewarm.” The future of your country begs against being lukewarm. Be hot or be cold but not luke warn or God will “spit you out of his mouth.” Beware as a government unresponsive to historical Judo/Christian and Constitutional values will spit out your freedoms.

To the Editor: I am responding to a ¾ page paid political advertisement which John Mikus published in the Oct. 2, 2020 edition of this paper.

To the Editor: The Constitution of the U.S. was signed 233 years ago on September 17, 1787.

To the Editor: Ms. Armstrong, here is the truth about the Lincoln Project.