To the Editor: I am extremely disappointed in the disingenuous lack of coverage of The Fayette County Record on the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

To the Editor: The Congress’ recognition of the electoral votes from the states clearly recognizes that Trump lost the election, and that it was not fraudulently stolen. The storm of the Capitol and the deaths of five people sadly reveals the danger of lies and conspiracy theories.

To the Editor: Judge Weber states that Americans don’t know how to execute peaceful protests anymore. America was founded on riots; they are the American way.

To the Editor: In the Tuesday January 12, 2021 Record, on the subject of the COVID-19 vaccine, our County Judge asks “Where is the stuff? We are waiting” and then suggests that the “party animals” be given priority access to the vaccine. Does he realize that there is little or no proof that taking the vaccine will prevent one from being contagious to others? Those “party animals” and anyone else refusing to wear a mask (and that includes far too many of our law enforcement personnel in Fayette County), if wanting the protection of the vaccine, need to swear on a stack of Bibles that they will always wear a mask thereafter to protect others and those Bibles all need to be open on the page where Our Lord proclaims the “Golden Rule.” More than 6,000 senior citizens in Fayette County are waiting for at least 6,000 doses of that “stuff ” now and another round of at least 6,000 doses later and on time.

To the Editor: Democrats may be rejoicing that Trump and his supporters are getting, in their view, their “beating” now but they may want to re-evaluate how this will affect them as well. One can see how Marxist Socialism (Communism) governments operate by looking at Gov.

Jan. 8-12, 1971 The old Matejowksy Store at Nechanitz and its contents were destroyed by a fire of an undetermined origin at noon on Sunday.

The Chlumskys, Kathy and Frank finally got to have Christmas with their family; just this year was totally different. This year they did it in three parts instead of one big gathering. Kathy’s daughter Summer and husband Ben came in for a weekend visit with the kids, Olivia and Marcus. They enjoyed opening their gifts and we got to spend some quality time with them. A few days later Kathy’s other daughter Jennifer and her husband Kenny arrived to spend the day along with grandsons Conner and Hunter. The boys enjoyed playing outside and Kathy had to coax them back in the house with promises of opening gifts after lunch. On Christmas Day Frank and Kathy enjoyed a quiet day at home.

The Winchester Area Civic Association has cancelled the annual domino tournament held in Winchester the third Sunday of February due to COVID-19. We hope to resume this activity as soon as possible.

Here are a couple of poems I wrote for the new year. Dawn Dawn of an unborn day, unblemished, unexplored, perhaps unremembered in years ahead.

Under the pretext of compensating him for the theft of his horses, Mexican soldiers lured a Rio Grande rancher to their side of the river on Jan. 12, 1914.