To the Editor: Regarding the article “Fayetteville Residents Fed Up with 18-Wheeler Traffic,” we would like to ask: When? What? Perhaps the title could have been “Some Fayetteville Residents Fed Up with 18-wheeler traffic,” or even more precise, “Five local Fayetteville Residents Fed Up with 18-wheeler Traffic.” Who knows? But certainly not all Fayetteville residents because we were completely surprised with the headline but not the article. At one time in Fayetteville, sure there were only five 18-wheelers in a whole day.

The Seguin Gazette • A Seguin woman who had lived with her mother’s decomposing body for three years will be spending 30 years in prison, according to the Guadalupe County Attorney’s Office. Delissa Crayton pleaded guilty to charges of injury to a child and two counts of causing serious bodily injury to an elderly person last week.

As we head into the colder months I was asked a perfect question by John, asking about how data about jet streams is captured. Just to start out I’ll give you a crash course about jet streams.

Oct. 2-6, 1970 Questionnaires were mailed to the parents of students in La Grange Junior and Senior High School asking for opinions on the school dress code.

Saint Michael’s Lutheran Church in Winchester is having a drive-thru BBQ pork steak dinner with all the trimmings on Sunday, Oct. 25, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Saint Michael’s Park (310 Frio Street, Winchester, TX). Advance meal tickets will be sold for $10 and guaranteed until 12 p.m. The deadline to purchase advance tickets is Thursday, Oct. 15. If you would like to order plates, please contact Amanda Behrens at (979) 242-3444, Dorothy Loewe at (832) 644-1122, or text Kelly Franke at (979) 966- 7414, Mirlyn Griffin at (979) 966-8912 or Diana Roeber at (979) 540-0590. All proceeds will benefit Saint Michael’s mission projects and the upkeep of Saint Michael’s Park.

Pam Sheffield enjoyed a weekend of family fun and activity. Daughter, Sarah, son-inlaw, Grey, and grandchildren, Hayley and Benjamin, drove out from Spring to spend the entire weekend with Pam and get a few things done around the place.

Carmine Night Out will be held on Oct. 15 at the Carmine Fire Station, beginning at 6 p.m.

To the Editor: The Kubicek name has been synonymous with the Smithville Post Office for almost 73 years. On September 30th that amazing legacy will come to end, when Ed retires.

Unseen personalities emerge in isolation. Will those traits remain after we reenter the world of hugs and co-mingling, she wonders? How long will I be hesitant to have a drink with friends, visit someone’s home, share a face to face encounter? I’ve been surprised by the reactions of some friends as they adjust (or is it maladjust?) to the social restrictions to COVID-19.

To the Editor: I’m responding to Patty Reid’s letter in which she states, “the Lincoln Project is a group of Republicans holding accountable those who would violate their oaths to the Constitution……” It amazes me how often I read letters to the editor where people just regurgitate stuff they hear from the “ same stream media” and take it as gospel without doing any fact checking. I always question everything, so I checked into the Lincoln Project.