To the Editor: Mr. Bill Balch, in the 14 August Record, put forth some surprising information about the “Postal Clause” in the Constitution of the United States.

To the Editor: I, for one, will not be joining the Democrats in their push for mail-in ballots because I want my vote counted. The Daily Signal had an article by Fred Lucas, Aug.

The Round Top Summer Sale Days will be Thursday, Aug. 20, through Sunday, Aug.

It’s mid-August and I’m still hibernating, fearful of any human who might be a virus villain ready to spew harmful air particles into my lungs, eyes, mouth or on my fingertips. So, when I received an invitation to a garden gathering of local writers, I declined sending regrets exposing my cowardliness and deep-seated fear of those who may be stalking unprotected and unsuspecting innocents.

Angelina Eberly, who took everything frontier life threw at her and kept coming back for more, died of natural causes at the Gulf Coast port of Indianola on Aug. 15, 1860.

It makes you proud to be an American seeing it waving its colors against a clear blue sky. Many American citizens are proudly displaying flags in their yards and businesses.

Back-to-school lists aren’t the same this year. Gov.

In 1958 I was a freshman at La Grange High School. I was born and raised on a farm six miles south of La Grange and grew up in an old farm house built in the early 1900s. It was an “L” shaped house with the original wood shingle roof. I slept in the attic along with my older brother George, Jr. The roof was in serious decay and needed replacing for the longest.

The theft of several Democratic signs in my neighborhood and about the city is disturbing. Four were stolen from my yard.

To the Editor: The headline story for the July 31 edition of the Record was that the State counted 12 deaths from COVID in Fayette County while the County counted only five. There was subsequently another fatality bringing the State count to 13.