To the Editor: Regarding your front page story concerning the hit-andrun subject: I can only imagine how the Lehmann family must feel, definitely no sense of justice for sure. Here this dude was in the country illegally, he is driving drunk and kills an innocent citizen.
To the Editor: Neighbors of Fayette County, we are in challenging times spiritually, medically and civically. Never before in my 77 years have I been more concerned about the humanistic expansion in our nation and the world.
To the Editor: I love reading the Friday edition of the Fayette County Record with regard to the Letters to the Editor. There seems to be no end to the rhetoric from individuals who have no basic science education and just seem to spew endless derogatory remarks.
To the editor: This past week, for the first time in many moons, I could not make myself read the Opinion Page. I simply was overwhelmed by the voluminous epistles found there.
On Jul. 22, 1917, a young soldier from East Texas was recovering from serious wounds, while coping with the effects of a mustard gas attack 72 hours after fighting his second two-day battle in seven weeks.
Sometimes our dreams and minds take us to places that we really do not understand. One night recently, I was resting peacefully in a deep sleep when suddenly in my dream I was riding in an old jeep traveling down the bumpy road.
AUSTIN — COVID-19 turned aggressive to the point last week that the Department of Defense activated U.S. Army and U.S. Navy medical task force teams and assigned them to Texas at Gov. Greg Abbott’s request.
The statement rang out from the back seat, as our car sped along somewhere in the middle of a New Mexico desert. “Nobody look at me,” a young voice said.
The annual Winchester Area Volunteer Fire Department Fish Fry and Auction scheduled for July 25 has been cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. President Marceil Prestridge and Chief Eddie Schneider, along with the other board members, reluctantly made this decision.
The 6th Annual Carmine Chamber of Commerce Casino night has been postponed. It is normally held in August, but the chamber voted to reschedule due to COVID-19.