With his characteristic aplomb, Mr. Bill Gilmer pitched his grand scheme to return our country to Constitutional fundamentalism, thereby eliminating all fiscal problems. Since the U.S. has progressed so little […]
While reading this article keep in mind that I like dogs. We don’t need more regulations or police involvement in issues with dogs. With that in mind, what a strange
Senior year of high school: It is supposed to be a year for students to enjoy themselves and be able to have one last chance to create memories that will
Our nation is headed for financial failure and a dark socialist hell in the near future if things remain the same. The most effective way to make the reforms we
I wanted to take a moment and thank all the people who helped me and my son during a recent medical emergency. Labor Day weekend, I suffered an epileptic seizure
On Saturday, Sept. 14, the people of Fayette County stepped up as a community big time. On that date, local Boy Scouts, businesses, churches, civic organizations, corporations, Girl Scouts, mayors
Sept. 11, 2001 is my generation’s day that will live in infamy. Four aircraft under the control of 19 terrorist hijackers would reshape our view of the world and our
[Editor’s note: Paul Lentz has written a series of letters exploring the dilemma underlying the SPLOST issue. This is the fourth in that series of letters.] A fatal flaw in
As a plaintiff in the NAACP lawsuit against the Fayette County Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education, the article written by the chairman of the Fayette County Republican
There was hope up to the last minute that another citizen would come forward to challenge Kim Learnard. This not being the case, I am announcing my candidacy for Post
[Editor’s note: Paul Lentz has written a series of letters exploring the dilemma underlying the SPLOST issue and his view on “the lesser of two weevils.” This is the third
My name is Shayne Robinson and I have qualified to run for Post 2 in the upcoming elections. My family and I have lived here for 14 years, and 13
The headline reads: “Nobody loses job for water system failure.” I say, Why not? It seems to me it takes an act of God to dismiss any type of government
In 1999 the Real Life Center was started to help those hurting in Fayette County. Right from the start, Cathy Berggren assisted in serving, praying with clients, and sorting clothes
Our county has got to focus on insuring that we resolve problems quickly and efficiently if we want to be in a good position coming out of the economic recession.
The deer population out here on Ebenezer Church Road has become a danger to drivers. The size of the deer is the largest I have seen in years. This is
[Editor’s note: Paul Lentz has written a series of letters exploring the dilemma underlying the SPLOST issue and his view on “the lesser of two weevils.” This is the second
On the fiscal side of Peachtree City, a lot has happened, some of it can be confusing, so it is good to see it pulled together for a “Big Picture”
It is with a sense of gratitude and humility that I filed the paperwork necessary to run for mayor of Peachtree City. I am grateful to have had the opportunity
I was taken aback by Fayette County Commissioner Steve Brown’s letter to the editor of Aug. 14 with a headline stating that the arguments of Mr. Dennis Chase against the
Politics hasn’t held a lot of interest to me, but as I watch my assets, my money, my rights, and my country fade away, I felt the need to inform
Let me begin by disclosing that I am a local manufacturer’s representative for several water treatment companies and my firm specializes in solving disinfection by-product (DBP), total organic carbon (TOC),
In my position as chairman of the Fayette County Republican Party, I have been asked what my opinion is on the recent federal court ruling on district voting. I believe
In announcing my candidacy for Post 2, Peachtree City Council, I pledge to do my utmost to restore the dignity of the office and the thoughtful consideration of views opposite
Last April, I announced my candidacy to run for [Post 4 on the] Peachtree City Council. I made this announcement because I wanted to invoke change. On the forefront of
Despite numerous false accusations lobbed at the NAACP in the media, this historic organization can only be accurately labeled as a true champion of equality, justice, diversity and inclusion. In
I can honestly say I was taken aback by Dennis Chase’s letter to the editor last week with a headline stating there was “no evidence” that any of the Core
As you may know, Southern Conservation Trust is a nonprofit organization committed to conserving our land and natural resources, promoting healthy outdoor recreation and providing environmental education for our community.
A comment on the statement by our County Water System Director, that, although high levels of manganese may cause our water to look murky, it is otherwise safe to drink
In response to the article by Bill Maddox with Georgia Partnership for Excellence in Education where he claims Common Core does not require the collection of any data about students:
No one (except perhaps the newest comers) should have been surprised by the information in Ben Nelms’ recent article on the dire state of Fayette County’s water systems. Over the
A response to the article on the upcoming election is warranted. It is real easy to label and criticize the contentious atmosphere that has enveloped the current [Peachtree City] Council.
An open letter to Gov. Nathan Deal: I bet you remember when more than one family had a “crazy uncle.” You know what I’m talking about: Ol’ Uncle Earl’s daddy
A response to Tim Parker’s July 17 letter to the editor regarding my July 10 letter. Quotes are direct from Mr. Parker’s original letter. This all started with the brouhaha
