Letters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: It’s about Hope, Healing
Hope. Healing. Hope, 2.0 We, the people of VA05, are entering a new era. To quote our former First Lady Michelle Obama, ‘Hope is making ...
Hope. Healing. Hope, 2.0 We, the people of VA05, are entering a new era. To quote our former First Lady Michelle Obama, ‘Hope is making ...
With Election Day rapidly approaching, I have been paying attention. I’ve been listening. I’ve been watching. I’ve been fact-checking and researching. Even though Facebook is ...
At the age of seventy-four, I can easily say that the coming election this November is the most significant of my lifetime. We are engaged ...
In response to Thomas Babbage’s letter, “There’s No Point in Fussing and Fighting,” we acknowledge several valid points he raised. Specifically, we agree with his ...
Let’s talk about the landfill and its issues. I subscribe to this small town newspaper and appreciate its fair and equal treatment of local issues. ...
When my wife and I invited two other couples to come to Farmville to join us for dinner and the theater, I looked forward to ...
Dear Editor, I must disagree with my friend Linda Lee regarding her applaud for Lucy Klaus in pointing out different points of view. Patsy Watson, ...
Gardeners often say, “Right Plant, Right Place,” meaning that a plant thrives best in a location suited to its specific needs. Just as a cactus ...
I don’t have any kind of dog in the fight over the Cumberland landfill. I don’t live close to it or have any family who ...
Can we just all admit that the STEPS project isn’t going to happen? It seems silly to go back and forth, fighting over something that ...
I appreciate what Josh Blakely wrote last week, but I’d like to approach it from a different perspective. I’m a bit too old to have ...
Back on Monday, Aug. 5, Green Ridge Recycling and Disposal held their community meeting with Cumberland County residents at Cumberland High School. The purpose of ...
Dear Editor, I would like to applaud Lucy Klaus for her insightful comments in her letter “A choice is offered in November,” So you see, ...
On Monday, Aug. 5 at 6:30 p.m., there was an informational meeting held by Green Ridge. Derek Stamey was there, but I did not see ...
Dear Editor, I would like to take this opportunity to praise the Farmville/Prince Edward community for all of the support they gave to the PEFYA ...
I read with interest our representative, Tommy Wright’s “Your Turn” column titled, “Say Goodbye to Biden” on Friday, July 26. It contains the tried-and-true repetition ...
You’ve gotta love the NIMBY folks. NIMBY of course stands for Not In My BackYard. I’ve run into people like this no matter where I ...
Regarding the article titled “Questions Remain for STEPS,” we still have a question for Shawn Rozier of STEPS: Why the apparent attempt to circumvent Farmville’s ...
My wife grew up in Ohio so, of course, over the years we have spent quite a bit of time there. I recently saw an ...
Dear Editor, I am responding to a letter from Patty Watson. Let us drop the rhetoric about political violence and the unity narrative of the ...
This letter is in response to the well-written, well-documented opinion piece written by Ellery Sedgwick regarding STEPS. We, as residents of Layne Street, support STEPS ...
Dear Editor, The Virginia Department of Corrections celebrated its Probation and Parole Officers during Virginia Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week (July 14-20) and will ...
Dear Editor, It’s Joever. President Biden has officially dropped out. He has endorsed Harris but will it really make a difference? Well, she’s as unpopular ...
Dear Editor, Americans have witnessed what harsh rhetoric and calls for violence can bring to our beloved USA. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have time ...
Dear Editor, I don’t understand why people can’t just share the road and slow down. Every few months, we have an accident of some kind ...
Dear Editor, Well, Joe had his “big boy press conference” and while he may have had a little more energy than the debate, that’s not ...
Now look, I know the vote’s already been done and the roundabout is coming to Farmville, regardless if we want it to or not. I ...
There are three games featuring a Big South team on the Wednesday college basketball schedule, including the South…
The Merrimack Warriors and the VCU Rams take the court in one of six games on the college…
The American Eagles (0-2) go up against the Longwood Lancers (2-1) at 7:00 PM ET on Wednesday, November…
The Merrimack Warriors (1-0) battle the VCU Rams (2-0) on Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at Stuart C. Siegel…
The Richmond Spiders (1-1) face the Charlotte 49ers (1-1) on Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at Dale F. Halton…