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Letters

  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    A building. Like any other building here in Cynthiana. A building that holds people like your school or church. But this building is special. A building that gets ugly stares. Rolled eyes. Harsh comments. A building people are scared of, and drive by quickly. The building I am speaking of is Shady Lawn.

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  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    The Cynthiana Fire Department wishes to express its great appreciation and gratitude to everyone who supported the department during last week’s fire.  This community took its time to provide not only food, water and general assistance, but also displayed support with prayers, both privately and through social media.
    This overwhelming support allowed the department to concentrate on the task at hand, which is and always will be the safety of this community.

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  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    Conservatives from all over Harrison County who voted for President Trump, continue to support his initiatives and agenda.  

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  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    Battle Grove Cemetery has served our community as a sacred burial ground for our loved ones for many years.
    My husband died on Nov. 18, 2017 and when I went to pay my opening and closing fees, I notices a gravel road behind the hospital that I has never seen before.
    While at the cemetery’s main office, I asked about that road and was told, “the rock road was laid from the cemetery to Harrison Memorial Hospital because emergency vehicles will be using this road to reach the hospital.”

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  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    I have a few questions for the weather people.
    First of all, isn’t there always a 50 percent chance of rain. It will either rain or it won’t.
    Does it ever get hot enough in the summer to fry anything other than an egg?
    I would also like to know how hail was measured before golf balls were invented and what tornadoes sounded like before there were trains.
    In the wintertime, doesn’t the rest of the witch get cold too?
    Most of all, why does everyone worry so much how cold it is at the windshield factory?

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  • Mailbag

    To the editor:
    In my opinion, all actions of the Harrison County Fiscal Court, pertaining to the ‘solar power conglomerate’ has been intentionally and  hopelessly entangled through promises of money and should be declared null and void and the current ‘solar power conglomerate,’ summarily dismissed.
    Conglomerates are complex, virtually impossible to define organizations, full of educated experts, with the main purpose of using their expertise to make money for themselves.

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  • Mailbag

    To the Editor:
         It’s no secret that during the time that Bill Clinton was making a speech for a Russian business for a fee of $500,000, that his wife, then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, was working a deal to give Russia 20% of American uranium.
         Now what do you call that?  Coincidence?
         Recently the Cynthiana City Commissioners voted to allow Sunday alcohol-by-the-drink sales. 

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  • Mailbag

    Editor’s note: The following was addressed to members of SAG, Ned’s Bike Night and all riders.

    To the editor:
    On behalf of Leesburg Christian Church and Cumberland Mountain Outreach, we just want to say that you guys are awesome. We have always known this and it was confirmed again [recently] that bikers have big hearts. Words cannot express how grateful we are for all the toys given, your planning, time invested and sacrifices made to make this an amazing and successful toy drive.
    We enjoyed spending the afternoon with each of you.

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  • State park to close its golf course

    To the editor:
    Nestled on the crossroads of northern and central Kentucky within Pendleton County, there resides a state park with humble beginnings and generations of stories to tell. Kincaid Lake State Park was the vision of group of local residents of the 1950’s.

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  • Would like to read comments from different perspective

    To the editor:
    Before there was the anthem; before there was the flag itself, there was the Declaration of Independence. Many people know the following passage: “We hold these truths to be self evident; that all men are created equal.” Fewer people know the passage that states “In every stage of these oppressions we have petitioned for redress in the most humble terms; our repeated petitions have been answered only by repeated injury.”

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