More Sharp comments

Dear editor: I’m writing this letter on behalf of B.W. “Bill” Sharp to support him in his race to be to be chairman of the Putnam County Board of Commissioners.

Letters to the Editor: Boosting Georgia’s reputation for valuing workers

Dear Editor: We are of the opinion that Representative Trey Rhodes’ op-ed in your Oct. 7 paper is just a cloaked political appeal, patting Republicans on the back while backhanding Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock, in particular. Rhodes touted Georgia’s ranking as the Top State to do Business.

Jan. 6 news coverage

Nearly two years ago, during the afternoon and evening of Jan. 6, 2020, I spent 10 hours watching events unfold on television that it never occurred to me I would ever see – a boiling, brawling assault on the U.S. capitol building. And the assault came from thousands of my fellow Americans.

Sharp endorsement

Dear editor, Commissioner Bill Sharp gained experience, built liaisons, earned numerous accreditations, and formed valuable relationships, all of which enable him to be an effective Chair of our County Commission. I know Bill works hard and will take his responsibilities as Chair seriously.

ADAIR: Plan your vote, vote your plan

Plan your vote. This year’s general election ends with the usual in-person voting on Tuesday, Nov. 8, a little less than four weeks away.

Tell it True blends fact with fiction

Tuesday evening in downtown Eatonton (Oct. 11), the Georgia Writers Museum will host a “Meet the Author” session with John Pruitt, who will discuss his first book, Tell it True, A Novel.

Be proud of people visiting us

Dear Editor, I am back and nosy as ever. Oops! I forgot I am not supposed to use that word. I am concerned. Right? Anyway, I have experienced a week of sadness and gladness. First, I think of the people in Florida and other coastal areas enduring the hardships of the storm.

Preserving Georgia’s business reputation

It’s good to see Georgia on an economic upswing again. The state’s economy grew by 10.4 percent last year, according to the World Bank, after contracting the previous year.

Exercise your right to vote

Dear Editor, If you are totally “out to lunch” these days, you may not have noticed that we are at the tipping point of losing our great country of the United States of America.

Campaign signs removed

Dear Editor, I have noticed virtually all of the Herschel Walker for Senate signs that were displayed in the New Phoenix Road and Sparta Highway area are missing. I presumed they have been removed, either by souvenir seekers or more likely by people opposed to Mr. Walker’s candidacy.