Letters

Dear Jamie,

John and I have had the privilege of working with Janice Sellers for thirty years in the Appling County School System. Janice was a very dedicated special educator and administrator. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,

On Thursday, May 29, 2014 I had surgery at the Appling County Hospital. The surgery was to remove a mass on my left buttock and was performed by Dr. Jeffrey Butler. I had discovered the mass a couple of weeks earlier and made an appointment to see Janey Britt, Nurse Practitioner, for Dr. Errol Graham, who is my local “doctor”. “Doctor” Britt ordered an ultrasound and the day after my having the ultrasound, she advised me of the contents of the pathology report and recommended I see Dr. Butler. He was able to see me that day fortunately, and after looking at the mass on a device that appeared to be a computer, showed it to me and told me it, “had to come out.” Of course any “mass” is a word most of us don’t want to hear. Dr. Butler immediately scheduled the surgery for May 29 and explained what he would do and what I would need, including someone to drive me. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,

I have always believed that any American who works hard and treats other people the same as they like to be treated will be able to succeed in life. Americans should be free to innovate and profit from their hard work, their risks and their sacrifices. God has given us all a talent and He expects us to use it. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,

Paul learned three lessons in trying to deal with old sinful desires. Let us take a look at Romans 7:14-24. There must have been warfare/battles for Paul, for we know that God has all the answers. Thank be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ! He (Paul) concluded that only Christ could give him victory over sin. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,

My brother, David, and niece, Elisha, were killed in a accident on February 17. This happened at the train tracks on Doris Street. [Full Story »] 

Dear Editor,

So many times I have seen children at the bus stop alone, waiting for the bus. Where are the parents or guardians? Why not watch while they wait? It’s dangerous. Have we thought about what could happen to the children when they are left alone? Just think about it, so many children are being kidnapped and molested these days. People are only concerned about their own satisfaction. No remorse for others, especially the children. Let’s all be more watchful, it doesn’t hurt to show more love and concern for one another. The children are our future generation. [Full Story »]