Letters to the Editor

Kudos to Wingfield To the editor:    This is to encourage citizens and taxpayers to read and appreciate the articles by Kyle Wingfield, especially in the Wednesday, Feb. 12 paper. He is an excellent advocate for all of us.

Don’t forget this key to long-lasting relationships

   After 57 years of Valentine’s Day celebrations, I’ve learned that there’s one element that must be in the equation of a long-lasting relationship. Humor isn’t the only factor, but I believe that it’s essential in the mix.    For a case in point, let’s go back 30 years.

Take care of your heart

   Even the biggest hearts can fail to continue beating.    According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women, as well as several racial groups.

Letters to the Editor

Peace plan To the editor:    In support of American dominance concerning the purchase and rebuilding the Gaza Strip. This would tend to be a neutralized safe zone, against warring factions concerning retaliatory aggression.

Witnessing the win

   Wow.    What an amazing weekend, and it’s all thanks to football.    It started Friday night with the Night to Shine event, where Level Grove was one of 821 churches to host the annual worldwide event.

And the award goes to…

   It’s awards season in Habersham County.     On Thursday night, we got to watch with joy and pride as the Habersham County Chamber of Commerce celebrated those who made significant contributions to our business community in 2024.

Letters to the Editor

Thankful for sheriff’s department To the editor:    On Jan. 2, vandals broke the doors and windows of our church. An alarm sounded and Habersham County deputies responded quickly and secured the building, making sure that it was safe to enter.

Remembering Katheryne Lunsford

By Keith Barlow      It was my honor to present a very special recognition, the Volunteer of the Year Award, at the Habersham County Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Awards Gala Thursday night.    The award is given in honor and memory of Katheryne Lunsford.

Giving students access to news literacy

   In the past two months, we’ve received and printed a couple of letters to the editor from students in our schools. One was Joanne, a second grader at Cornelia Elementary, and the most recent was David Quintal, a senior at Habersham Central High School.

Expecting the unexpected makes the unexpected expected

   One of the great benefits of living on a small farm is the freedom. There’s freedom to work as much or as little as you wish. The catch?  You reap what you sow. And if you maintain a garden or field with any particular crop, you’ll reap what you didn’t sow as well.