Letter to the editor

The perfect spot for a fire station   To the editor:   I humbly request that someone, preferably someone in Habersham County or Clarkesville administration, or both, explain to this elderly and pessimistic resident why building a new fire station in the busiest part of downtown Clarkesville...

If we have plenty of clean water, we should feel blessed

   Have you ever thought about the importance, attraction, and power of water?

Use your voice

   Summer may make many of our minds float away to vacation mode, but our voices are still needed here at home.    Several of our local governments are working on finalizing budgets for fiscal years that begin July 1.

Letters to the Editor

No clue To the editor:    I can’t believe all these dumbercrats, they are a bunch of idiots. The only agenda they have is anything that Trump is for, they are against it. Where in the world do they come together for the good of the American people?

Ready to take sail

   When we got to the check-in table, the girl said, “Let me see what you’re missing,” and started looking through papers for the one with my son’s name on it.

Focus on the future

   The party’s over, and now the tough work begins.    Have you had the chance to see the view after the courthouse was removed? If not, please take a moment to look the property over.

Conservative budgeting, spending benefits state

   By now, you should know Georgia is more fiscally responsible than the federal government. If not, the folks in Washington, D.C., are working overtime to demonstrate it.

Mother Nature sure did howl Saturday night

   The clouds were building in a blue-black sky Saturday afternoon as I mowed the final section of my lawn. While making my last round, dime-sized drops of rain began to fall as I turned my trusty mowing machine towards shelter.

Have to vote

   The other night, Mary Kathryn Tatum asked what day she had to vote by.    She was quickly told “should,” then given the dates.    But, maybe if more people thought like her, that it’s our duty to vote, turnout wouldn’t be so low here and throughout the state for this Special Primary Election.

When a plan goes awry

   I was going for quantity over quality. The midweek drive to the Tallulah River would take 50 minutes, but I was betting it would yield lots of trout, dozens of trout. The Tallulah is heavily stocked each week, but it is also heavily harvested every weekend.