Letters to the Editor

Vandal should be caught

Dear editor, Reading the Chilton911.org site, I see that a telephone outage was a result of vandalism. Simply ...

Letters to the Editor

Chilton County’s hospital game plan?

Dear editor, When do the doors of the new hospital open? If the answer is, “we don’t know,” ...

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Concern develops over hospital situation

Dear editor, Let me see if I have this straight, we are entrusting either the reinvention of the ...

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Grateful for support during loss of loved one

Dear editor, The family of Paul Brooks wishes to thank the people of Chilton County for showing their ...

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Thankful for new Christian supply store

It is a service that many in Chilton County, including myself, have been praying and seeking for.

Letters to the Editor

Thankful for new Christian supply store

Dear editor, I thank God for people like Josh and Angie Sanderson who stepped out in faith to ...

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Lack of hospital causes concern

Dear editor,   We travel to Birmingham on a regular basis. During the past year, we have observed ...

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Baseball players will represent community well

Thank you for the acknowledgement of J.D. Minor and Matt Morgan signing National Letters of Intent for NCAA ...

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Barber regulations should not have been focus

Rep. Kurt Wallace pre-filed a bill to regulate sex offenders. He tried to get the first version of ...

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Family and friends show support for Isabella senior

Dear editor, Friends and loved ones are bringing awareness to Karli Chadwick, a 17-year-old senior at Isabella High ...

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Early detection is key

Dear editor, October is National Breast Caner Awareness Month. I would like to encourage all ladies to have ...

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Team makes winning play with dad and his son

Dear editor, A few weeks ago, I took my 28-year-old mentally and physically handicapped son to the Wide ...

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New gun signs could pose problems

People that don’t care would do harm and just ignore them, while responsible law abiding people that carry ...

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Not enough relatives can attend graduations

Another school year is upon us, and with that another class of students graduating.

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Offer of help with gazebo was turned down

If only the historical society had worked with us to bring about these positive changes, there would be ...

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