To the Editor,
While in Santa Claus, Indiana to cool off at Holiday World, the Tyree family took a side trip to tour the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial in nearby Lincoln City.
At this time last year, we were at what was then a peak in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths, facing a pandemic that could hit every person in the state.
My family took the easy way out — again.
Leaving the state to block restrictive voting legislation isn’t any more outrageous than requiring people to wait in line for 17 hours to testify on that same legislation at 3 o’clock on a Sunday morning.
To the Editor:
Life is returning to normal. But where dental health is concerned, normal may not be good enough.
Welcome to the Sunday column no one asked for.
Dear Editor,
Immigration. The U.S.-Mexico border. Wall-building. Abortion rights. Voting rights. Election laws. The Second Amendment and gun rights. Critical race theory. Transgender athletes.
Editor,
Temperature: 55°FTown: San Marcos
Pressure: 1016 hPa Wind: 2 mph
