Editor, Times-Union: I write to you today as a concerned member of the Warsaw, Indiana, community and as a father of young children.

Editor, Times-Union: I am writing to bring attention to crucial issue that affects our community: the issue of child hunger and food insecurity. As a concerned resident, I believe it's important for our community to prioritize and take action against this significant problem.

Editor, Times-Union: They believe teachers are grooming children. They do not trust doctors and health officials.

Editor, Times-Union: I am a full-fledged supporter of municipal planning for the future. Our local governments were somewhat tardy getting going, but now are making a real impact.

Editor, Times-Union: Yes sir, it'll be swell. We'll break even for the first time.

Editor, Times-Union: Where in the world are the “normal” Republican politicians today?

Editor, Times-Union: I would like to thank Megan Stone and Miechi Petro for the sixth cycle of the Warsaw Salutes You Banner Recognition program.

Editor, Times-Union: On Friday, November 10, I went to Lincoln Elementary School to read to first-graders as part of a United Way program.

Editor, Times-Union: Another successful Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary nut and candy sale is the books. Thank you to everyone who purchased items this year even through tough economical times.

Editor, Times-Union: In order to be woke you need to accept a degree of insanity.

Editor, Times-Union: I believe the time has come to let go — for now — of party identification when election day comes in November 2024.

Editor, Times-Union: It's become increasingly evident that the heartbeat of our local democracy is faint, as evidenced by the recent elections within our county.

Editor, Times-Union: As a young professional entering the workforce, I've come to understand the weight of financial responsibilities and the importance of securing my financial well-being in the real world. Among the many lessons I've learned, one of the most significant is the value and cost of quality healthcare.

Editor, Times-Union: Democrats worried when Trump was elected president that democracy was in danger.

Editor, Times-Union: The 25th Annual Kerlin’s Coat Drive to benefit people in our community who need warm winter wear was a huge success.

Editor, Times-Union: As a lifelong Republican and staunch advocate for economic conservatism, I am writing to express my concerns regarding the recent revelations about the Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales's office distributing extensive bonuses to nearly all its employees.

Editor, Times-Union: Trump claims that there was voter fraud in Georgia that cost him the election in 2020. He also claims it happened in Wisconsin and Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Editor, Times-Union: You know I love the flap over a 275-year-old Sycamore tree. Leave it alone!

Editor, Times-Union: This is regarding your front page on Oct. 21.

Editor, Times-Union: Generalizations are always dangerous but usually contain elements of truth. Such is that applied to our public school systems with respect to deteriorating reading/math/English scores.

Editor, Times-Union: In Genesis 17:8, God told Abraham He would give him the land of Canaan for an everlasting possession

Editor, Times-Union: Thank you for The Weekender front-page story on Gita Kamdar’s effort to save the 275-year-old sycamore on the corner of Sheridan and Colfax streets.

Editor, Times-Union: I remember when the Hoosier Lottery used to be won every few weeks and would get up to $10 or $20 million and the tickets were only $1. The ticket sales would boost the winning total by up to $500,000 or more per week.

Editor, Times-Union: Where were all the pastors? Where were all the Christians?

Editor, Times-Union: Americans, whether Republican, Democrat, Independent, Libertarian, America First or third party, should be willing to endorse some form of term limits for the U.S. House of Representatives. Term limits for the U.S. House of Representatives should include the following: