Citizen Opinion

I've been wondering, when they paved the M.I.Day's front yard, did they actually realize the trees they cut down specifically one in mind, were in memory of children who went to the school and had passed on while they were there? One of my classmates...  Read Story. 2 comments

For the more than 400,000 Americans living with multiple sclerosis (MS), I urge you to support the inclusion of a well-defined competitive pathway for follow-on biologic drugs in health care reform legislation. An example of legislation that provides a...  Read Story.

i would like to thank our street dept. for the good job they do for us all year around.They work long and hard hours for all of us in Minerva with very little fanfare.Thank you all. sincerely Mike...  Read Story.

Letter to Editor March 2, 2009 I live in the Carrollton, OH area and I am raising awareness for multiple sclerosis. No one has chosen to live with MS, it has chosen us and we do choose to fight it. I am asking that you join me in the fight against MS, now during MS Awareness Month, and throughout the...  Read Story.

Letter to Editor Everyone probably knows who I am and that I always have something or another to speak of in the Letter to the Editor section. This time I am going to speak of Leesville, a small village in the south west section of Carroll County where the population was 184 at the 2000 census, and now they are...  Read Story.

Letter to Editor: Here is an electrifying newsflash for everyone who has American Electric Power as their electric company. If the windstorm, September 14, was not bad enough for customers going up to seven day without electric, then get prepared for this information that was printed in the Columbus Dispatch September 28. The article tilted "More to outages than wind?"...  Read Story.

Letter to Editor June 18, 2008 Get ready to brace yourself. Another wave of increases are on the way to poke you where it is going to hurt. It is going to cause another squeeze on the income of...  Read Story.

Signs of Spring are in the air, well sort of. The first sign of Spring is when you look up to see the price of gasoline is at $3.45 per gallon. The second sign of Spring is the pothole you just hit while driving down the road, more than likely you just hit it while looking at the price of...  Read Story.