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Letters

  • Resident waiting for road repairs on Watson Chapel

    Be careful if you come on Watson Chapel Road. If you meet someone and move over, we have drop-offs. Oh, I forgot, we also have holes.
    We pay our taxes. What do we have to do for a better road? I was told twice our road would be fixed in July.
    The residents of Watson Chapel Road are still waiting.

    Carol Spears
    Liberty

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  • CCHSS Class of 1967 announces reunion

    The CCHS Class of 1967 will be having a 45 year class reunion on Saturday, Sept. 1 at 5 p.m. at the Bread of Life. We are trying to contact all classmates so if you see or know one, please let them know. Teachers are also invited.
    For more information, call Patty Cooper Emerson at 606-787-5051.
    Judy Emerson
    Liberty

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  • Enjoying Rowell’s column on Cathy’s views

    I enjoyed reading Larry Rowell’s column defending Dan Cathy’s right to state his view on marriage in the Aug. 1 issue.
    This is God’s view on same sex marriage (Leviticus 18:22, “You shall not lie with mankind as with womankind: It is an abomination”).
    I know Congress passed a law saying each state has a right to decide this matter. Does anyone think Congress is smarter than God?
    Acts 5:29, “Then Peter and the other apostles answered and said we ought to obey God rather than man.”

    Bob Ellis

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  • Sale of alcohol advertised on local billboards

    We at Old Time Independent Baptist Church would like to let the folks in Casey County know that the sale of alcohol is being advertised on our billboards. We encourage you to call Judge Ronald Wright’s office and let him know your concerns about it.
    Like other counties, Satan is trying to slip it in without folks knowing.

    Ricky Rodgers
    Liberty

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  • Reader likes ‘to each his own’ way of life

    I once wrote a letter to the editor about the things we cannot or aren’t supposed to do. In that letter, my point didn’t come across right.
    I won’t change anyone’s way of thinking and I’m sure what I say is moot to most people. I feel the need to say this anyway.
    The amount of oblivion there is today bumfuzzles me. I guess you can say I’m oblivious to why that is.

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  • Thankful for Casey County Library volunteers

    Many of you may know about the recent disasters at our Casey County Public Library but many others might not.
    The air conditioning system decided to break down in the middle of one of the hottest summers we’ve ever had and parts to repair it have been difficult to find because other air conditioners everywhere were also breaking down.
    On top of it all, the storm we had Wednesday night, July 18, caused considerable damage with rainwater collapsing the ceiling in the main room of the library, flooding the area, and causing the loss of many wonderful books.

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  • Emergency workers are to be commended

    I have recovered from a hip operation and want to let the community know about the Casey County Ambulance Service and Air Evac Life team.
    I injured my hip on May 23 and responders from the Casey County Ambulance Service came immediately. They cared for me until the Air Evac helicopter landed on our front pasture to fly me to Norton Orthopedic Hospital in Louisville.
    The four EMTs were kind, considerate and professional. They are to be commended for their service and we thank the responders and their companies.

    Mary Alice Theriot
    Liberty

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  • Volunteers save the day at Casey Library

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  • Stealing flags is disrespectful to veterans

    The veterans and Ladies Auxiliary are writing this letter in regards to flags being stolen from the VFW Post 5704 on Ky. 70 West. The American flag and state flag were taken on Monday, July 9.
    It is very hurtful and aggravating that someone could disrespect the veterans who have fought for the freedom we have today. Removing the flags brings a great deal of sorrow to us that someonecould do this and not appreciate what our veterans have done for them and our country.

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  • Urges county to fix Upper Brush Creek Road

    At approximately 5850 Upper Brush Creek, there is a hump in the road that completely blinds you. At least one car or truck runs off the road weekly. The ditches are so deep it will destroy your car.
    They need to tile the ditches and widen the road there or take out the hump to make it safe. I was run off the road this week. I believe everyone who lives on Upper Brush Creek has been run off the road there.
    I have seen numerous wrecks (cars and trucks) and two motorcycle wrecks. The neighbor on the right had his tree taken out by a car being run off the road.

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