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Letters to the Editor
Many To Thank For Tippecanoe Valley Distinguished Alumni Events
Dear Editor, The Tippecanoe Valley School Corp. honored its 12th class of Tippecanoe Valley Distinguished Alumni on Jan. 29 and 30 by inducting seven new members into the Class of 2026. These two very special days were made possible by the efforts of many, including the members of … Read More
Prior Authorizations May Be Tedious But Serve A Purpose
Dear Editor, I was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that caused the bones specifically in my legs to grow curved. Even though I was lucky to be able to have it corrected with multiple orthopedic surgeries allowing me to walk, I have chronic pain. As a result, … Read More
Why Wasn’t Site A Warming Center?
Dear Editor, I’m glad to see The Gathering Place or the luxury lofts above it were not listed as warming centers. Huh, well that’s good since tax dollars paid for the real estate investment as long as it serves the homeless. Can’t really help the needy with all … Read More
Make An Informed Decision About Super Bowl Watch Party
Dear Editor, Many of us learned in ninth-grade economics that there is no such thing as a free lunch. That lesson is especially relevant when an event advertises a “free” Super Bowl party with free food at a downtown venue. This event is being hosted by an ambitious … Read More
Winona Avenue Crossing Needs Repair – By City Or Railroad
Dear Editor, Since the railroad is still not being taken care of on Winona Avenue, can’t the city fill in the giant pothole that just keeps getting bigger each month? I’m sure there is probably a liability if they fill it in, and I know the railroad is … Read More
Predatory Property Calls Need Stronger Action
Dear Editor, I am writing to express growing frustration shared by many Hoosiers regarding unsolicited calls and texts offering to buy our land or homes. I receive two to three of these calls most days. I block the numbers, only for the callers to reappear using new ones. … Read More
Akron Community Should Fight Possible Data Center
Dear Editor, Rumors are currently strong around the Akron area, and there have been recent talks that a data center is being planned close to the west of downtown Akron. There was a recent anonymous post on the Akron Community page where the current projected location is set … Read More
Letters Of Opposition To Carbon Capture Sequestration Plan Available
Dear Editor, As many people already know, but several others may not, Poet Biorefining, North Manchester, has partnered with Vault 44.01 with the intentions of building a carbon capture sequestration facility at Poet North Manchester. They plan on sequestering (injecting) 250,000 metric tons of pressurized CO2, in a … Read More
Endorsement of Brad Jackson
I recently had an extended and productive conversation with Brad Jackson, who is seeking the Republican caucus nomination for the at-large county council seat vacated by DeLynn Geiger.
Read MoreEndorsement Letter for Brad Jackson
I am writing this letter to express my strong support for Brad Jackson in the upcoming caucus Jan. 6, to fill the remainder of DeLynn Geiger’s term as county councilmanat-large.
Read MoreKosciusko Cash Program Offers Really Good Bang For The Buck
Dear Editor, The Kosciusko Cash program by the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce is a really good bang for the buck for us readers and for the regional economy. Research consistently shows that shopping locally keeps significantly more money circulating within a community than spending at national chains. Local … Read More
‘Country Christmas’ A Success Thanks To So Many People
Dear Editor, On behalf of the “A Country Christmas with Susie McEntire” team, we would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to our sponsors, volunteers, artists and everyone who attended Saturday night’s event. Despite challenging weather conditions, our community – and our guests – showed up in a … Read More
Webster Lake Conservation Association Deserves Our Thanks
Dear Editor, I would like to express my appreciation to the Webster Lake Conservation Association for its long and tireless efforts in addressing the Lake Webster dam issue. The association has devoted countless hours to navigating a difficult situation with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, and the … Read More
Operation Christmas Child a Success
Dear Editor, We would like to thank you for the nice article, “Know Your Neighbor.” We are pleased to announce that Fulton County collected $1,693 shoeboxes for the children of Malawi. It is a small country on the southeastern tip of Africa. Through Operation Christmas Child they will … Read More
A Holiday Wish List For People Who Should Know Better
Dear Editor, Instead of writing my usual Dear Santa letter this year, I’m sending my Christmas wish list to a place where it might actually reach adults: InkFreeNews. Let’s skip the pleasantries – because pleasantries are exactly what got us into this mess. The Webster Lake Dam is … Read More
ABATE Grateful For Community Support
Dear Editor, We would like to thank the local businesses and individuals who donated money and items to our Treasures for Kidz event, which was held on Nov. 9 this year. This is our 37th year working with Combined Community Services to provide for the children and families … Read More