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Letters

  • Honest businessman

     This letter goes out to all of you (like me) that have taken my car to what I thought was  a reputable dealership or mechanic, to find out (like I) that dome aren’t so honest!!!

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  • Support the workers

     Do politicians feel American workers are less human than themselves, the wealthy or corporations?

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  • Police hindered by snow

     Our police force here in Shepherdsville is fantastic. They work hard to keep us safe and bring criminals to justice. My question: Is our police force property equipped for catching criminals in winter conditions too?

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  • Guthrie can't just say no

     According to OpenSecrets.org, a nonpartisan guide to money’s influence on U.S. elections and public policy, it would appear Brett Guthrie took more campaign money from healthcare interests than any other group. No wonder he’s so interested in repealing a law that make sure autistic children and people with preexisting medical conditions had access to health coverage.

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  • Appreciate Layne Abell

     I sincerely appreciate Mr. Layne Abell, Bullitt County Circuit Court Clerk, for his leadership  and support in coordinating the resolution of my brother’s Mississippi driver’s license problem.

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  • Don't cut CAA agencies

     President Obama is faced with a budget that is spiraling out of control and we all agree that spending has to be cut. But where and whom do we hurt in the process? The President’s recent State of the Union address specially targeted the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) as a program for which he would cut funding by 50%. Few people know what CSBG is and how sit impacts their community.

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  • Thanks for support

     On behalf of the worship team at Mount Washington United Methodist Church, I would like to thank all of those in the community who helped make our 2010 Christmas program such a success. Music Minister Brian Sirles and the members of the choir worked many long hours to make “The Christmas Post” possible. There were many people who helped behind the scenes, from building sets to helping with makeup and even providing food for the cast.

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  • Thanks to road crews

     I know we have been plagued with bad weather recently creating slick roads. Although I know the County Road Department has been challenged with more snow than usual, I wish to thank and commend them for doing a good job.

    Charles A. Long

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  • Thanks to archery help

     On Saturday, January 15, Bullitt East High School archery team hosted an invitational tournament. This was a very large undertaking and required the help of many parents and volunteers. Special thanks to Coach Cindy Allen for her numerous hours of preparation in addition to a very long tournament day as well as thanks to Assistant Coach Kevin Gabbert for his many hours of instruction for the team and all his help with this tournament. 

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  • Please finish widening

     This letter pertains to Cedar Grove Road (Highway 480) traffic and Cedar Grove Business Park. 

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