Letters

To the editor:

I have lived in the town of Lawrenceburg for 53 years and have seen many changes. We have gone from Bill Black’s lakeside restaurant to a booming town of hamburger, pizza, chicken, Mexican and Chinese places.

Recently, we had a new Bojangle’s open. No one told me that they were open yet … I didn’t have it on the radio, nor did I see it on television or in the newspaper.

All I had to do was drive up and down the road or try to mow someone’s yard or deliver their mail.

To the editor:

When Obamacare was pushed through eight years ago the majority of Americans did not want it. Yet the media, working with Democrats, did everything they could to sell it.

That plan was full of holes and famously included the lie of the year that you could keep your plan and keep your doctor.

To the editor:

Anderson County Little League is dedicated to building character, courage and loyalty in our local area youth by providing a fun, safe and competitive baseball program.

We are proud to be one of few programs within the state that offer a Challenger Baseball Division for children with special needs.

This is the ninth year of Challenger League Baseball in Anderson County, and we have been grateful for the community support over the past few years.

To the editor:

Recently while in Frankfort, I was traveling northbound on Versailles Road approaching what is called the East/West Connector. The light had just turned green (arrow) to allow those of us stopped to proceed westbound onto the E/W connector.

I could see as the eighth car in line traveled through the intersection that a sheriff’s car had his or her lights and siren blaring, heading southbound and announcing the arrival as the lead car for a funeral procession.