Letters

To the editor:

To the editor:
I would like to know why Anderson County does not have a depression support group.
I have had depression for several years and am sure others in our community have it, too. We need a church or somewhere to meet each week for support.
The closest group I have found is in Lexington. Some of us don’t want to drive that far.
I feel we need a support group here, not only for myself but others.
Why can’t some church here step up and start a group for us? It would be greatly appreciated.

To the editor:
If you’re voting, please educate yourself. Know the facts … remember, don’t believe everything you hear on TV.
Over the past few months I have had the opportunity to get to know a man who my parents, my grandparents, and most likely you, would consider to be a true gentleman, deserving of your support and trust. That man is my friend, Ben Chandler. Being raised on a farm, and being taught the importance of hard work, honesty, and integrity, Ben and I immediately shared many similarities in our own lives.

To the editor:
After reading Mr. Rue’s “review” of the vice-presidential debate, I quickly searched my Anderson News archives looking for the letter he wrote complaining about Jim Lehr’s moderation of the first Presidential debate, you know, the one where Mr. Lehr let it get out of control, allowed Mr. Romney to break the rules, interrupt, constantly stay off message, and proceed to spew a record breaking amount of lies. But alas, there wasn’t one.