Nov. 8, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette: With the reference to the “elephant in the room,” there really are two elephants in the room. One is Democratic hate and the other
Nov. 11, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette: This letter is in response to the “Cline Votes Against Impeachment Resolution’ article in last week’s paper. Should readers be satisfied with The News-Gazette’s
As Lexington City Council reviews a proposal to extend its contract with the local YMCA for the operation of the city’s outdoor swimming pool, consideration should be given to points
Nov. 4, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette: I frequently disagree with the opinions expressed in Hugh Bouchelle’s monthly column, though I have never before felt compelled to respond. But I found
Nov. 1, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette: By now, you will have heard of a growing dispute between the new owner of Quail Ridge, an existing sporting clay range off of
Nov. 4, 2019 Editor, The News-Gazette: Downtown trick-or-treating is a tradition that Main Street Lexington proudly coordinates each year. The event was rescheduled for Nov. 1 due to potentially dangerous
All the news reporters, commentators, pundits, and politicians bemoan that Americans are so polarized by our politics. They complain that it’s getting worse. Why is it that so many observers
Editor, The News-Gazette: Jonathan Blair Tarris is a Rockbridge County family man looking to make a positive impact on the community that he grew up in and loves. He understands
Editor, The News-Gazette: We have different perspectives on the forces that impact our lives. We have different expectations for leadership qualities embodied in those we entrust to represent us. We
Editor, The News-Gazette: I could not agree more with Victoria Black’s letter to the editor on Oct. 16. As a former school teacher, I admire all that Leslie Ayers has
