Letters

Winter is upon us, which means snow and ice, which means fallen trees. I am writing this in hopes no one will make the same mistake I did.

As a disabled person in need of housing actually fit for a person to live in. Our housing coordinator has no clue what she is doing. I’m not sure if anyone else is having the same issues, but I am disabled. Awaiting housing and expecting actual responses from her is not happening. If I were to hold my breath waiting on her to call me back after leaving several phone messages, only to be put off for days either because she isn’t in the office or just not feeling the need to contact you.

Dear editor,After I realized I had left my wallet in the shopping cart at Hillsboro’s Community Markets I thought I might never see it...

To the editor:During my short stint as an activity director at a skilled nursing facility, I found that COVID-19 has been an issue affecting...

Over 20 years ago I found myself a first-year Hillsboro High School social studies teacher. Given that I had previously worked in business and...

To the editor:I started my employment at Highland District Hospital in May of 2020, when COVID-19 was beginning to show its impact on all...

To all readers:We are shut-ins now. My husband is 89 years old. He has Alzheimer’s disease. We have no way to get to church....

This is to thank all of those who helped and all of those who offered to help after our farm on Kincaid Road was...

I am writing today on behalf of the Highland County Local Corrections Planning Board. As I am sure you are aware, our Hillsboro City...

Let every nation know, Whether it wishes us well or ill, That we shall pay any price, Bear any burden, meet any Hardship, support...