To the Editor: With utmost respect, Editor (Roger) Watson may want to consider that Republicans and Democrats have been replaced by conservatives and liberals — ...
To the Editor: I am responding to (Eunice) Carwile’s letter of July 28 “Confederate Soldiers Did Not Have a Choice.” She hit the nail directly on ...
To the Editor: Anger. Frustration. Shock. Utter disbelief. These are the emotions I felt when I read Dr. Barbara Johnson’s rationale for Prince Edward County ...
To the Editor: On behalf of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7059, I am writing to bring attention to an article that appears in the ...
To the Editor: I am responding to your editorial rant of July 21 about the Confederate statue. I especially take issue with what you said ...
To the Editor: Now that the current Cumberland County Administrator has given notice of his departure, I know that a replacement can be found that ...
To the Editor: Why is it that Republicans invariably cast pessimistic views on Democrats’ plans, without completing the whole picture? I won’t question that the ...
To the Editor: Why is it that Republicans invariably cast pessimistic views on Democrats’ plans, without completing the whole picture? I won’t question that the ...
To the Editor: Virginia is among the top three states in our country for accepting trash. The most recent report from the Virginia Department of ...
To the Editor: During these days of controversy and negativity, I just wanted to report that good things are still happening and people do care ...
To the Editor: In response to, “Are we a Christian nation?” How many Christians support killing a child as it is being born? Gov. Ralph ...
To the Editor: This letter is one that is not political, nor religious but an invitation for salvation, relationship and eternity. First let me make ...
To the Editor: King Oedipus is the subject of what is possibly the most renowned tragedy in literary history. This most beloved king of Athens ...
To the Editor: In the Wednesday, June 23, edition, The Herald’s editorial staff published an article titled “What’s Wrong with Us?” in which they assert ...
To the Editor: “Twas brillag and the slivey toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. all mimsey were the borrogroves and the moams wrath ...
To the Editor: I totally agree with Roger Watson’s editorial about the school board holding all the cards in the school board and superintendent mess ...
To the Editor During the COVID-19 pandemic, I want to thank Prince Edward County, New Life Church, Cumberland Middle School and so many other people ...
To the Editor: In the June 23 issue, on the opinion page, was the School Board Response to “recent public discourse.” Knowing no one likes ...
To the Editor: None of the letters to the editor regarding the poor performance of students in local schools even mentions the key to improved ...
To the Editor: It has become common practice today for many elected officials to ignore public gatherings or celebrations. This happened a few days ago ...
To the Editor: The recent public discourse regarding the state of Prince Edward County Public Schools (PECPS) covered by your publication has been less than ...
To The Editor: The recent Farmville Herald articles regarding the performance of the Prince Edward County Public Schools and the Prince Edward County School Board ...
To the Editor: It would seem that the core drilling has already started, or has it? This may be one of those “need to know” ...
To the Editor: More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, including 150,000 in Virginia and their 349,000 caregivers. As an Alzheimer’s advocate, it ...
To the Editor: “Someone struggled for your right to vote; use it!” Those are strong words from Susan B. Anthony, but they are fitting for ...
To the Editor: Karl Popper, in 1945, wrote that unchecked tolerance toward intolerance will lead to total intolerance. Jefferson, in his inaugural speech said intolerance ...
To the Editor: Greetings my communities. I want to grab your ear about restoring your voting rights. Governor Ralph Northam has restored voting rights for ...