As a Texas voter, I am reaching out to request you oppose House Bill 1026 and any attempts at voter suppression during this legislative session.

Although the overall intent of the legislation is voter suppression, the above sections definitely limits your authority and ability to do your job well.

I hope the weather we had in February will put the brakes on the Green New Deal bunch.

My mind boggles at your foolish decision to remove coronavirus protections for Texans. We are on the cusp of getting this pandemic under control; now is not the time to fail in leadership.

Had it not been the healing power of Jesus and Dr. Young’s expert work, I would not be alive.

This random act of kindness brightened my day.

The Oath Keepers and other like-minded groups and individuals represent a sizable voting block that many politicians, some on display at the Conservative Political Action Conference, are courting for the next election.

These public servants and citizens deserve our continuing appreciation and that should be conveyed at every opportunity we have. Thanks to all and may God bless you as you serve our community.

Kudos to all the volunteers, especially those who braved the cold to direct traffic in the parking lot. Thanks to all!

This letter is in response to Klark Byrd’s editorial, “Solution needed to fix rotten roads.” (Feb. 11, 2021)

I can’t fathom how any principled senator can fail to do his or her duty to convict the accused instigator of this attempted coup.

I just wanted to pass on kudos to the Paris-Lamar County Health District and everybody involved with the Covid-19 Vaccination Program at the Love Civic Center this morning. 

I want to take time out to commend David House Jewelry, your local mom-and-pop jeweler.

This same Constitution protects his right to speak freely. It has always troubled me that the Democrats support limiting our gun rights.

In recognition of World Cancer Day on Feb. 4, I would like to draw attention to the often neglected survivorship issue of lymphedema.

Both parties and their supporters should strive to keep the communications civil — exchange the “D” words for “C” words such as “care,” “civil,” “communicate,” “clarity,” “clarify,” “collaborate” and “compromise.”

To be fair, that number was much larger. Every seat in the building was filled and at least a 100 were standing to hear Lt. Col. West speak.

I looked at the photograph closely, counted over 65 people sitting shoulder-to-shoulder in the room, and only one person was wearing a face mask.

By executive order, Biden halted the Keystone XL pipeline. The Keystone XL company announced that those jobs will be eliminated in the next few weeks as the company safely shuts down the construction.