Matthew Cochran’s guest commentary on Tuesday was a breath of fresh air to me. He gets that the masks that we are asked to wear are not for our own protection but for the protection of others.

With regards to President Donald Trump’s issues, here are two questions that I know are crucial.

There’s a place in Northeast Texas, That’s unique for such a place, With a loop surrounding city, People living at slow pace.

Regarding Julia Furukawa’s Wednesday column “Missing home state’s mail-in voting,” I would like to encourage her to try early voting in Lamar County. 

Just a warning for anyone purchasing a new car.

I know there are a lot of people suffering right now. I just wanted to try and reach the people who have helped me.

People running the government always want more money, higher taxes; it is their salary, and their retirement and their fringe benefits.

It seems that once I decided, In whose hands I would put my fate. I couldn’t help but to think back, To when God and I would debate.

I see again the City Council wants to go with the revalue of homes instead of the tax rate. 

To all police officers, nurses, volunteers, CNs, doctors, Paris Regional Medical Center staff, their families, my family, neighbors and friends, thank you. You are appreciated and needed.

In any event, let us be vigilant. Please vote. It’s your voice in how our government operates.

Maybe we should all be talking about mail-out ballots rather than mail-in. 

Mr. Dudley was on target with his information, however, history repeats itself with Mr. O’Connor on his inability to convey truth and history in his offerings.

I was reading with interest Kim Cox’s column last Thursday when I hit a very sour note, i.e., spreading false or misleading information.

This does not appear to me to be “fiscal responsibility.”

I view the world’s population as a whole, Box of precious jewels (diamonds and gold).

Once again, the City of Paris has demonstrated just how little they value the retired city employees.

Recycling program — the new deposit format for recycling is not convenient.

Taxpayers need to know where their money is not well spent. Texas prisons are one such area. 

Everyone, please count me as opposed to keeping the monument to the so-called “Lost Cause” on the public courthouse lawn.