Letters

It was with great sadness that I heard about the Kroger store in Galax closing effective in March. However, I would like to take this opportunity to encourage all those interested in keeping this store open to do a letter writing campaign.
Social media may be the thing at this time, but also keep in mind that all the Facebook posts may or may not be read. However, if you send a letter stating your concerns, be assured that someone in that office will open that letter.
The more letters you send may be the avenue to keeping the store in Galax.

I would like to take the opportunity to thank Larry Chambers for all the time and energy he took to write the stories of the beginning of the Galax Theater Guild and to print the beautiful pictures of our actors in our plays.
That was 40 years ago, and because of his dedication and hard work, we are still here today.
We love the town newspaper because, without it, people would not have known about the productions. One can have a good product, but with nothing in print or on the air, who would know?

My father was an attorney who handled many divorce cases.
He would say, “There’s his truth, there’s her truth and there’s the truth. It is my job to figure out what is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.”
I attended the Grayson County Board of Supervisors meeting Jan. 9 to do just that, about the potential repeal of zoning.

I was one of the early members of Carroll Wellness Center and I’ve never had any reason to regret it.  I’m there six days a week.
When I read the anonymous comments about the pool in the Jan. 8, I was puzzled as to whether the signage in the women’s area was different from that in the men’s, since there are numerous signs regarding rules for use of the pool in the men’s area.