Letters

Name calling won’t get us anywhere near solving the zoning hassle in Grayson. All it does is make people mad and logic goes out the window.
Meanwhile, three of our supervisors are part of an orchestrated effort to throw Grayson County open to “developers” intent on cutting this lovely land into pieces for their own purposes, regardless of environmental impact.
They trade on local resentment caused by operators who raped the land and robbed the people and moved local jobs overseas.

I get so sick of reading things in the paper from the people that want to keep zoning.  It’s clear that the same people keep writing. Writing the same old stuff.
I do not want zoning and I know a lot of people that want it gone, too.
Just because we aren’t public speakers or take the time to write and write and write doesn’t mean we aren’t out here.
We’re the ones that elected these supervisors in. Clearly they won, so clearly there are a lot of us get‑rid‑of‑zoning people out here.
Larry Waldridge

Carroll County Public Service Authority board member David Hutchins was recently quoted in a news report:
“When we look at our systems, we look at Fancy Gap water, and while it is funded that way, Rural Development looks at it as Carroll County has a water system.

The Grayson County supervisors meeting Jan. 9 was a very good get-together of the millionaires versus the poor people.
The three supervisors that were in control before have gone to the happy hunting ground.
The person that referred to them as the three stooges probably needs to look longer in the mirror.
The first several people that spoke had made their fortune somewhere else, then moved here to get out of the rat race, traffic, crime. Now want to live here in peace and harmony and don’t want us to have anything.