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Dear editor, I am sick and tired of people throwing their trash out the windows of vehicles along city streets, highways and country roads.  My husband, John Kress, even with stage 3 cancer, would walk…

Dear editor, The article about Iola Christmas lights had me harummping quite a bit.  It was known last year that the system was failing badly as lights were being pieced together then. But nothing was…

Dear editor, Gov. Laura Kelly and Lt. Gov. David Toland are economic and community development super heroes. Their campaign slogan should be “Jobs for Kansas workers and customers for Kansas businesses.” The $14 billion in…

Dear editor,  In a letter to the editor on Oct. 25, Bowlus patrons from Humboldt said they attended the recent  Quiana Lynnell program and termed it “world class” entertainment. It is too bad, however, that…

Dear editor, Patrick Schmidt is smart, qualified, and committed to making life better for Kansas families. Patrick graduated from Tufts University with a major in international relations and served as an intelligence officer in the…

Dear editor, Rural Kansas needs the kind of representation Alana Cloutier can give us. She and her husband Paul moved to Humboldt several years ago to help with A Bolder Humboldt, a rural economic revitalization…

Dear editor, I am writing in support of Democrat Alana Cloutier for Kansas 9th District House seat. Alana is a relative newcomer to Humboldt but she and her husband, Paul, have jumped into the community…

Dear editor, Wow! What a performance my wife and I witnessed at the Bowlus last Friday night!  I’m no expert when it comes to jazz, but Quiana Lynell is world class.  Her show, including seven…

Dear editor, On Dec. 21, 2021, the Allen County commissioners granted me time to respond to Randy Riebel’s concern about electronic voting machines. According to the Register, I rebutted his concerns. This was not accurate. …

Dear editor, The evening of Oct. 11, a meeting was held in the Allen County Courthouse to discuss the implications of a 345 kV electrical transmission line that would traverse Allen County on its way…