Former columnist John Locatelli says there are many “false prophets” in the conservative evangelical movement.
Reader Stanley McKie says conservative Christians are consumed by fear and aggrievement.
New letter writer Bob Lurry says there’s a distinction between scripture and law.
Reader Larry Benson has a solution to end copper wire thefts.
Reader John Koral suggests if a columnists wants readers to respond, he should open with it.
Rural residents Barb Hickey and Tom Stumpf do some arithmetic on the number of trucks that might drive past their home.
Reader Martin Seelig waxes about recovering from the illness.
Cumberland local Kathryn Helms urges you to sign a Change.org petition against the mine project.
Former Senior Center Director Jobyna Nickum weighs into the Community Center debate.
Rural resident Gay Johnson lays out the dangers of a large operation near Kanaskat-Palmer State Park.
Regular writer Larry Benson says people need to realize that racism is a contemporary an issue.
Reader Brian Patrick says the land acknowledgement recognizes the long-standing relationship between the school district and the Muckleshoot Tribe.
Reader Butch Reynolds says President’s get the blame for a bad economy — but it’s so much more than that.
