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Aug. 8
Orchids to
Jen at Walmart on 46 West. Welcome back and thanks for always having great customer service, your kindness to everyone is so appreciated.
Lee Shipman for his letter to the editor.
Columbus United Methodist Church.
the kind woman who noticed the nail in my tire, I appreciate your note.
the Columbus Brass Quintet and Lindsey Fugill at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church for the outstanding music on Sunday’s service.
Melissa with Brent Crider Farm Bureau Insurance, from Luretta.
the house at Flatrock and Newsom for the beautiful zinnia flowers.
Lee Shipman for his vitally important letter to the editor.
Onions to
those who don’t realize that there is not a single person who has not lied.
the closed-door investigations that continue to show no further proof of crime and corruption with the current administration and his son.
believing taxpayers should offer free permanent housing for drug users. We already have that, it’s called jail.
rules to keep homeless from certain areas but no rules to restrict children from viewing a stripper-style drag show in public parks.
people who take up two parking spots with their vehicles.
the ex-federal elected official who knows the facts will send him to prison so he is trying the victim defense.
those not realizing if we spent as much time and resources on the homeless as we do on art there would be no homeless.
fast food business that puts in kiosks “to be a better experience” and still can’t get the order correct.
the large company telling how much money they’re making on their quarterly results but don’t tell that they doubled their insurance on retirees.
political ads that badmouth protecting the Constitution and right to life.
those obsessed with climate change, making you think it’s the biggest issue this country is facing.
the city with more interest and energy on placing or painting junk all over our city streets than paying attention to the affordable housing crisis.
people who are worried about the “lies” of their enemies but don’t care about the lies of their friends.
Happy Birthday to
Josh Turner, love your family.
Sandy Retz, from Judy Wood.
