Editorials

Editorial: Responders exemplify best of our community

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One week ago, emergency responders pulled the body of 2-year-old Emma Sweet from the frigid water of East Fork White River, bringing closure to her family and to a community that had hoped and prayed for a different outcome.

Editorial: Remembering a leader whose spirit lives on

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Our community lost a gentle giant recently with the passing of the Rev. Annette Barnes. A leader at St. Bartholomew Catholic Church who ministered to those who have lost loved ones and those fighting for their own lives, Barnes’ selfless gifts touched so many people. She died last week at 85.

Editorial: Lawmakers should encourage vaccinations

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Sometimes, doing nothing is the best thing our legislature does.

Editorial: Effort to fight military, veteran suicides sorely needed

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The (Norfolk, Va.) Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press

Editorial: The community must rally to prevent overdose deaths

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Overdose deaths in Bartholomew County and Indiana continue at a heartbreaking pace in an epidemic that shows no sign of easing.

Editorial: Black Friday, supply chains and even more stuff

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Black Friday is upon us, the traditional opening of the Christmas and holiday shopping season. This day is foreshadowed by the annual tinseling and...

Editorial: Giving thanks is among America’s best traditions

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Despite all the troubles and conflict in the world, we are reminded today of all we have to be thankful for, and to share...

Editorial: School board meetings really should be civil

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The (Anderson) Herald Bulletin

Editorial: City, county animal abuse rules need consistency

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Stepped-up enforcement of animal cruelty allegations in Bartholomew County have put renewed attention on a disturbing problem recently while also showing a need for...

Editorial: Smokeout tomorrow gives smokers help to quit

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Smoking is one of the most difficult addictions to break. Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop 33 years ago declared the nicotine in cigarettes to be as addictive as cocaine or heroin. Even so, plenty of people have overcome that addiction and beaten the habit over the years, often with a lot of help and encouragement.