Letters

Several in magazine’s spotlight

To whom it may concern:

Recently, our small but mighty county was highlighted for many things that make this little place special. I read the reference to this in our local paper, but wanted to ensure those that work to ensure these businesses and events take place recognize that locals truly appreciate it. 

 I am a resident of Bowling Green, but lived in Hodgenville until age 25. I was married there and am a 1975 graduate of LaRue County High School.

I would hope that everyone would consider the body of work and passion that Sam Sanders has for the school system.

I do not excuse that he made a bad choice but everyone that has jumped on the “fire him" bandwagon has more than likely made many mistakes themselves – it’s just that Sam is in the public eye and they are not. That alone does not justify termination.

 Girl Scouts collect cleaning products

Girl Scout Troop 929 juniors are working on their bronze awards – the highest award they can achieve.

The girls can make a difference and they are proud of what they can accomplish.

They will be collecting personal hygiene and cleaning products – soaps, deodorant, toothbrushes, detergent and toilet paper – to help our community.  All donated products will be given to Hodgenville and Abraham Lincoln elementary schools.

Questions remain

On Jan. 29, my family suffered a tragic loss. My son and daughter lost the father they dearly loved.

“Blue” Thomas Underwood was killed in an auto accident on Ky. 61 in front of the LaRue County Golf Course.

Many questions remain about how the accident occurred. I write this letter as an appeal to anyone who witnessed the accident or was traveling on the roadway behind either vehicle.