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I have been a creature of habit for my entire life. If there’s a chance to do something the same way it’s always been done, I’m your girl. What can I say? I like routines. I … more
To the Editor,   Journalism shaped my Hillsboro family – four generations of Bliss – and my 36-year career as editor and publisher of The Montgomery County News and as a … more
Dear Editor: In Montgomery County, political affiliation is entrenched in most families as deeply as religion. A Democrat can no more persuade a Republican to change views than a Muslim can … more
We the undersigned, wish to publicly announce our support for Kevin Schott in his candidacy for Litchfield Alderman, 3rd Ward. Having known Kevin for many years, we can attest that he is a smart, … more
To Taylor Springs Voters: I was approached by many concerned citizens about running for Village President; and after consideration for the residents, I decided to run in this election. A … more
Schools are still in session and school buses are still on the move. These buses are carrying a precious cargo: our children. Each day, parents watch their children board that big yellow bus in the … more
Dear Editor, I’m really amazed at the “logic” in the letter from Lisa Ervin in the March 10 paper. She must be equating trying to end the war between Russia and Ukraine as … more
To the editor,   The most vulnerable members of our society are children, pregnant women and the elderly. Many in this population get their medical care partly or wholly from Medicaid. … more
Happy National Ag Week! Today, and all week long, we celebrate the great contributions agriculture makes to our nation. Food, fiber, and fuel – we would be lost without farmers! … more
The Christiana Tillson Chapter of the NSDAR in cooperation with The Journal News will be providing a monthly article pertaining to the build up to the Revolutionary War. The articles are for … more
Dear Editor,   Members of my family have served in the military since the Civil War. They earned Purple Hearts and Bronze Stars to end slavery, stop the Nazis and hold back Communism. … more
Forgive me if I ramble again about the benefits and consequences of undergoing the aging process in this country and century; somewhere back in the late 1950s and early to mid-1960s, a writing … more
Let them be little, ‘cause they’re only that way for so long.   My not-so little girl turned eight years old in February, and I find myself holding tight to all the … more
Since the inauguration, there have been several opinions expressed in The Journal-News by letters and guest writers. These days in late February have been a heady change from the recent past, … more
The weather in February 1958 is very similar to what we have experienced in February. 67 years later. Snow and freezing temperature are the order of the day. We are fortunate that our lives are much … more
Happy Monday, Redskin fans! The Redskins had a busy week last week, so let’s catch up on what they’ve been up to. FFA week was a big success, and it’s not completely over. Due to … more
I’ve always loved mysteries. Growing up, my favorite books were all detective series, beginning with Nate The Great and soon after Encylopedia Brown and Cam Jansen. My interest peaked when I … more
Dear Editor, Hillsboro Energy’s Deer Run Mine has submitted an application to the Illinois Department of Natural Resources (IDNR) to modify their Permit 424, involving a large coal slurry … more
Dear Editor: I read the two letters to the Editor in the Feb. 10 edition of your paper. I must say that Ms. Slepicka and Mr. O’Neill must only watch and read the “lame” media … more
Dear Editor,   I received this letter for the year 2025 Partners in Ministry.   A storm is coming. Batten down the hatches! We are headed into a season of intense … more
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