Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
Things are beginning to go back to normal as businesses begin to reopen and people start going back to normal life.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
In 2001, we the people of Mississippi voted by a 2-1 margin to keep the flag of 1894. In 2020, the lawbreakers in Jackson voted to do away with it.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
It’s a strange time for America. Perhaps a wake-up call is in the works for those paying attention.
In some cities and states we are seeing two opposing governing extremes from duly elected local and state officials.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
When I was in grammar school, we had drills in case of a nuclear attack. We had to put our arms over our heads and get under our desk.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
When you are asked to stay home, which my husband and I have done since March 1 except for one trip to buy groceries, you order some items online.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
As we struggle through this depressing state of a world gone haywire, we hear on a daily basis how much produce, dairy products and meat is going to waste.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
After reading the Feb. 20 edition of The Sun-Sentinel, tears began to form in my eyes. However, I had to keep my composure due to the fact that I was at work!
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I have lived in Enid for 60 years. Oakland One Stop and Oakland Dollar General are the closest stores to get what my limited income will allow.
