Letter: Pierre’s apology was a joke
What a joke it was to listen to Pierre’s apology and read more about it in our paper. It was so sad that he had
Letter: Answer was off by a fraction
In the Dec. 5 Five Questions, Question 5 was “What fraction is 8.5 percent?” The answer was given as “One-twelfth”. Unfortunately, one twelfth is actually
Letter: Game officials should be disciplined
The following is a letter sent to the Southeastern Conference’s corporate office and provided to The Dispatch. I am writing to inquire into how SEC
Letter: Whose hand do you want in the cookie jar?
Who would you trust to handle the cookie jar? One last cookie remaining. Time is running out! Who can lead us, Tate Reeves, Donald Trump,
Letter: Organized campaigning contributed to turning Lowndes ‘blue’
Thank you for your analysis of the recent gubernatorial election, especially for the information about Lowndes County flipping to “blue” this year, as compared to
Letter: Information on prison escape available on TV sooner than editorial suggested
In the Our View editorial printed in your newspaper on Thursday, November 2, the Sheriff’s office was criticized for remaining silent for five hours on
Letter: Endorses Dalrymple for DA
Tuesday’s election will have a measurable and long term impact on crime rates.
Letter: Landowner continues to seek access from railroad
I have written to you before about this issue, and I’m here to state for the record that until I am no longer able, I
Letter: Community Thanks Gathering Service
There will be a Community Thanks Gathering Service on Thursday, November 9, in the gymnasium of the downtown YMCA. The Christian Community in Prayer Committee
Letter: Red Barber recognized by Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame
I received a telephone call from Nancy Carpenter Wednesday night that Red Barber of Columbus had been selected by the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame
Letter: How can railroad situation exist today?
Dear Editor, I have read with interest and concern the article in your paper and the letters to the editor regarding Ed Atkins’ problems with
Letter: Appreciates mayor’s vote
I was thrilled to see that our Mayor stepped up with his vote to help the entire City of Columbus. It’s about time we stop
Letter: Deriving a former president
Donald Trump wants to postpone his federal trials until after the election, probably assuming that if he is reelected, his new Attorney General will drop
Letter: City shouldn’t be in real estate business
The City of Columbus is not good in the “real estate” business.
Letter: Railroad’s actions don’t reflect city’s nickname
Columbus, the Friendly City. It’s on our welcome sign, and it’s in the friendly character of our residents. So it has been with great sadness
Letter: State auditor attack misses the mark
While I have appreciated a few of Slim Smith’s columns, his latest endeavor was way off the mark. In his attempt to slam State Auditor
Letter: Welty Symposium an event all will enjoy
I always look forward to my (usually) daily paper and appreciate the publicity you offered the annual Welty Gala and Welty Writers’ Symposium. I wish
Letter: CVB, amphitheater and city travel
The editorial in the Sept. 22 Dispatch, addressed the CVB depending on yet-to-be-received funds for the “children’s museum.” The elephant in the room reared its
Letter: Property owner seeks help in railroad dispute
I want to first express my sincere gratitude to Tim Hudson for all of his assistance in this ongoing railroad situation. It’s unfair that his
Letter: Burma-Shave
The Turtlegate curse That Slim now is exposin’ Would have been worse If for cream he had chosen Burma Shave Bill Gillmore Columbus