OPINIONS/EDITORIALS

From flying robots that mimic birds to roasted buzzards that interrupt electrical grids!
Tell me the 21st Century hasn't become a strange place.
It may come as a shock to many, especially those with bird feeders in the back yard and a pair of binoculars close by, that those flying things they believe are birds aren't really living things at all.

If you've ever cared to thumb through the minutes of a January 18, 1988 meeting of the Franklin County Board of Commissioners, your life just got a little easier.
And, even before the county upgraded its website, analytics revealed that folks who visited site were interested in paying their taxes, paying their utility bill or checking to see what properties might be available through the Tax/GIS department or with the Register of Deeds.

Dear editor:
I'm no scientist but I think a simple solution to help mitigate some storm water runoff pollution is the following!
With all the trash along roadsides that includes paper, plastics, fast foods and drinks containers, bottles containing chemicals and oil and many more liquids plus many more trash items along our roadsides that becomes part of storm water runoff pollution issue.

Dear editor: Since the abortion debate is contentious, the following is a quote from Mad Magazine in the 1970s:
"Only the people who are already born support abortion."