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The judge got this all wrong, Thanks to Sacred Heart, It’s the Christmas season, Service above and beyond and Give good news good play

Not the best way to start, Don’t let the Big Three fail, Utility relief is still needed, Leaving out a good player and He was working for us

Danville has the right spirit, Keep unsafe drivers off the roads — no matter what and Bail outs just won’t help us

Uranium still a problem, So much for cleaning it up, Utility rate relief doesn’t have to be more ‘tax and spend’, Hunters and fishermen will be hurt by uranium mining and An enchanted evening for all

Something worth saving, Hope lives on Goode Street and Giving more than receiving

I have read the letters to the editor about how people were displeased with their treatment at Danville Regional Medical Center. For the past 50-plus years, I have been a patient there many times and had numerous surgeries. My sons were born there. I have always been treated very well and had no complaints at all with the treatment I received.

No one is ever a loser who stands for what is good and right. We don’t need more alcohol, but less. As a matter of fact, we don’t need any to know how to socialize and enjoy life. Jesus Christ is who we need. Still praying daily for those in authority in our city who “we voted in to represent us.”

I am greatly concerned about the possibility of uranium mining and milling here in Pittsylvania County, which is currently under consideration and dispute.

Thanksgiving was saved!, Has the public had its fill? and A lot for us to worry about

Several citizens have contacted the Olde Leaksville Merchants and city of Eden to inquire why there are no Christmas lights on Washington Street this year.

As a member of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, I would like to thank everyone who participated in Reidsville’s 26th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Volunteers from area churches and scout troops helped serve and deliver meals.

It’s a huge financial fraud and Woods will be missed by all

Here’s why Obama is scary, Support the Averett Cougars and Who benefits from socialism?

In the uranium debate, who is David and who is Goliath?

Let’s give Obama some time, How long can we afford it?, Disappointed by this city plan and Get Congress back to basics

The Dye House was blown off Danville’s seal and So much for a good opinion

Two families move forward in pain and John Whitehead gets pro-life all wrong

DXM death destroys family, What now for Obama?, The FairTax effort continues, That’s not the way it’s done and So much for responsibility

It didn’t stop on Nov. 4, Danville Regional was already ‘there’ when it was sold and By all means, spread wealth

Thanks to the ruling class and Wilson thanks city voters

We need to stop this before it gets out of control.

Recently, a letter to the editor appeared in the Eden Daily News and the Reidsville Review regarding remarks that I supposedly made at an October meeting of the Rockingham County Partnership for Economic Development and Tourism. The information that has since circulated with respect to this meeting is simply incorrect. In this letter, it is my intention to correct the confusion created by an uninformed interpretation of the Vehicle Miles Travel tax (VMT), and of statements I made pertaining to it.

Hopefully next year, the Leaksville merchants will take the time to pay respect to all the veterans who have so proudly served their country!

Our objective was to bring Red home safe to his loving family. Even though we did not meet our objective, I believe Red is home now and safe in God’s arms.

I just thought I would let the fine people of Danville know that we made the news abroad.

I am starting a campaign called “Freedom for the Voter.”

I read, “A problem we can’t ignore,” (Oct. 19, page A11) with great interest. I am one of the new physicians who have been recruited to Danville Regional Medical Center. I came here not because I needed a job, but because I felt that this facility was a diamond in the rough with many good people who want to see this hospital succeed, a good subspecialty base — which is unusual for a hospital and community of this size — and the desire to be a highly functioning provider of health care.

I was featured in, “Marine mom in new battle,” (Nov. 2, page A1), and I am here to correct all the wrong information.

Words cannot express the appreciation I feel toward the citizens of Danville for choosing me to serve as their treasurer.