I read your Editor’s Notes column on the Braves today (Page 1A, Oct. 21). I rarely am motivated to respond to articles. Read the full story
Bingo will be back on the ballot in November and as a long-time member of the Elks Lodge, I want to strongly encourage you to vote YES on this amendment. In order for the Anniston Elks Lodge No. 189 to continue with our charity bingo games, which have contributed over $88,000 just this year …
I am reaching out to Anniston residents to ask for help in keeping the city on the right path. The right path is the one that our mayor, Jack Draper, has us on.
David Reddick will make an extraordinary mayor for the city of Anniston. He is reliable and always available to serve the people.
David Reddick is the right choice for Anniston’s mayor. I have attended City Council meetings for many years, and I can say that Reddick is the right man for the job.
As we approach a local Anniston election, let’s reflect on our past and what our elected officials need to do better than they have before.Â
If citizens want Anniston to prosper financially, please re-elect Jay Jenkins as the city councilman for Ward 1.
As an Anniston resident, I appreciate the many developments witnessed over the past four years under Mayor Jack Draper’s tenure. He has worked to expand recreational attractions and grow events that bring people from near and far to spend their dollars here while enjoying opportunities not f…
We would like to commend Anniston’s Ward 1 city councilman, Jay Jenkins.
I am supporting my neighbor, Jay Jenkins, for re-election as Anniston city councilman for Ward 1. Anyone who knows me knows I am not a politician, but I am a realist.
I am backing Jack Draper for mayor of Anniston and hope you will join me.Â
I am proud to serve with Jay Jenkins on the Health Care Authority of the City of Anniston. Jay is very thorough in everything he does. He thinks everything out. Jay was selected to chair the finance committee because of his traits, experience, level-headedness and willingness to research.
The late Rev. Woodfin K. Grove, Pastor Emeritus, said change is inevitable. Whether positive or negative, it is always a challenge.
Bob Folsom gets my vote for mayor of Anniston.
Anniston’s leadership for the next four years will be selected in less than two weeks. Leadership matters. Our city leaders represent us — you and me. It is critically important that we select men and women qualified by competence, integrity and vision. I encourage you to support Robert B. (…
Elections require serious thought. Experience is at the top of my list when I evaluate the candidates for Anniston mayor and my ward representative. If you think otherwise, please remember 2008, the Gene Robinson, John Spain and David Dawson debacle. All were newcomers in city government. Th…
In the upcoming Anniston mayoral election I would like you to consider my friend, Bob Folsom.
Thank you for the opportunity to endorse Bob Folsom for mayor of Anniston.Â
I submit Bob Folsom for your consideration as mayor of Anniston. Bob has been involved in various community projects to improve our city. He is a person who can work with others to get the job done. Bob has the education and work experience to be qualified as mayor. He has shown leadership b…
It is my pleasure to express and encourage voter support of Tim Brunson, mayoral candidate for Anniston's upcoming election on Aug. 25.
Gov. Ivey’s order for non-essential businesses to close until April 17 was necessary. However, our neighbors who own small businesses are being required to do without revenues from their businesses for three weeks, and their employees are having to do without earnings.
The 2020 Census has been talked about a lot lately. The U.S. Census is one of the most important things that we can do to help our state. Local, state and federal funding decisions are made with the data that comes from filling out the census.
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this perspective are my own.
In reference to Mr. Billy Price, "We need experience, not a coach, in Senate." As an avid reader of this newspaper, I, Gary Hayes, have agreed with most of your editorials that you have had published in this paper. Now I have to disagree with you on Tommy Tuberville. This isn't about a coach…
I am disappointed and perplexed — not that anyone cares. What are we to do, those of us who recycle responsibly? There are not enough folks who are willing to pay for curbside recycling.Â
Recently, several so-called hard-nosed, right-winged Conservative Republicans have filled the Speak Out section of The Anniston Star with blames for everything on Democrats and progressive thinkers of this community. I have decided to give my opinions about why they feel a need to target Dem…
