To the editor: I am writing to let people know that Sept. 18 is POW/MIA Day. We need to remember all the prisoners of war and missing in action veterans.

I am writing this letter to express my thoughts on the proposed merger of Heritage Cooperative and Legacy Farmers’ Cooperative. I received my voting packet today and find that the reasons given for this merger are much the same as were given for the last merger between Champaign Landmark and Farmers’ Commission that formed Heritage Cooperative.

Blanchard Dunkirk Washington Ambulance District (aka Blanchard Dunkirk Washington EMS) is actively recruiting people who are interested in taking Emergency Medical Technician Basic training. The ambulance district is in need of volunteer EMTs to help man the EMS district. Daytime help is badly needed.

The bald eagle is native solely to North America and was adopted as the United States symbol in 1782 – the eagle is depicted on the great seal of America.

It has deeply troubled me for quite some time to watch the deterioration of our country, and the decline of our morals and values. We now accept certain things as everyday common law and practice that we used to find abhorrent when done by other countries.

Recently I received a phone call from the police department saying that they had my credit card. It had been turned in by a young lady that had found it in the shopping center parking lot.

We would just like to thank the entire 2015 Relay for Life of Hardin County, Cancer Survivor Dinner that was held on July 24 at the Hardin County Fairgrounds. What a team of caring leaders and all involved.

As Hardin County Relay for Life has come to an end, I want to thank all of those that work so hard to make an awesome event. But at the same time I am saddened by the lack of response from the community, city and county officials.

I would like to say to the person or persons who went on private property and vandalized my home and stole the trailer from behind my lawn mower and the battery from the mower: It was pretty low down of you to do this when my husband lay dying.

We left Kenton in May 1967 and moved to Bryan, Ohio, close to my work, but we continued to receive the Kenton Times. I have found the data about the courthouse very interesting. There is some information I want to make you aware of that involved the courthouse and very few people do not know.