I am writing in support of the upcoming Ada library levy. As someone interested in Ada’s history, I use and appreciate the local newspapers and records that the public library has put online.

Donald Trump's words have always been noxious, but his recently released comments are beyond the pale. Quick to forgive one of their own though, polls show that Republicans are overwhelming willing to pardon their presidential candidate's boasts about sexually assaulting women.

Turning Compassion into Action is the 50th year theme of the United Way of Hardin County for 2016. Did you know that the United Way of Hardin County supports 19 agencies, as well as providing Venture Grants for special needs in our county?

Have you visited the Ada Public Library recently or used their user-friendly website? At the library, you and your family have opportunities for free Wi-Fi, free computer usage, free notary service, voter registration, and excellent programs for babies through adults, including book discussions for tweens and adults.

As a resident, taxpayer and registered voter of Mt.. Victory, I am very appalled of the reckless spending of the village monies.

To the editor: I would like to thank the person that turned my Fitbit bracelet in to the fair office at the Hardin County Fair.

In 1973, a liberal Supreme Court manufactured out of whole cloth a new constitutional right. Of course I am speaking of Rowe v. Wade and the right of a woman to choose an abortion.

I have heard some people say that Donald Trump is a good businessman. Well, take a look at his record. Trump Airlines – a failure.

I don’t live in Kenton or Hardin County, but wanted to say someone has been doing a great job watering the hanging baskets and corner flowers as they are as beautiful as any gardens. I have been looking at the flowers before the rains came and it was very dry.

A national railroaders event normally held in Cincinnati will be held in downtown Marion Aug. 12-13. It is called “Summerail.” Multi-media video programs will be shown in the beautiful Palace Theatre on Saturday from 1-10 p.m., with time out for dinner.