"The City’s decision to lease the power plant to Twisted Oak Corporation to develop the Jasper Clean Energy Project continues to be a topic of discussion and misinformation, including the information being disseminated by the group opposing the project."

"Mr. Schuetter and the city continue to maintain that they are focusing on the facts and the opponents are focusing on emotion. ... We continue to oppose this plant at all levels, from its effects on health to how it was brought forth."

Several years ago The Herald ran a story about a duo who drove across country to pick up a little white West Highland terrier at the Dubois County Humane Society. This letter to the editor reveals the final chapter.

Seems like the Indiana Economic Development Corp., a state agency, is going to hand over $345,000 to Zeke Turner, son of Republican House Speaker Pro Tem Eric Turner.

Your cartoon selection on May 7 was in poor taste.

Who or what's to blame?

Is this what we want our county’s elected officials spending their time on — a $1 million, one-half-mile emergency road? I know I don’t.

We are surrounded every day by the impact of agriculture in our lives, yet so many individuals do not understand or appreciate the importance of agriculture in their daily lives.

As the tangled web of Benghazi, Libya, now begins to unravel, regardless of your political affiliation, there remains one big question: Why?

For longer than most can remember, the political harlots and crony capitalists have rigged the game and decimated formerly productive economies here and abroad.

We appreciated the article in The Herald on bone marrow transplant that featured Joe and Bernie Helming, our dad and uncle.

Every year since 1963, May has been the month to appreciate and celebrate the vitality and aspirations of older adults and their contributions and achievements.