LETTERS: Bill relief requested
Without a doubt, a significant percentage of our population will be facing hard times, owing to the COVID-19 virus and related emergency requirements imposed...
LETTERS: They’re not hoarders
In response to This is in response to “Stockpiled,” your editorial printed March 31. Do you know what a hoarder is? A hoarder is...
LETTERS: Nonchalant distancing
The new provisions and sanctions for global health safety should pose as a tactical individual standard, but for the multitudes the destructive power of...
COVID rules exaggerated
From the president to our local officials, everybody is concerned about this pandemic. The recommendations they have imposed on the citizens, like isolation and...
Facilities need help
As a social work student, I was shocked when I learned about the reality of assisted living facilities in the state of Texas. The...
COMMENTARY: Building fire protection
By Eugene Fernandez
On May 8, 1908, Mayor Frederic Combe’s administration carried out an overhaul of Market Square, whitewashing it and proposing that screens be...
COMMENTARY: A primer on the coronavirus
NURA SALHADAR, MY TURN
As a recent public health graduate, I have found it surreal to watch a major public health crisis unfold before my very...
LETTERS: Where are city leaders?
For the first time we have had to deal with something fatal called the coronavirus.
Where are the seven city commissioners whom we elect into...
LETTERS: Pelosi Blasted
Thank you, Nancy Pelosi! The next time I visit the Kennedy Center in New York City, I’ll send you a thank-you note. Of course, I...
LETTERS: Advocate for children
April was National Child Abuse Prevention Month, and CASA of Cameron-Willacy is raising awareness of the need for more dedicated members of the community...
