Letters

In the news lately there has been a rash of child drownings that caused me to remember a prayer I clipped from the Old Louisville Times in 1966. I have files of newspaper clippings and magazines, and quotes from writers of books, something that will cause my children to gasp at when they find them someday. I thought some of your readers might find the prayer as beautiful as I did.

The Taylor County High School Class of 2011 Project Graduation was a success this year due to the generous donations and support from our community. This event allowed the graduating class to celebrate their accomplishment together in a safe and drug-free environment, with games, food and prizes.

On behalf of the Taylor County High School PTSO, senior parents and TCHS Class of 2011, we would like to thank the following businesses, churches, organizations and individuals that donated or contributed to the Taylor County High School Project Graduation:

In regard to the story "A blast from the Past" published on July 28:

Our compliments to you for hiring and helping to further train young people like Ellen Hittson. She was an absolute joy during the interview, and her finished article certainly captured the closeness and friendships that have lasted for years.

Campbellsville and Taylor County provided such a safe, loving base for our lives, and it is certainly rewarding to see opportunities continuing to be given to young people in the forming of their futures. Kudos to you.

I read the code of ethics and this subject pertains to that. We all have read the paper or even a police report that the details are either not all there or they have thrown in something that you think, "Where did that come from?" We depend on others to get our information correctly.

Those who write reports and take down notes should realize how they can affect other people's lives. Whether it be for insurance purposes or for court, it can make a difference.