The Bristol, Tennessee City Council should provide an update and completion date for the Beaver Creek South Greenway Project. Hopefully, they can include information on the Marketing Plan which will advise Hard Rock Casino visitors of this dynamic project, created for the residents of Bristol and the surrounding area. The city can provide a transportation option from the casino, to and from the trailheads at Rooster Front Park and Bristol Motor Speedway. A well thought-out plan will boost tourism to both venues. Let’s get it done!!!
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President Joe Biden promised that if the Democrats won Georgia, then $2,000 survival checks would “go out the door immediately.” President Biden lied.
I depend on the paper for local news including the obituary, yes I am 60, but it has become undeniable to me that the paper has taken a hard left turn bordering on propaganda.
Lots of things disturbed me on Saturday morning. One was the reaction of some representatives to the ETSU basketball team kneeling. Rep. Diana Harshbarger said, “This is disrespectful to everyone who fought or died for our freedoms.” How would she know? I certainly disagree.
Republicans aren’t the only ones to lose their bearings. So have many Virginia Democrats. On one issue — school funding — many so-called progressive Democrats have abandoned key tenets of liberalism apparently inconvenient for their more affluent suburban constituents.
A new Virginia Senate bill would require any city or town to hold its elections in November. While many cities in Virginia already hold all elections in November, Bristol doesn’t — and for good reason. Control over local elections should remain with local leaders and communities.
Cheers for Emory & Henry, which has become the latest college in our area to launch a food pantry to help keep needy students from going hungry.
During a recent General Assembly debate over school funding that pitted the “haves” against the “have-nots,” Del. Mark Sickles, D-Fairfax and one of the “haves,” singled out a county in Southwest Virginia for special criticism.
I am proud of the work I do, and daily I fight to do what is best for my students. I wish Mr. Sickles and his Democratic colleagues could put their NEA money where their votes are. His vote last week certainly showed his foundation for education amounts to a pile of sand.
Picture it: The Donald J. Trump Presidential Library and Museum. Visit the Gallery of Tweets and the Wing of “Perfect” Calls. Snap a selfie while carting off a replica of Nancy Pelosi’s podium before eating “Bigly Burgers” at the Covfefe Cafe.
To help solve the ongoing problems that face our communities, we must go beyond traditional health care support. We must step up through commitment and compassion in supporting our rural communities when they need us most to address their new, increasing and urgent needs.