Letters
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To the editor, Derrick Van Orden voted for the 2025 tax bill that has been called One Big Beautiful Bill (H.R. 1), but should be called the Big Billionaire Bill, which makes a permanent $1 … more
To the editor, I would like to conclude my discussion by first addressing the false virtue signaling of those who claim, “all are welcome” and “unity not division.”  If this is … more
To the editor, In the Aug. 26, 2026 Piece County Journal, there was a quote from Sheriff Koranda which caused me great concern. His quote: "I can tell you that if I wasn't the sheriff, I'd be … more
To the editor, Remember the scenes in the movie “Groundhog Day” where the character Phil Connors steps into the same icy cold puddle every morning, repeating the same bad day over and over … more
To the editor, Some local officials think they have no power over billionaires — the .00001% — who are scheming to cover our rural lands with their industrial livestock factories and data … more
To the editor, Why is the desire to have border security not a bipartisan issue? Why are so many people angry at those enforcing our immigration laws? The blame for such extensive immigration … more
To the editor, We have been under a severe drought and not a word in the Journal. NOT A WORD! The Journal does a good job of reporting scheduled events and meetings. But when it … more
To the editor, Too often, the diseases that do the most damage are the ones that give us the best chance to stop them if we catch them early. Colorectal cancer (CRC) is one of them. CRC is … more
To the editor, Farmers and the middle class are being crushed by Derrick Van Orden. Van Orden voted for the 2025 tax bill, the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill, that added massive costs for … more
To the editor, Tom Tiffany wants you to believe he’s the perfect candidate to be Wisconsin’s governor. Turns out, we have very different ideas of what “perfect” means.  In a … more
To the editor, Nearly everyone associates red kettles with the Salvation Army. They are frequently seen outside doorways and in vestibules of businesses during November and December. Perhaps … more
To the editor, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who helped make Saturday’s A Confluence of Communities event possible and such a success.  A special thank you goes … more
To the editor, In this letter, I will continue my previous discourse regarding our God-given human dignity, and how secular society violates it. As such, I would like to specifically address … more
To the editor, The next several weeks before the Midterm Election already show signs of being contentious. We can expect this to be a bitter fight, as so much is at stake. That’s why … more
To the editor, In my last letter, I discussed how evil is working its way into every aspect of our lives, and that excluding God from the public space is the primary cause of it. I would like to … more
To the editor, As many residents know, the City of Prescott is involved in a lawsuit concerning Leo's Landing. I won't speculate on the legal details because I don't know all the facts. My … more
To the editor, Regarding a Facebook post on July 15, 2026 from Chad Koranda for Sheriff page: The role of Sheriff is super important. We have a great Sheriff who understands the limits, needs … more
To the editor, The River Falls Garden Tour sponsored by the Lion's Club and several additional supporters was wonderful! A sincere thank you to all the sponsors and the gardeners who opened … more
To the editor, Why would anyone not want every Wisconsinite to have good affordable healthcare? Or prevent illness? Alas, Wisconsin is now 49th in funding Public Health. Only … more
To the editor, Smoky skies aren’t going away anytime soon, and neither are temperatures in the mid-90s. I don’t have air conditioning, so during the worst of the heat and smoke, my … more
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