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Letters

  • May is National Military Appreciation month

    Editor:

    In 1999, Congress designated the month of May as “National Military Appreciation Month” to ensure that our Nation is given the opportunity every year  to publicly demonstrate their appreciation for the sacrifices and successes made by our servicemen and women.  During the month of May we should all make a sincere effort to honor the current and former members of the armed services especially those who have died in the pursuit of our freedom and safety.

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  • Thanks to all for help with mock crash

    Editor:

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  • Consider internet purchase exchange at police station to increase safety

    Editor: 

    I read in The Courier Journal where the La Grange Police Department has created an internet purchase exchange location to ensure safety of residents hoping to buy or sell items through arrangements made on line (internet e.g. Craigs List, E-Bay, Amazon). 

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  • Tourism thanks everyone for help with Civil War Living History event

    Editor:

    On behalf of Carrollton/Carroll Co Tourism, I would like to thank the following for their help in making our “Civil War Living History” a success this year!

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  • Wedding band found at White Castle mobile

    Editor:

    On Saturday, April 16, the Carrollton Fire Department hosted the White Castle Crave Mobile and collected donations for Crusade For Children. Inside the fire boot used to collect donations, a wedding band was found. If you believe it is yours, contact me, Chief Mike Terrell, at (502) 732-7041.

     

    Chief Mike Terrell

    Carrollton Fire Department

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  • Food pantry served 3,103 people last year

    Editor:

    The Food Pantry of Carroll  County, Inc., sends its gratitude to the community for the continued support of our work.

    As most have observed, we left our long-time home at St. John’s Catholic Church to reside at 517 Seventh St. More than a change in space, we also secured 501c3 status to broaden our reach in fundraising.

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  • Main Street thanks helpers with Easter event

    Editor:

    The Carrollton Main Street Program would like to express its sincere thanks to the following for their help in making our recent Easter on the Square event a huge success: Carrollton Wal-Mart, Ron Knight and the City of Carrollton Public Works Department, Carrollton Police Department, Carrollton Fire Department, Kentucky Kruizers and Dave Weed, our volunteers from Family Worship Center, and the other volunteers who helped with the event. Without these people, the event would not have been possible.

    Sincerely,

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  • Three Rivers Friends of NRA banquet huge success

    Editor:

    On March 12, Three Rivers Friends of NRA held its annual banquet at the National Guard Armory in Carrollton, and it was a huge success. This year we had 226 people participate in our raffles, games and live auction. Congratulations to all the winners.

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  • Addicts must choose to change their life

    Editor:

    We know there is a need to change the direction of substance abuse and drug addiction in our community. What can Life In Carrollton do to change our community? Why should you support Life In Carrollton?

    I was an addict for eight years and an alcoholic for 17 years. I have certainly lived the lifestyle of the addict.

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  • Teen night event proves successful

    Editor:

    I would like to take this opportunity to thank a handful of great people that helped make our first ever “Teen Night” a success.

    Sponsored by the Carroll County Health Department, Champions for a Drug Free Carroll County and Haven of Hope Pregnancy Services, Maria Breeden and I teamed up to bring this fun night a reality for young ladies ages 12-18.

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