Opinion

It has been brought to my attention that several people within our community have been misled with untruths and false statements regarding our facilities and the rumor of a bond referendum at Blanco ISD. The following article should clear up the misunderstandings.

Dear Blanco Community, Family & Friends, I know you have heard many times about what a beautiful place Blanco is. The rivers, the deer along the road, the fresh air, the stars at night and small town hominess.

Dear Editor: I just finished reading my Blanco newspaper.

What can I say about him except that he was a great man and my uncle. Gosh, I can remember when he taught my little brother how to release his anger by making arrow heads. I will always be grateful what he did for my cousin and my aunt.

I love my Uncle Johnny. He was a good uncle to me. He died March 27 in Blanco.

Hi All, First of all I would like to ask the editor if I may speak on the behalf of my brother-in-law who died March 27, 2008, Johnny Neil. You see, I am in Georgia and can’t be there to be with the family, so I thought I would show my support here.

“The Stars at Night, Are Big and Bright…. Deep in the Heart of Texas! ” Right?

To the Editor: I believe firmly in the power of people and trust individuals but I have always doubted government.

A Letter to the Editor & An Open Letter to the Community of Blanco: I am writing to draw your attention to a matter that will inevitably affect all residents of the City of Blanco.

Dear Editor, The Blanco County News` lack of coverage of the crisis resulting from PEC Board`s illegal and wasteful actions is most disappointing. Despite extensive coverage by Austin and San Antonio dailies, the News offers no reporting about the reprehensible state of affairs of our electric cooperative.