Letter: The government (1/3/2024) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Yesterday when I was born, the government of men that had the law arrested, judged and crucified King Jesus Christ; yesterday He was here, after the Resurrection from… …
New Year’s resolutions (1/3/2024) - Ready for the New Year? We asked our Facebook friends last week about their New Year’s resolutions for 2024. Twenty percent of our survey takes said they want to exercise… …
At home or on the road? (12/27/2023) - This question was posed on our Facebook page last week, and most of our polltakers decided to stick close to home this holiday season. A total of 50 percent of… …
Editorial: Hail the new year (12/27/2023) - Hail the new year: A clean slate starts on Monday, time to pull everything out of the closets and act on all other resolutions. As one day ticks over to… …
Letter: Where is the money? (12/27/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: For the past six months or more, our county administrator and five members of the Gloucester Board of Supervisors have urged us to incur a large $35 million… …
Letter: The other side (12/27/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: On Tuesday, Dec. 19, there was a board of supervisors’ meeting in Mathews, and the Gazette-Journal had an article about the meeting and left out the other side’s… …
Letter: Our future is our children (12/27/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I almost missed it. My son showed it to me during our family Christmas Eve gathering. A letter to this newspaper written by individual fourth graders, sharing their… …
Letter: Hail to the Polecats? (12/27/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: The Washington Commanders are not very good. They need a new coach, some new players and, most of all, they need a new name. The “Commanders” neither inspires… …
Letter: Thank you for your service (12/27/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Thank you very much to Randy Burak (Abingdon District) and Robin Rice (At-Large), retiring members of the Gloucester County School Board, for your commitment to the children and… …
Let it snow! (12/20/2023) - Well, the results are in and a whopping 73.3 percent of our Facebook friends are ready for the winter weather. Twenty percent of our poll takers absolutely do not want… …
Editorial: Teamwork (12/13/2023) - When things go wrong, news travels fast and everyone seems to have an opinion, and everyone seems to be not exactly shy in sharing it. When things go right? We… …
Letter: Thank you, Gloucester (12/13/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: As the Abingdon District representative on the school board for the past 20 years over the past 24, I have been humbled, honored and thankful for the privilege… …
Letter: Freedom of speech (12/13/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Only despotic governments restrain freedom of speech. On Dec. 5, the Gloucester County Board of Supervisors temporarily allowed unrestrained freedom of speech for public comments. For this moment,… …
Letter: A memorable parade (12/13/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Thank you, Mathews, for such a memorable Christmas parade! Special thanks to oh so many people, beginning with Shawn Cosby—thank you for loving your hometown as much as… …
Letter: Standing with Israel (12/13/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: The Mathews County Republican Committee recently adopted the following resolution: Whereas the Mathews County Republican Committee supports the right of the State of Israel to exist as a… …
Letter: Sad and senseless (12/13/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: To the hunter that shot a lone Canada goose in my open field, which is posted, on Dec. 2: Stay off of my land and do not endanger… …
How do you spend the holidays? (12/13/2023) - This question was posed on our Facebook page last week. The most popular answer by far was spending time with loved ones, which received 23.5 percent of the vote. Exchanging… …
Editorial: Remembrance Day (12/6/2023) - Flags at half-mast today will be just about the only indicator of the shocking attack at Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941 that catapulted the United States into World War… …
Letter: Happier times (12/6/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: Wasn’t too long ago if you really think about it, to some extent all you had to worry about was what you were gonna have for dinner. Now… …
Letter: Joyful season (12/6/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: As Christmas approaches we begin to deck the halls and get ready to gather around our loved ones. Let us not forget the true reason why we celebrate… …
Holiday movie favorites (12/6/2023) - This week, we asked our Facebook followers to tell us their favorite holiday movie. “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” and “Miracle on 34th Street” tied for the top pick with both… …
Editorial: An opportunity? (11/29/2023) - 2032. That’s the year when the tolls are supposed to be removed from the George P. Coleman Memorial Bridge—tolls originally imposed to pay for the bridge’s expansion to four lanes… …
Letter: Keep Christ in Christmas (11/29/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: A few years ago, Newington Baptist Church had a few nativity sets extra after decorating the church. One of the ladies suggested offering them to the people living… …
Letter: Perhaps we all should be afraid (11/29/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: I am afraid. Not for me personally but for our republic. I have voted in presidential elections for more than 65 years and, for the first time, I… …
Letter: Remembering a true philanthropist (11/29/2023) - Editor, Gazette-Journal: In this season of giving and being thankful, I wanted to take the opportunity to remember and express my gratitude for the life of William Simmons Sr. For… …