A quiet heroe
     Every once in a while, something happens to remind us what a great country we live in. On Monday of this week Waynesboro's Jim Williams was recognized by the United States Marine Corps for his service during World War II.
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RFD
By Bonnie K. Taylor General Manager The True Citizen
     We have received a few calls about Holy Week services inquiring about why they were not in the newspaper last week.
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Looking Back
     10 Years Ago: April 11, 1996 A $686,000 federal grant was announced for the City of Keysville to start a wastewater collection and treatment system.
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I DON'T MEAN TO NAG, BUT ...
Steven Rice
     I stopped at BI-LO to buy some diapers (not for me) and a Diet Coke (for me). I had just left Camino Real (two chicken quesadillas and cheese dip, 'cause I can't get enough of the "queso" in quesadilla) and was having a low self-esteem day.
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IMMIGRATION: WHAT'S NEXT?
Bill Shipp
     Let's face reality. The figurative shooting may still be going on, but the Second Mexican War is over. We won the first one in the 19th century. We may have lost this time, though most of our government remains in denial.
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THE JOY AND SORROW AND JOY OF EASTER
Lucy Adams
     Easter 1975 My older brother and I awoke early to find two HUMONGOUS Easter troughs filled to the brims with candies in every color of the pastel rainbow.
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Letters to the Editor
     Editor: Many thanks for the wonderful articles about the Edmund Burke Chapter NSDAR's Mad Hatters Brunch.
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