I’m extremely disappointed in Democrat Supervisor George Schwartz (Falmouth), who presides over the Stafford Board of Supervisors. 

It is shameful how the people who whined that we “didn’t finish the job” in the first Persian Gulf War are now the same ones who lament the sacrifice necessary to do so today [Sun editorial: Far too many lives lost in Iraq, March 28-April 3].

I’m certain Mr. Blankenship managed to raise the ire of many Christians in his last column and I am one of them

While I know it’s not an easy job, I want to personally thank Speaker Bill Howell for fighting against unnecessary tax hikes, especially the gas tax. His continued leadership on responsible spending and lower taxes is much appreciated by this mother of four.

When you’re on the highway, one glance at the kids in the backseat, a grab at the cell phone, or even changing the radio could cost a life - possibly your own.

I’m glad to see the Sun covering important road safety issues. Unfortunately, the April 4 article regarding Hope Road contains several factual errors that likely left readers with the wrong impression.

How nice. In his Parenting column last week, Jonathan Hunley pilloried recent public musings by “two seemingly intelligent women” concerning the two democratic presidential front-runners. 

April is Organ Donor Month. It is a time when my family reflects on a tragic event in our lives.

I had a wonderful time going up to Washington, D.C. for the National Epilepsy Foundation Walk. 

How disgusting that the Stafford County Sun publishes a picture of children selling live rabbits on the front page of Talk of the Town

The information mentioned in “Officials: Prepare for tornados” explains quite clearly that one needs to be prepared for what anything life may choose to bring.

I am a Virginia voter, social worker, animal lover, trained Emergency Animal Services Rescue volunteer and full-time mom.

Baby-boomers collect books they loved as kids

Every year in the United States more highway workers are killed than police and firefighters combined.

The small business owners of Aquia Towne Center are not being treated fairly at all by Ramco-Gershenson. 

The 2005 board of supervisors election was hotly contested.

On behalf of the American Cancer Society’s National Capital Region, I applaud Wegmans

One of the most common fears is a “fear of snakes” and I would like to add to that, what about the “fear of rats”? 

On behalf of Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust, owner of Aquia Towne Center, I want to thank Supervisor Paul Milde and the Stafford County Board of Supervisors, for their favorable consideration of the property’s rezoning application last month.

The Stafford County planners don’t seem to understand that to solve “global warming” all need to act locally.

The drought, having caused a water shortage and putting a tight grip on water usage has been rough on people, plants and animals.