Letters to the Editor

To submit a letter to the editor, please email your submission to letters@ljworld.com or mail it to Box 888, Lawrence KS 66044. Letters should be 250 words or less, be of public interest and should avoid libelous language. The Journal-World reserves the right to edit letters, as long as viewpoints are not altered. Letters must bear the name, address and telephone number of the writer.

Letter to the editor: Marshall’s habit of doing nothing

To the editor: Roger Marshall’s career in the Senate is one of doing nothing. In the face of an illegal trade policy that has caused a billion dollars of harm to Kansas farmers, he did nothing. In the face of an ego-driven, unauthorized war in Iran that has — so far — cost nearly two ...

Letter to the editor: Support Wakarusa businesses

To the editor: I am upset about the prolonged disruption to business reported by the Journal-World involving the Miller Mart and other small businesses located in the shopping area southwest of the Clinton Parkway/Wakarusa intersection. This area is part of the Southwest Trafficway ...

Letter to the editor: If only there were a donor for Hilltop

To the editor: The most valuable and vulnerable citizens of any civilization are the children. They are also costly to raise. Childcare centers do not generate cash flow. Good childcare centers give peace of mind to parents who work. Hilltop, where I taught from 2008 to 2024, gave a lot to ...

Letter to the editor: Kobach’s costly choice

To the editor: I read with interest recently about a claim for attorneys’ fees which has been made in a local criminal case for over $4.5 million. While I confess that I have not followed the case that closely, if the article can be taken on its face, a gross miscarriage of justice had ...

Letter to the editor: A way to support data centers

To the editor: The two articles about data centers in Saturday, Sept. 19's Lawrence Journal-World are excellent and definitely worth serious consideration. An interesting statistic about data centers across America is that originally 7,000 of them were proposed; 4,000 have already been built. ...

Letter to the editor: Addicted to publicity

To the editor: Donald Trump cares much more about short-term economic boom than he does about long-term risks. And the same can be said about his addiction to publicity. Whatever gets him attention, especially if it appeals to his MAGA base, is what he will do or say. This goes for his ...