Letter to the Editor

This is an exciting week across America! Today is Election Day, Friday is Veterans Day, and Sunday, Nov. 13 is the Election Integrity Symposium at Holyoke High School.

It is for this reason I am writing this letter. This event opens at 11 a.m. in the high school, and is an educational and informative non-partisan event that should be something all people care about, no matter which way you vote today. This is one reason the Symposium is happening after the election.

Many of us who belong to Phillips County Election Integrity Project did so because we wanted to find out the truth about all the issues that surround the elections. We are finding out more about how we can help and be a part of the process that was designed by our Founding Fathers who created the foundation of the Republic of America.

I appreciate we still have a paper in our community and hope you will be able to attend as well as those reading this. Thank you for letting us tell you about the Symposium that provides amazing speakers to educate and inspire us to become involved to learn the truth and help the Republic of America flourish again, as intended by our creator who gave us our inalienable rights though the Constitution of America.

I am ever so grateful for the veterans through the years who have fought so valiantly for our freedoms we have enjoyed!’

The doors open at 11 a.m., where there will be booths to check out and food available to purchase from FBLA. Tickets will be available at the door to purchase for the largest Election Integrity Symposium, with national speakers in Colorado. 

Cherrie Anne Brown

PCEIP volunteer