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The president ignoring the Kennedy Center Honors, a tradition for past presidents, is one example of his lack of support for the performing arts.
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In a letter, the CEO of the U.S. Travel Association says eliminating tourism promotion has been a failure in other places.
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A letter-writer recalls a more respectable color scheme for the famed clock along Orange Avenue.
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The plan to develop 100 acres of Split Oak Forest for the Osceola Parkway extension is still too much environmental destruction, one letter-writer says.
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A letter-writer responds to the Universal Orlando CEO's defense of the Kirkman Road project.
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Raising the legal age to purchase tobacco to 21 will protect future generations from addiction and disease, one letter-writer says.
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On Thanksgiving Day, readers discuss what the holiday means to them.
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One letter-writer longs for a president with composure and compassion, not one whose behavior must be separated from his accomplishments.
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The decision on capital punishment rests on defining what is right and wrong in our judicial system, one letter-writer says.
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Chick-fil-A's decision to stop donating to Christian charities with anti-LGBTQ policies should be applauded, not met with complaints the company didn't go far enough, one letter-writer says.
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One letter-writer says a recent editorial about the Osceola Parkway Extension missed a bigger point about the protection of all conservation land.
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A letter-writer equates the Donald Trump presidency's strengths and weaknesses to the Muppets' Two-Headed Monster.
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After seeing the movie "Harriet" about the life of Harriet Tubman, a letter-writer said the proposal to put the icon on the $20 bill should come back to the public eye.
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Lauren Ritchie's call to raise the minimum wage to $15 is smart, but a few caveats need to be addressed, one letter-writer says.
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Teaming with HCA Healthcare for a teaching hospital is denying UCF medical students the chance to learn in nearby hospitals.
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Letter writers praise the AdventHealth CEO for talking about mental health challenges, and call for Orlando not to approve scooters downtown.
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Letter writers address school security following the latest shootings and a proposed law to require parental consent for minors who want abortions.
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Sentinel letter writers have opinions on using the word "snowflake" at a Veterans Day ceremony and how lawmakers actions show they really don't care about women.
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Letter writers on John Morgan and his minimum wage push, as well as the wages of sin.
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Letter writers encourage Orlando's LaBelle to stop selling furs and for standard time to become permanent, not daylight saving.
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Letter writers urge the region to keep the Split Oak Forest intact, call on Congress to summon Hunter Biden to testify, and stop labeling gay people as un-Christian.
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The United States backing out of the Paris Climate Agreement is only one way the nation is lagging behind on climate issues, a letter-writer says.
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Florida's attorney general opposes an assault-weapons amendment not for policy reasons but for constitutional ones, a letter-writer says.
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In a letter, the U.S. senator takes issue with Bob Morris' guest column facetiously welcoming Donald Trump to Florida.
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A letter-writer says the Sentinel editorial about Paula White called to mind the relationship between religion and politics in the Trump administration.
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One letter-writer was miffed to find the Knights' win over Houston on the bottom of Sunday's sports page, but very happy with UCF's recognition on page A1.
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In a letter, a local senior citizen compares the rejected wage hike for Orange County teachers with his own smaller Social Security increase.
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A letter-writer says his savings since switching to solar power would be offset by Winter Park's decision to raise its fixed electric rates.
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The memorial to honor the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting, which includes a reflecting pool and towering museum, doesn't reflect the scope of the tragedy in a tasteful way, one letter-writer says.
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The number of tourists who clog our roadways each year make it clear that hotel tax money should be used on infrastructure, one letter-writer said.
