Do you want to add your voice to a community discussion or debate? How about writing a letter to the editor?

Letters From Sondheim and the Offstage Magic of Mail From an Idol Stephen Sondheim in his life was known for transforming theater yet to his fans he was also known for his ongoing friendships over ...

I am writing in response to Warner Wasley’s letter in The Observer (Jan. 19, 2021). Unlike Mr. Wasley, I believe it is important for the newspaper to report on the variety of views held in this ...

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Following on the move to rename the MoBay City Run in honour of philanthropist Jill Stewart, the organisers have gone a step further by incorporating her initials in the ...

On 21 March 2017, the New York Observer and the Hollywood Reporter published articles about a teen coder named Lucy and cease and desist letters she reportedly received from representatives of ...

It was just 50 years ago, May 6, 1966, to be exact, when I arrived in town as the newest community editor for what was then the Nankin Observer. Ten days later, it was the Westland Observer.

On Election Day, I volunteered as a poll site observer. I felt privileged to watch poll workers check in voters, answer questions and solve problems.

Shouldn't the "Letters to The Observer" section be a forum for local readers to exchange views on topics of current interest? Why does The Fayetteville Observer publish letters from people well out… ...

Fayetteville Observer Letters to the Editor: Here is how to submit one. | Opinion We ask that your letter avoid personal attacks; we can all disagree without being disagreeable.

Letters cannot exceed 130 words and often run shorter. We can't acknowledge unused letters. All letters become property of the Observer. Letters are published online and in print. The Observer Forum ...

The New York Observer is pulling the plug on open letters from its writers that criticize the paper — and its controversial relationship to Donald Trump. Ryan Holiday, a journalist and editor-at ...

The City of Durham’s logo is changing, but not too much, and the redesign cost a lot less than the new logo of its Triangle neighbor.