The changes to the latest version of the Post-Dispatch were perused with interest. I’m told that the changes were made to conserve newsprint and to reduce associated costs. Just think how much more savings could have been realized if you…

How many more front-page articles can you do about Archbishop Burke and the Catholic Church?  This man says his final mass in St. Louis, and you choose it for your front page story, with a photograph.  I’m sure when Archbishop…

I agree with your letter writer in Sunday’s paper, John Wallach, who wrote that it is an affront to one’s intelligence the way your stories are placed in the paper. In over fifty years of reading the newspaper, I am…

I am very displeased with the new placement of Bill McClellan’s column.  Why move it?

            It was so convenient where it was.  After reading an especially humorous, informative, critical piece, or all of the above, it was so easy to hand…

The letter to the editor in the Sunday, August 10 paper titled “Feeding the perception that primaries don’t matter” expressed well the disappointment that I felt about the lack of endorsements by the Post in the recent election, but it…

Have you read Newberry’s AP article about Michael Phelps next event, the 400 Meter Freestyle Relay, ” Bring on the French……”. For paragraph after repetitive gushing paragraph, Phelps won in world record time crushing, devastating, destroying, inundating, sweeping, eliminating, bullying,…

Regarding the front page photo in Saturday’s edition, “Submerged in Summer”, it is irresponsible of the Post-Dispatch to highlight the dangerous game of breath holding contests. Drowning claims the lives of 1,500 children each year in the United States. Some…

Congratulations to the holier-than-thou Post Dispatch for ‘casting the first stone’ and achieving your goal of ruining Police Chief Mokwa’s career because of his already troubled daughter.  We are all guilty of taking advantage of the positions that life has…

Christine Byers’ story on firefighters honoring Ryan Hummert is one of the most touching, heartfelt and reverential stories I’ve ever read. She “got it” and wrote it beautifully. Thank you!