I appreciate the Palatka Daily News and the expanding coverage of late. More is needed for the Crescent City, Georgetown and Fruitland areas.

We all have basic human needs. We need food, water, clothing and shelter. Some of us have more difficulty than others attaining these items.

Palatka and Putnam County are on the verge of great things, it appears. To accomplish lofty things, we will need to work together more and better than we have ever done.

I am writing in response to Saturday’s article in the Daily News titled, “Peterson sues sheriff, current mayor, Daily News.”

There is a good chance you’re reading this while bundled under a blanket or wearing a jacket.

There seems to be confusion about what House Bill 1310 and Senate Bill 247 will do as evidenced in the Jan.

“Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it for one of the least of these brothers or sisters of Mine, you did it for Me.”

– Matthew 25:40, NASV

If you happen to subscribe to the Palatka Daily News and have read the paper over the last several months, you may have noticed there is an abundance of events taking place on almost every given we

The front page headline of Tuesday’s Palatka Daily News reads “Homeless endure freezing nights in the streets.”

In areas throughout Florida, including Crescent City, downtowns are looking to take part in what is called the Florida Main Street program.