Storm-wearing residents who experienced damage to their property during Hurricane Delta should contact their insurer as soon as possible to start the claims process, even if they already have a Hurricane Laura-related claim open, according to the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA).
If you’re looking for a high road in political advertising, you’ll find it somewhere between the South Pole and Hades. Short of photoshopping devil horns on your opponent, anything goes. There are no rules. It’s Thunderdome, where truth is relative and context is but a rumor.
The death of popular former Gov. Mike Foster and the reminiscing that has followed provided the latest reminder of how much Louisiana Capitol politics have transformed over nearly two decades and been reshaped by partisanship.
After the first presidential debate mercifully ended, Fox News analyst and moderator Chris Wallace called the free-for-all “interesting.” A better word is ugly.
Many Democrats are getting nervous about the upcoming presidential election.
Jennings Daily News would like to know your opinions on the issues we report or happenings within the parish and state, which is why we offer a “Letters to the Editor” space in most of our Sunday editions.
That’s over, and not a second too soon.
I just signed up to be a mentor at my law school, and did something that is atypical for me: Display a preference for female law students. It even surprises me when I look at that sentence, since my entire career as a columnist has been dedicated to the proposition that gender, race, sexual orientation, religion and all of the other epidermal things that form our identity are less important than the intangibles of brain, values, heart and capacity for endurance.
A safety alert at the top of the home page for Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence reads as follows: “Your computer use may be monitored and is almost impossible to completely clean. If you are afraid of someone detecting your internet or computer usage, please use a safer computer.”
guess when God decided he was going I to give us the freedom to choose from right and wrong, He assumed we would eventually get it right. Well, it’s a good thing He has a lot of patience. As we enter the fourth quarter of 2020, one should look back just briefly to see the path we have taken. Don’t dwell upon the past but remember it long enough to profit from our mistakes and plan for a smarter future.
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