Gov. John Bel Edwards and Louisiana’s lawmakers spent most of the last four-year term digging out of nearly a decade of financial instability that forced deep cuts across state services, particularly higher education. Now, they appear headed back to that budget uncertainty.
The Tupper Museum recently welcomed a new display. A set of antique china dishware has been loaned to the museum by its owner, who obtained the collection from Meredith Necessary, who grew up in the historic SunnyMead home.
Businesses are under so much pressure at the moment.
In case you missed it, 106 people were shot in Chicago two weekends ago. That’s not a typo – 106.
That Associated Press photo of a disheveled, exhausted Boss Trump, trudging across the White House lawn with his tie undone, clutching a MAGA hat in his hand, appears destined to become the classic
Most people are tired of saying it or hearing it, but the truth remains: We need to continue to be vigilant against spreading COVID-19.
During the last couple of weeks, when I have attempted to write a column, anger has overwhelmed me. Though I have used this column as my therapy for many years, sometimes God has to get my attention, and He sends those messengers in many forms.
o, I don’t support defunding the “Npolice,” Joe Biden told CBS News recently, thereby keeping Democratic hopes for his presidential candidacy alive.
There’s something about summertime that ushers in an easygoing spirit. The long, hot summer months are often celebrated with backyard barbecues, beach days and spending time with friends and family. It’s a time to fire up the grill, slow down and roll with the punches.
It’s with great sadness and heavy hearts that the family of Kiya Chiasson announces her passing from this life on June 14, 2020.
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