Make heart health matter
Everyone has a heart, which means everyone has a vital organ that needs a little TLC.
Editorial
NeverTrump challengers fail first big test
For six months, some of President Trump’s most implacable foes have invested great hope in two Republicans — former Rep. Joe Walsh and former Massachusetts Gov.
Senate only a Roman emperor could love
The next time someone tells you the U.S. Senate is the world’s greatest deliberative body, your answer should be no longer than two words: Marco Rubio.
Grow up, D.C.
If we put political prejudices aside and take a good look at the circus in D.C., we can see both sides of the aisle need a lesson in maturity, professionalism and class.
THE WAY I SEE IT
During the month of January, we had a delightful young priest from Sri Lanka visiting at Immaculate Conception Parish and each week his homily seemed to have a surprise within the context.
Sanders supporters can’t see the forest for the tree
Here’s my fearless prediction for the 2020 presidential election: To borrow a Grateful Dead lyric, it’s bound to be a long, strange trip.
Overcoming the fear of falling
Each year, 3 million older people are treated in emergency departments for fall injuries. According to the U.S.
Local tourism benefits entire state
The focus on tourism in our parish not only benefits Jeff Davis, but helps to make our state a travel destination for both out-of-state and international visitors alike.
La. health department targeting disparities
In a poverty-ridden state plagued with dismal health outcomes, Louisiana’s health department has set a big goal to improve citizens’ health, trying to help people access services no matter their ra
The evolution of Black History Month
Black History Month, sometimes referred to as African American History Month, is a federally recognized monthlong commemoration of the achievements of black Americans and the roles they have played
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