AIDS, HIV prevalent in Louisiana
Thursday marked National HIV Testing Day, an annual date that serves to stress the importance of blood screening for individuals who might be at risk of contracting the virus. In
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HISTORY
1389 - Ottomans defeat Serbian army in the bloody Battle of Kosovo, opening the way for the Ottoman conquest of Southeastern Europe 1519 - King Carlos I elected Holy Roman
Too much political correctness in state
Idon’t know about you, but I sure am confused about all this current debate over gender equity, gay rights and transgenders. I keep reading in the newspaper about LGBT. I
No more ‘poverty naps’
When college students return to their campuses in the fall, many will face a growing problem that threatens to undermine their chances for success. Hunger. Recent surveys agree that more
Common audit finding not indicative of problems
One finding that annually appears in audits around the parish is lack of segregation of duties (SOD).
I’m sorry Joe Biden sends so many emails
Silly me.
What now, for those who denied a ‘crisis’ at the border
Congress is debating emergency humanitarian aid to care for migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border. The need is obvious.
Learn the signs of heat exhaustion
With the first day of summer beginning on June 20, heat indexes here have been soaring into the high 90’s.
It’s not OK to approach a leashed dog
Aleash is your pet’s lifeline, protecting them from traffic and unrestrained animals.
Studies show accidents and animal bites are greatly reduced when responsible pet owners obey the leas
The great bail debate
Police say the two men from Indiana bound employees at a New Orleans pharmacy with zip ties before getting into a gunfight with police officers, one of whom was hit in the shoulder.
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