“Join me on Team ‘18,” Barack Obama wrote in a recent fundraising email from his old political group, Organizing for Action. “Every election, every ballot measure, every conversation between now
This fall parish residents and those visiting from outof-town will have no lack of fun-filled events to choose from for entertainment around the parish. First off, a free music concert
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently issued a ban on smoking in taxpayer-subsidized apartments that will save lives and hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars annually.
With the contract lucrative and available only once every decade or two, vendors were expected to aggressively fight for Louisiana’s contract to replace thousands of voting machines. But the latest
The city is making the right move when it comes to collecting delinquent debt.
“Just bear with me while I finish this up. Thank you for your patience.”
“Oh look,” I said, “there’s a new store where that messy vacant lot used to be.”
To which everyone else in the car said, “Keep your eyes on the road, would you?”
Trash cans are a necessity. Trash cans consistently left by roadways are a nuisance. Hopefully, a proposed ordinance can address the latter in the City of Jennings. City council members
The Queen City of the South is under siege. No, not from hurricanes. This time, the siege is from within. New Orleans is known as the city that care forgot.
Before the story fully fades from view, it’s important to remember one of the Trump administration’s policy of “zero tolerance” toward illegal immigrants that separated more than 2,500 children from
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