Editorial

What seemed just a few weeks ago to be a threat is now a harsh reality. We’re speaking about the state’s cuts to its Medicaid program that could see some

There is a disturbing article in a recent issue of Atlantic Magazine by a prominent physician at the University of Pennsylvania. Ezekiel J. Emanuelis an oncologist, a bioethicist, and a

DEAR BRUCE: A major lending company reported to one of the credit bureaus that I was late on my April 2016 payment. The credit bureau said I will have a

Volunteer coaches are often taken for granted. Whether it be in youth sports or the upper tiers of the athletic world, these volunteers sacrifice of themselves out of love of

Forgive me, mothers of the world (and you are some great ones), but my mother was the best of all. Yeah, I know, your mother has been your best but

It’s that time of year. No, not pollen season, or the time of heatstrokes, or even hurricanes. Although, all of those things are upon us and are definitely worrisome. No,

Food. It’s a necessity we often take for granted. Many of us never worry that we will open our cabinets, pantry or refrigerator and see bare shelves. We simply head

Louisiana lawmakers have been working at quickened speed this spring, trying to rush through hundreds of bills to wrap up their general session early and move onto the tougher budget

Ipassed a 25-year-old kid in the mall this morning, walking with some of his friends. He was an average-looking guy, with the exception that he was easily a head taller

Our original mailbox has been on life support for more than a year. About a decade ago, I painted it to match our house, so I wasn’t anxious to repeat