Editorial

Acall to change the state’s gun laws has been left unanswered. A House criminal justice committee met Tuesday to consider several proposals written by Democrats and Republicans alike to try

Some 20 plus years ago, a small business here in the area began to experience very stiff competition from online sales. Yes, there were probably some price differences but online

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month and child advocates statewide are coming together to raise awareness in order to inspire and encourage Louisiana citizens to stand up against child and

If you live near the water, there’s a sign you’ll see at the entrance to almost every marina. It says “No Wake.” When you take your boat out for a

Five weeks into Louisiana’s regular session, proposals sought by Gov. John Bel Edwards are again having a rough ride in the majority-Republican House and Senate, with some already shelved and

Iremember making the statement. I remember being sincere about it. But I was surprised when the college-studentdaughter recalled it. “Do you remember when you said you needed to read more

“In God We Trust” is the official motto of the United States, one that dates back to the founding fathers.

I’M JUST SAYIN’

“Just one more fix might do the trick

One hell of a price for you to get your kicks”

from Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “That Smell”

SMART MONEY

DEAR BRUCE: I have $47,000 in savings. What is the best thing to do with this money? I am 57 years old, self-employed, and have no other savings.

It’s not quite summer vacation but teachers in Oklahoma and Arkansas are staying home anyway due to their belief that they deserve a pay increase.