Lawyers for Louisiana landowners are moving quickly to file oilfield contamination suits before a new state law takes effect that both sides say will make future legacy cases harder for plaintiffs to win.
Aldermen express appreciation for resident patience
The Rotary Club of Welsh held its community health fair on Saturday, offering residents access to medical services, resources and programs, as well as a ittle fun.
ELTON — Officials here are considering a proposal to have an outside company come in to map, inspect, fix and maintain their hydrant systems.
Jeff Davis Parish Police Jury heard from newly elected District 37 State Rep. Reese “Skip” Broussard recently after he shared updates on his first week at the capitol.
WELSH — Town officials are moving forward with a project that will benefit the community in numerous ways.
Cora Kratzer, 8, advertises for her small pop-up shop on the 400 block of East Division Street. Kratzer is selling trinkets for $1 and original artwork for $2 to help her purchase a game. The young entrepreneur said she will be outside every afternoon until she reaches her goal.
WELSH — A resident approached officials this week to request additional amenities at one of the three town parks.
Men at work
(Editor’s Note: An arrest does not indicate whether a person is guilty of the crime with which they have been charged. A person is not considered guilty until they are convicted of a crime in a court of law.)
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