Tax credit tweaks aim to boost Louisiana's struggling film industry
(AP) — A law enacting new rules for Louisiana's film tax credit program aims to revive the state's stagnant film industry.
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State, local officials offer firework safety tips
As people gear up for Independence Day weekend, state and local officials are reminding residents to be vigilante about fire safety. Louisiana Office of State Fire Marshal Public Affairs Director Ken Pastorick and Jennings Fire Chief Ashley Navarre offer tips that can prevent tragic situations or nasty burns while lighting fireworks during Fourth of July celebrations.
Trial date set for duo accused of sexual misconduct
A trial date of Sept. 15 has been set by Honorable Judge Steve Gunnell for two local men accused of sexual misconduct.
Area man sends police on chase after altercation at restaurant
A Lake Charles man was apprehended and booked into the parish jail over the weekend on a slew of charges after sending police on a high-speed chase that ended near Crowley.
4-H cooking, sewing classes open
The Jeff Davis Parish LSU AgCenter 4-H program still has openings in summer classes for current parish 4-H members who’ve finished fourth through sixth grades. A beginner sewing class will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 8–10 in the 4-H room of the LSU extension office located at 1006 South Lake Arthur Ave. Also, a beginners Chef Camp will be held July 22–24 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Jennings High School located at 2310 North Sherman St.
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Amy Corps of Engineers highlights progress on flood protection projects
( The Center Square) – Louisiana officials are moving forward on several major flood protection projects as the state prepares for hurricane season and addresses long-term flood risks.
Library officials support millage rate without increase
The Jeff Davis Parish Library Board of Control agreed on a measure this week to approve millage rates without adding an increase to the tax.
Investigation finds many restaurants serving imported shrimp
(The Center Square) − More than half of shrimp dishes served in Alexandria and nearby Pineville may not be the real Gulf Coast deal, according to a recent investigation funded by the Louisiana Shrimp Task Force.
Landry offers advice to control fire ants
Jeff Davis Parish LSU AgCenter Assistant Extension Agent Kim Landry offers local expert advice on controlling pesky ants and their nests this summer.
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