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(TheCenterSquare) —Louisiana lawmakers are preparing a new wave of insurance reform proposals, with a strong focus on auto insurance, as they seek to address the state's rising rates and struggling commercial market.
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Area youth received vital information on preventing alcohol and drug addiction this week. Jeff Davis Parish Police Jury heard updates from District Attorney Lauren Heinen on the jointcoalition drug prevention program introduced in parish schools last year and the continued program this year. The program includes multiple presentations by Speak Sobriety Founder Stephen Hill. Heinen said the program is filling an educational gap that previously existed.
WELSH — The Welsh Board of Aldermen discussed the condemnation of the Prudhomme home on Martin Luther King Street this week.
United States Rep. Clay Higgins recently provided updates on his work in Washington D.C. along with work directly benefiting Louisiana. Many of the highlights are follow ups to bills he spoke passionately about at a local town hall meeting last October.
A high school club is taking steps to focus on student literacy in Jennings by developing a service project that will give residents better access to books.
LSU AgCenter of Jeff Davis Parish offers private pesticide applicator training and recertification classes at the beginning of each year. Due to the recent winter storm, one of the classes set to be held in Jennings had to be rescheduled. The class originally set for Jan. 21 has been moved to Monday, Feb. 10, from 10 a.m. until noon, in the JDP LSU AgCenter office at 1006 South Lake Arthur Ave., next to the fairgrounds.
WELSH — Welsh Fire Chief John Hall is planning to purchase a new fire rescue truck that will benefit the residents of Welsh and the surrounding areas.
(The Center Square) — The Louisiana Gaming Control Board has approved petitions from multiple casino operators seeking approval for new institutional investors and a proposed merger agreement involving Bally's Corporation.
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