(The Center Square) — Louisiana voters are being asked whether lawmakers should gain new power to decide which state employees keep civil service protections and which can be turned into appointed workers.
The Welsh-Roanoke school district will continue to see improvements across its three campuses as more projects focused on safety, stability and growth move forward.
LAKE ARTHUR — Shoppers and food lovers will have plenty to enjoy this Saturday as Lake Arthur’s annual Art in the Park returns to the lakefront from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 25 at Lake Arthur Park. The Black Pot Cook-off will also be happening under the pavilion at the end of Arthur Avenue with a variety of dishes served. Bracelets are $5 to sample all the competitors’ entrants which will be served around 11 a.m. The free event is expect- frame it took to find the last director.
The Jeff Davis Parish Landfill Commission is seeking a new landfill director as current Director Joe David recently resigned.
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Jeff Davis Parish residents who plan on voting in the closed-party primary election in May have until Saturday, April 25, to ensure they are registered with the political affiliation they will vote under.
Jeff Davis Parish 4-H archery and shooting teams recently competed at the state finals earning high achievements, again representing the parish in stellar fashion.
— Shreveport on Monday continued to grapple with the aftermath of one of the city’s deadliest tragedies.
— The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of Chevron is being celebrated by the energy industry, but it does not end Louisiana’s coastal litigation.
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