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Meeting with corps frustrates residents
Residents who attended a meeting Tuesday night to learn more about storm protection plans for St.
Country club setting for 'Ghosts of Louisiana' presentation
'The Ghosts of Louisiana' as portrayed by Secretary of State Jay Dardenne was the topic for the English Speaking Union April 30 at Bayou DeSiard Country Club.
LAFAYETTE, LA - Mr. and Mrs. William M. Pogue of Scott, Louisiana are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Jennifer Elaine Pogue, to Mr.
Spearsville's Lee receives sheriffs' scholarship
Raven Antoinette Lee, a recent graduate from Spearsville High School, has been selected as the recipient of an academic scholarship from the Louisiana Sheriffs' Scholarship Program for the 2008-09 school year.
Recent event celebrates window of history
On this Mother's Day, from my family to yours, we wish you the most blessed of days with the special women in your lives.
Mother, daughter to sign new book
Mother and daughter Lillian Laird Duff and Linda Duff Niemeir will be signing their book, 'Sharecropping in North Louisiana, A Family's Struggle Through the Great Depression,' from 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday at the main branch of the Ouachita Parish Library on Stubbs Avenue.
Charter school awaits judge's answer to open
D'Arbonne Woods Charter School developers will ask a U.S. district judge to allow the school to open next fall and to provide an answer expeditiously so the school can be built, teachers hired and potential students notified.
Old Gonzales church up for demolition
It was the scene of four vicious murders ten years ago. Monday night, the old building that was once home to "New St.
Southern Accent Show Chorus goes to Texas
On March 28, members of the Southern Accent Show Chorus performed at the Eisemann Center in Richardson, Texas, and scored high enough to be distinguished as a Sweet Adelines International chorus.
RUSTON - Nearly 1,500 Louisiana Tech students, faculty and staff will join together April 4 to participate in the seventh annual Big Event.
Foster helps create bluebird trail
Former Gov. Mike Foster, an avid birder and member of the Louisiana Bluebird Society, has partnered with the Louisiana Bayou Bluebird Society in establishing a bluebird trail on the grounds of Oak Lawn Manor.
Pilgrim's Pride contractors left with high loans
Lincoln Parish Police Juror Mickey Mays saw a roomful of desperate people at the Farmerville Recreation Center last week.
Proceed with Caution: State railroad safety systems flawed; tell us what you think
On a hot August afternoon in 2001, Marian Kemp loaded her four young daughters into the family car for the trip home after a visit to the Bienville Parish Library in Arcadia.
Claude Jeter, influential falsetto-voiced gospel singer, dies
The Rev. Claude Jeter, founder of the gospel group the Swan Silvertones whose delicate yet potent falsetto had a wide influence on both pop and religious singers in the 1950s and '60s, died Tuesday in the ...
Theater magic on Bayou Lafourche
Some nights at the theater are magical. And the possibility of that happening is what keeps us coming back.
Lynn and Paul Oxley of Monroe and James Aplin of Harrisonburg are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Staci Lynn Aplin, to Lee McCaleb Cater, son of Lissa and Roy Schneider of Jonesville and ...
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