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Cease-and-desist orders issued to Cenla agents
The Louisiana Department of Insurance has issued cease-and-desist orders and fines on Thursday to former and current Cenla insurance agents.
Salvation Army grand opening of Center for Worship and Service is Sunday, Nov. 15, in Alexandria
The Salvation Army Center for Worship and Service grand opening is 10 a.m. Sunday, Nov.
Woman charged with stealing from elderly Hessmer victim
Avoyelles Parish Sheriff's Office detectives have arrested a Marksville woman on a theft charge after an elderly Hessmer resident had $10,000 stolen off a debit card.
Woman booked with stealing from elderly victim
Avoyelles Parish Sheriff's detectives have arrested a Marksville woman on a theft charge after an elderly Hessmer resident had $10,000 stolen off of a debit card.
Marksville woman charged with stealing $10,000 from elderly victim
Avoyelles Parish Sheriff's Office detectives arrested a Marksville woman on a theft charge after an elderly Hessmer resident had $10,000 stolen off of a debit card.
'A real gentleman': Former Gov. Treen remembered
David C. Treen, the former Louisiana governor, will be remembered for his principles, integrity and leadership, local residents said.
Several Baton Rouge sites said to be haunted year round
The Old State Capitol is said to be haunted by a former state congressman, Pierre Couvillion, who had a fatal heart attack on the floor of the chambers after a heated debate in a legislative session in 1852.
Marksville man dies after crash
A Marksville man died early today after he ran his pickup truck into the rear of a garbage truck trying to turn onto a private driveway near Fifth Ward.
Our view: Dig deep to help the United Way
They'll be singing "You Were Always on My Mind" all over Marksville tonight in honor of country singer-songwriter Willie Nelson, who performs at 9 p.m. at Paragon Resort's Mari Center.
Carolyn Sherrie DeCuir, a native of Marksville, and Kevin Philip Landry, a native of Breaux Bridge, were united in the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony on Saturday, October 17, 2009 during a 6 p.m. Nuptial Mass at St.
Pat Shingleton for October 23, 2009
On Oct. 23, 1947, the cafe in Marksville was suddenly filled with news that fish were falling from the sky.
Former teacher convicted of simple battery in attack on principal at Marksville High School
A jury has unanimously convicted a former Marksville High School teacher and coach of simple battery for attacking the school's then-principal, Stephen "Duke" Allgood.
'Myths and Legends' set at Marksville
Marksville State Historic Site will present "Myths and Legends," a celebration of traditional tales and folklore of Native America, next Saturday, Oct.
Celebration of tales and folklore of Native America is Saturday, Oct. 24
Marksville State Historic Site will present 'Myths and Legends,' a celebration of traditional tales and folklore of Native America, Saturday, Oct.
Library events turn up history
Two archaeological events at the South Regional Library will delve into the past during Louisiana Archaeology Month.
Program on American Indian mounds, demonstrations and artifacts set for Oct. 18 in Ball
A program on American Indian mounds, demonstrations and artifacts is set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct.
Some will remember Louisiana State University at Alexandria instructor Barbara "Barbi" Fry for her compassion, others for her tireless dedication to teaching, yet others for her interest in British literature.
Planners seeking public help to determine a corridor for Interstate 49 as it snakes through Shreveport north of Interstate 20 have started a second round of meetings, which end today at a school in the affected area.
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