Do they think their constituents cannot read? Cannot listen? Cannot process? Should not have a voice in their cities future? Should not decide how tax dollars are spent? Should not
Qualifications have ended and it’s now a sprint to election day. So what top issues should the candidates for governor and the legislature talk about in the coming weeks? There
The much discussed — and cussed — proposed bond package will be decided by the Shreveport city council at its Tuesday, Aug 13, regular meeting. This is the last day
How do you put a dollar value on the worth of a public official? Attorneys working full time for the LSU Health Sciences Center are asking to be paid more
It’s a four-part answer. It depends on who makes passing grade of 75 on the Civil Service Police Chief exam. Then it depends on who the advisory committee recommends to
Grandparents visiting day took me to Portland, Maine, this past weekend to spend time with my two oldest grandsons. The highlight of the trip was, of course, hanging out with
It’s been a big year for the Shreveport City Council from the perspective of high-profile issues. These include the garbage fee, sagging pants, alcohol in grocery stores and fusses over
Being a moderate democrat in Louisiana has become a real labor of love today, The Louisiana Democratic Party is becoming more and more irrelevant in the Bayou State. Party officials
DEAR WILL: Cats can be trained to do quite a few things! They respond differently than dogs to training methods though, so you might be a little frustrated if you
The Freeport Flag Ladies — Carmen Footer, Elaine Greene and JoAnn Miller — haven't missed a single Tuesday morning in 18 years, standing with U.S. flags on a corner in
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