Columns & Opinions

That headline got your attention. Good. Today’s essay is like those mangled cars shown to high-school students to warn them off drinking and driving.

The topic: Poison ivy.

Five, almost six months it has taken for a decision that speaks to a lingering question: Will there be charges? Will there be charges filed against those eight police officers who violated the rights of two men, Bell and Robinson?

On May 26 an ordinance was introduced at the Shreveport City Council to ban smoking

WASHINGTON – Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) released the following statement upon the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in June Medical Services v. Russo.

When I sat down to write this article, I thought, wow! Something different, yet encouraging in spite of the coronavirus that could put our children, grandchildren at ease, even parents.

A recent essay here addressed chipmunks’ theft of fruit from my tomato plant. I called the resulting conflict over my tomatoes the “Battle of Weedy Gulch.”

Five players who appeared in I-Bowl, three coaches who coached in l-Bowl on ballot

Driving through a neighborhood the other day, I noticed one house had a sign proudly displaying that it won the “Most Beautiful Lawn” award. And it was a beautiful yard, green grass, an assortment of hedges in many pretty colors of green and colorful flowers. What do I need to do to win this award? I want it, I need it, I have got to have it. My competitive instincts kicked in, and my mind was spinning on how to win, win, win!