BATON ROUGE — A Louisiana lawmaker said Tuesday that changes are coming to his divisive religious objections bill, a key piece of …
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April 2015
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Alan Jackson was singing “Remember When?” and I wondered if you remember when. Do you remember when Ray Allen had a cleaning …
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The committee formed a few weeks ago to review the 10 bids submitted for the disposal of approximately 15 million pounds of …
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Here’s a look at where to find your area teams. Minden Crimson Tide The Minden Crimson Tide travel to Stonewall Tuesday to …
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The Lakeside Warriors travelled to the Plain Dealing Relays with fewer people due to spring break. These few performed at a high …
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A man accused of the August 2014 murder of Omar Lott has been set to go to trial June 15, and his …
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The buildings and maintenance committee of the Webster Parish School Board is set to meet Wednesday to begin fixing the issues that …
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BATON ROUGE — While state lawmakers focused on finances, Gov. Bobby Jindal used his final opening day speech for a Louisiana legislative …
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A paraprofessional and custodian with Webster Parish schools were recognized by Taylor and Sons as employees of the month. Holly Taylor, in …