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A LOUISIANA GHOST
If you’re looking for a short, fast read on an obscure chapter in rural Louisiana history, Larry Jorgensen’s new book Hot Wells: A Louisiana Ghost is an ideal choice. Hot Wells began in the
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IN SEARCH OF THE SILVER LINING
I want to say something good about McNeese Cowboys basketball. I really do. I’m sure that by the end of the column, I can bring light to more than one positive aspect about the
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TAX CHAIR AT CENTER OF SESSION
In its first week, the special session of the Legislature, which was called to address the state’s huge budget gap, was dominated by tax issues. Tax legislation can only originate in the House of
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WORK ETHIC
I pulled into a grocery store. Round and round I went, looking for a parking spot. Many an empty spot, but for shopping carts, just left where they’re left. I see a man, too
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THE PATH
Musician And Wife Use Music As A ‘Path’ For Giving To Those In Need By Lydia Crochet We’ve all heard the saying, “Behind every great man (who just happens to be the bass
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