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Alien Technology
Are UFOs Real Or Are We Seeing Military Prototypes? By Kerri Cooke Halloween is approaching, so now is the best time to ask, “Are you a believer in aliens?” While you might see
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‘NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE AT ALL’
Mike Brignac’s Journey From Dystonia To Freedom By Kerri Cooke I first interviewed Mike Brignac about his battle against dystonia in 2014. He had developed dystonia in August 2010, when he was helping clean-up after
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Justin Roberts On The Ground In Ukraine
Local Filmmaker Wants To Make A Difference By Kerri Cooke The war in Ukraine has been on everyone’s mind, for humanitarian reasons and because of supply chain issues closer to home. From gas prices
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Violent Crime in the Lake Area
A Rash Of Murders: Is Crime In Lake Charles Getting Worse? By Kerri Cooke Violent crime — it’s becoming more and more evident in our area every day. Homicide even crept up on
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Change The Channel? Not When Ben Terry Is On
Community Rallies Around Local Meteorologist Through Hurricanes And Cancer Battle By Kerri Cooke Once there was a boy who grew up in Kosciusko, Miss., — a small town rich in Native American history, instrumental in
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Earthquakes In Louisiana?
A Rarity But Not Unheard Of By Kerri Cooke With earthquakes recently rattling Alaska and Hawaii, and the never-ending discussion over whether and when California will have a severe earthquake along the San Andreas
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Clothing For A Cause
Bayou Blend Apparel Advocates For Autism Awareness By Kerri Cooke When I walked into Bayou Blend Apparel for the launch party for owner Kaysie Bolton’s new Desert Palms shirt collection, the atmosphere was friendly
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Stressed Generation
Millennials Face Health Consequences In Response To Economic Hardship By Kerri Cooke Every generation has its challenges. Tragic world events happen all the time. In the first half of the 20th century, World War I,
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A Look At The Importance Of Local Industry During Good Times And Bad
A Year In Review By Kerri Cooke On Aug. 25, the Lake Area Industry Alliance, LAIA, held their first media luncheon since 2019 to discuss the impacts Hurricanes Laura and Delta and COVID-19 have
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What Not To Do For Money
By Kerri Cooke Life insurance policies are seen by some as a way to make some quick cash. And there are various ways people have committed life insurance fraud. Disclaimer: Don’t try them. They
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