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Jones Sees An Edwards Presidential Run

Jeremy Alford January 5, 2017 Comments Off on Jones Sees An Edwards Presidential Run

At a meeting hosted on Nov. 14 in Lake Charles by the Southwest Louisiana Republican Roundtable, Calcasieu Clerk of Court Lynn Jones made a bold prediction. “John Bel Edwards is going to end up

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Be Ready To Vote

Pierre Sez November 4, 2016 Comments Off on Be Ready To Vote

When you go to vote, be shore you are ready. In addition to de long list uf candidates for de U.S. Senate (dar are 24) and president, you will have a long list from

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MY NAME IS CALCASIEU PARISH, AND I HAVE A DRAINAGE PROBLEM

Brad Goins May 18, 2016 Comments Off on MY NAME IS CALCASIEU PARISH, AND I HAVE A DRAINAGE PROBLEM

Story By Brad Goins • Photos By James Welch   Shortly after 8:30 am on Saturday, April 30, your faithful correspondent was headed out to pick up a friend who was getting off work.

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SECOND MAJOR LAKE CHARLES PHOTO BOOK

Brad Goins March 25, 2015 Comments Off on SECOND MAJOR LAKE CHARLES PHOTO BOOK

For the second time, the prestigious Images of Modern America series has released a book devoted entirely to Lake Charles. This one, titled simply Lake Charles, was authored and collated by Jessica Hutchings. Hutchings,

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INFORMATION CENTRAL

Brad Goins December 4, 2014 Comments Off on INFORMATION CENTRAL

If Information Is Power, The New Regional Impact Study Will Make Local Planners Supermen     By Brad Goins   On Nov. 7, Southwest Louisiana was introduced to the Regional Impact Study. The study

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COOKIN’ WITH FIRE

Angie Kay Dilmore May 14, 2014 Comments Off on COOKIN’ WITH FIRE

Local Firefighters Really Know How To Dish Out Some Four-Alarm Food • By Angie Kay Dilmore • Photos By Jamie Hartnett   Hard work goes hand in hand with hearty eating. And who knows

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LESLEY JACOBS

Karla Wall December 4, 2013 Comments Off on LESLEY JACOBS

When 77-year-old Lesley Jacobs, better known to his numerous friends as “Jake,” came to Lake Charles in August of 1956, he didn’t have much. “Everything I owned I carried in a brown paper sack

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