‘Twas a cold December night when all through the house, not a creature was stirring—not even a mouse. The day had been a long one, with many details to complete,
America and Americans have become materialistic and selfcentered. America’s core values have been cast aside in pursuit of the all-mighty dollar. There is no moral high ground anymore. This country
Louisiana voters turned out in large numbers this election cycle. Now, only a few weeks removed from a contentious and competitive election season, the question becomes what was the message
Come Christmas Day, it will have been eight months since an F3 tornado ripped through Ruston, leaving two people dead and causing millions of dollars in damage. Nothing will ever
Despite mixed outcomes as far as final scores, Thanksgiving weekend was undoubtedly a winning and fun one for area football fans. On the winning side were Louisiana Tech and LSU.
I wrote my first newspaper column in 2006 and sent it to a little Thursday paper in Ruston called The Morning Paper. John Hays was the publisher. It took a
The myth of the first three years has it that whatever habits, traits, dysfunctions and so on that a child develops during this admittedly formative period are going to stay
