“What is this?” I was looking for some celery in the vegetable drawer. What I found looked like a dead green octopus. There were other things in there that used
The next person who tells you justice is totally blind wasn’t sitting in the courtroom when 3rd Judicial District Judge Bruce Hampton sentenced John Nichols to two consecutive life terms
Sometimes thing work out perfectly. And for football fans in Ruston, that happened over the weekend. From Ruston High School and Cedar Creek on Friday night, to Louisiana Tech on
“What do you do when your baby cries?” I asked the 20-something new mom who was already feeling overwhelmed and beginning to slip into post-partum depression. Her mother-in-law had suggested
Lincoln Parish voters have plenty to be proud of as result of the Oct. 12 primary election, even if all of their favorite candidates didn’t win. Voter turnout in several
Let’s face it; Louisiana politics are usually irritating, inconsistent and interesting all at the same time. You can say the same about Louisiana elections and the gubernatorial runoff on Nov.
After you’ve been to the grocery store a million times, you begin to long for a new animal to roam the earth before giving his life to provide sustenance for
