The last sentence of Ben Humphries’ Email to the Editor dated Sept. 4, 2019, compels me to reply. The last sentence of his letter states: “The real question is how
It ended up being a hard-fought contest that went down to the end Saturday afternoon as Louisiana Tech defeated Grambling State 20-14 before a crowd of 23,174 at Joe Aillet
In the song “The Living Years,” Mike Rutherford of Mike & the Mechanics wrote: Every generation blames the one before And all of their frustrations come beating on your door
Proving, once again, that fact is stranger by far than fiction, a grandmother recently asked me what she should do about her daughterin-law who, despite her husband’s increasingly meek objections,
One of the foundations of our American system of government is that the people get to choose their leaders. To that end, the Ruston Leader is hosting a series of
I know he’ll be there with us. But I still miss him terribly. No, Ruston Daily Leader Executive Sports Editor Emeritus O.K. “Buddy” Davis won’t be with us at Joe
BATON ROUGE — By Gov. John Bel Edwards’ telling, Louisiana’s economy is on the mend, growing and creating new jobs after exiting a recession. By his Republican opponents’ accounts, the
President Donald Trump stirred up a hornet’s nest recently as he proposed that the U.S. try to buy Greenland. Many political observers rolled their eyes. Buy another country? Has the
You know the phrase “in a vacuum”? Thinking about something “in a vacuum” basically means you’re laying aside all the contextual factors that usually surround it. Sometimes looking at issues
Is the tradition at the office to celebrate birthdays with a cake or a big chocolate chip cookie? Maybe you and your coworkers order pizza to share at a working
