Editorial

What’s happening with nation’s law enforcement officers

I hope those who are compassionate about the tragic killing of a black person by an idiot, cop (who, by the way, should have been dismissed long ago) are as passionate with what is happening to law enforcement people around the country by the peaceful demonstrators. In the last 96 hours...

DOCTORS, NOT INSURERS, SHOULD PRESCRIBE MEDICATIONS AND TREATMENT

As a kidney transplant surgeon and board member of the National Kidney Foundation of Louisiana, I work to treat chronic kidney patients every day to help them have a better quality of life. Their care and lives are in my hands and I take this responsibility very seriously.

Donate to the COVID-19 Community Relief Fund

We’re all in this together. That may be comforting, but it doesn’t change the fact that there are those among us who are in great need.

Shooting whooping cranes is a serious crime

Louisiana has a serious wildlife crime problem: our state has the highest rate of whooping crane shootings in the country. At least 12 of these magnificent birds have been shot in the state since 2011. Others have died under mysterious circumstances, leaving the current count of living birds at 75.

Trump Time Saving Americans During Coronavirus Crisis

Over the past month as Louisiana has faced tremendous trial and loss of life – state leaders have cast aside partisan politics and come together to protect our citizens from COVID-19.

Lower car insurance by fixing gamed system

Drive most places in Louisiana and you’ll see a lot of reasons for our rating as No. 2 in America in the cost of car insurance.

Mayor thanks all for Mardi Gras success

On behalf of the members of Eunice City Council and all of the citizens of Eunice who benefit directly and indirectly from the visitors to our city, I wish to thank everyone who helped make 2020 Eunice Mardi Gras a success.

Waking up to smarter school scheduling

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, father of four young children, has signed a landmark bill that should serve as a wake-up call for educators and lawmakers across the nation. The measure addresses sleep deprivation among youngsters by forbidding high schools from starting classes before 8:30 a.m.

Pelican Institute CEO says Constitutional Amendment 3 protects taxpayers

Dear Editor I would like to clear up any confusion surrounding a very positive amendment for Louisiana’s working families. Amendment 3 seeks to return unconstitutional tax collections back to taxpayers. Currently, if Louisianans want to appeal an unconstitutional tax, we must fight it out in court.

Support sought for St. Thomas Fall Festival

Dear friends, and foundations of our community, The leaves haven’t changed. The air is still smoldering. Mosquitoes roar and swarm like crowds at a football game. But what did you expect? This is Fall in southern Louisiana. And so it is time once again for our Fall Festival at St.