I’ve one simple question to ask all of our state legislators. Just what in the Sam Hill is it you “public servants” are trying to hide from the people who put you in office to represent them?
Robert P. “Bob” Lee
Eunice
When Senator Regina Ashford’s bill 371 is voted into law, it should be publicized nationwide.
Gov. Landry has declared an “emergency” to increase the number of law enforcement persons in Louisiana. A veteran, Gov. Landry is aware of the 267,000 veterans residing in this state.
I want to thank The Eunice News for the article “Bulk waste emerges as a parish problem” in the October 12 edition.
“Newspapers are dead,” a solemn but dubious audience of students heard. “In 10 years, they’ll be gone altogether.”
We’ve all heard the grim assessment.
Nearly 220 million American adults turn to their local newspapers regularly for news and information they need to stay informed, feel more connected to their neighbors and improve their lives and communities.
There’s been a lot of hand-wringing in recent years about the death of local newspapers, those bastions of democracy and chroniclers of community.
Louisiana is set to become the carbon capture capital of the south.
Jeff Landry was born and raised in St. Martinville, LA, received a BS degree from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in environmental and sustainable resources, with a minor in biology. He earned a Juris Doctor from Loyola University New Orleans...
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