I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the various ways people arrive at their conclusion on who and what to vote for when election time rolls around, especially when it comes to local ballot items.
Earlier this week I sat down with a professor in Louisiana Tech’s College of Business because I needed him to explain in layman’s terms the results of a report he had published on the economic impa
In Wednesday’s paper we ran the first of what will likely be several stories spinning off a new report on sexual misconduct allegations at various National Federation for the Blind programs and cen
While you’re reading this, I’m on vacation. Lord help me, I hope I’m not wasting my precious free time thinking about things like sales tax centralization and constitutional amendments.
An increase in scrutiny and accountability for law enforcement agencies, particularly as it pertains to use of force, has swept the nation over the past several years, escalating to new heights in
Since the last time I wrote a column about the state’s latest push for centralized sales tax collections, the bill in question has actually been written, not to mention passed through two House com
For four months we’ve been wondering and guessing what the Lincoln Parish Library’s next tax proposal would look like since the public said “no thanks” to the first renewal attempt in December.