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Nungesser re-signs accords at Congrès Mondial

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Nungesser re-signs accords at Congrès Mondial

8 Healthy snack ideas kids will love

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Parents know that growing children need a lot of food. According to pediatric dietitian Hanna Leikin, MS, RD, CSP, LD, kids need a higher calorie demand per body weight compared to adults to support bone development, muscle growth and other bodily functions.

These dessert bars are peachy keen

Summer is a time of year when people can enjoy their pick of fresh fruit at farm stands, supermarkets and other retailers. Many fruit trees, plants and bushes are ready for harvest in the spring and summer, meaning there’s no limit to the number of delicious recipes one can whip up with these sweet offerings.

Fresh Peach Crumble Bars

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Does some of my Social Security payment include repayment of my contributions?

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Dear Rusty: I have a question about my Social Security benefits. Would I be correct to assume that part of the monthly Social Security income I get is a repayment of what I contributed to the fund while I was working? If so, how much of my monthly benefit payment is my own money coming back to me?

Mosquito pools in Ruston test positive for West Nile virus

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Mosquito samples taken in a north Ruston neighborhood have tested positive for West Nile Virus.

Dismissal sought by UL System in Tech rape suit

Defendant asks again for judge to throw out case

GEDC attorney withdraws, asks for trial delay

The Ruston attorney who was representing the Grambling Economic Development Corporation in a lawsuit filed against it by the city of Grambling and its city council has withdrawn from the case apparently for health reasons.

Firearms convictions lead to federal prison time for two men

Two men charged with illegal possession of firearms were sentenced in the Western District of Louisiana late last week, announced United States Attorney Brandon B. Brown.

McGee to lead art workshop at Union Museum in October

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Award-winning artist Donna F. McGee will teach a three-day workshop on cohesive color relationships Oct. 24-26, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., in the Union Museum of History and Art in Farmerville.