For the second consecutive year, Louisiana lawmakers are debating the ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic, only this time the fight isn’t over mitigation measures or whether the pandemic is a partisan figment of somebody’s imagination.
My earliest memory of the Louisiana Peach Festival is of breaking out in hives after catching a nondefuzzed peach thrown from the back of a parade float.
Downtown parking has been an issue in Ruston for decades. The argument is always the same: Without stringent regulations, businesspeople and employees who park in front of their stores or offices will continue to do so, thus discouraging shoppers.
There’s been considerable trash talking in Lincoln Parish lately. Not the insulting kind that gets you in trouble, but the kind that looks to put litter in its place.
