This past weekend the Ruston Daily Leader ran a column by Terri Queen Autry of the Domestic Abuse Resistance Team (DART) that focused on domestic violence by strangulation.
With the easing of COVID-19 restrictions over the past few months, Texas weather has been releasing its pent-up energy like a post-quarantine exhibitionist with multiple personality disorder.
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.
Two and a half months ago the President of the United States stated on public television that his Vice President would take the leadership role to address the fiasco at the southern border.
Louisiana lawmakers wrangled their votes, worked out their deals and wrapped up their session. But they still have two hurdles to getting their most significant measures enacted: persuading the voters and surviving the governor’s veto pen.
Monday was National Flag Day and the rest of this week National Flag Week. As part of Flag Day, VFW Post 3715 teamed up with local Boy Scouts to hold a flag retirement ceremony at Owens Memorial Cemetery.