The celebrations are over and it’s back to reality.
Pointe Coupee Parish may have a better handle on operations a year after the move to Home Rule Charter, but other challenges loom in 2020.
When you talk to Keith Waddell, you can be talking to a lot of people.
One day removed from Christmas and our holiday attention is filled with stuffing wrapping paper in garbage bags, getting more batteries and reinventing meals from leftovers.
Radio programs and TV talk shows gear up for Christmas by asking the audience what’s the best Christmas gift they ever received. As it usually is in the secular world, the emphasis is on receiving, rather than giving.
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Some would think a column about 2019 Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow would seem more appropriate for a sports commentary, but not necessarily so in this case.
Christmas wish lists are a longstanding tradition for both young and old, but it seems many forget the most important item.
Every so often, a Daddy has to rise to the occasion.
“Tell us about yourself” is the ultimate test of being put on the spot.
There aren’t many people in my circle of family and friends who don’t know their way around the kitchen. Cooking is something many of us learned at an early age.
A victory in an election may warrant celebration, but it says nothing about what lies ahead in the not-so-distant future.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s meaningful to reflect on the origin of the holiday –Native Americans and pilgrims sharing their bounty of food with each other. As you gather with your loved ones this year, perhaps you can think of ways to share not only your dinner, but also your financial bounty.
I walk with the shadow of a new day!
Reporters and public officials do not always see eye to eye, but many seem to agree that one trend in the electoral cycle may have achieved something few believed would happen.
I’m sure most of you have heard of the ketogenic diet or the keto diet. Prior to being the new weight loss trend, the ketogenic diet was first used in the 1920s to help treat children with epilepsy.
It’s satsuma time in Louisiana. Some early varieties began ripening in late September while other varieties will continue to mature through late November on into early December.
It’s a sad time in Pointe Coupee Parish, the state and much of the world after the death Tuesday of Ernest Gaines, whose body of work included some of the most heartfelt literary creations.
Journalists, by the nature of their trade, know many words that convey an obvious meaning, but some may not seem cut-and-dry.
