What’s for Dinner? Horsemeat!

Louisiana has been called the Culinary Mecca of America. Folks in this part of the country can take just about anything edible and make it not just good, but quite exceptional.And when we say anything, we mean everything. Ther e is virtually no limit to what a Cajun will put in a gumbo.

AG releases list of major bills to move Louisiana forward

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has released a list of her major bills for the 2026 Regular Legislative Session to move Louisiana forward.This year’s priorities follow her highly successful 2025 legislative package.

OLD BETHEL NEWS

318-352-8898Bro. Wayne Salley brought the message from Romans 6:1-14. He said “When Jesus died on the cross, He died for us. You were on His mind, you were there. He said to look at verse 6-knowing, verse 11-reckon and verse 13- yield. It is so easy to sin today, if we are not in God’s word.

Don’t get tricked into dropping charges for Domestic Violence

Whether out of fear, courage or desperation, you’ve finally decided to call police on an abuser. Good for you! We know what a difficult step that is to take. At most, only about 40 percent of domestic violence incidents are ever reported to law enforcement.

Ask Rusty:

When Will I Get Full Credit for Delaying my SS Retirement? - AMAC FoundationDear Rusty: The time is nearing that I want to move from my current Social Security survivor benefit to my own SS retirement benefit at 70 years of age.

Live by Faith

“I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who li ve, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself up for me.”

A Quinn Minute: School recess was the best

At our school, we ate lunch right before playtime.

Rein in government, cut taxes, fund school choice, fix whats driving up costs for families

As Louisiana lawmakers convene for the 2026 legislative session, the Pelican Institute for Public Policy today released its Q1 2026 Pelican Pulse poll, revealing deep voter concern over rising utility costs, broad support for school choice and government restraint, and clear demand for legal and...

Raccoons and Louisiana Politics

U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy has stirred up a hornet’s nest back in the Bayou State over his Facebook comments of eating a Louisiana delicacy. The Senator had this to say: “Found this raccoon in my backyard. We ate him for breakfast.” He even included a photo of the raccoon.

PAR Guide to Legislature available several ways

The PAR Guide to the 2026 Louisiana Legislature is available. PAR’s Guide contains all the information you need abut the State’s legislature, other elected officials and state agencies. The Guide includes committee assignments, contact information sources of income and more.Entergy, La.