Writer will assist victims of sexual abuse in making claims against abuser

Letter to the Editor This is my follow up letter to the January letter to the editor.

Here come the election police!

Alright all you Swifties. I have some bad news for you. When you go to the polls to vote for president on election day, no Taylor Swift hats or shirts will be allowed. This policy of cutting off poor Taylor’s paraphernalia will no doubt be in effect in a number of states across the country.

Fundraisers say community shows compassion and support

We are writing to express our deepest gratitude for the overwhelming support received from the community during the recent fundraiser for Ms. Kristie Davis.

Reader advocates for City, Parish to seek RAISE grants

Letter to the Editor To the Citizens of Natchitoches Parish.The Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) Grant allows Municipalities and Parishes to apply for up to $25 Million dollars each year for FY 2021 thru FY 2026.FY 2021 was not applied for.

Gov. Landry announces additional appointments

Gov. Jeff Landry has announced that Gordy Dove will be the Chairman of the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA), Glenn Ledet Jr.

Texas has every right to defend itself against the Biden Border Invasion

Statesare sov-ereignentitiesin theirownright andhave theunques-tionedauthority to repel aninvasion in theirstates, made even morecritically necessarywhen the federal gov-ernment has so abject-ly failed in its responsi-bility to safeguard thenation’s borders.

State treasurer supports impeachment attempt

BATON ROUGE — Louisiana State Treasurer Dr. John Fleming (R-LA) has announced his support for efforts by House Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republicans in Congress to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

When I

When I first took over as insurance commissioner in 1991, things were really in a mess. Regulation by the Louisiana Insurance Department was nonexistent. Companies were rarely if ever examined as required by state law.

Public Libraries in Louisiana Statistical Report shows double growth in 2022

Louisiana’s public libraries recorded mor e than 9 million visits in 2022 and patrons checked out items more than 46 million times, marking double-digit growth over the prior year, newly released figures show.

Remember This?

In the mid-nineteenth century, banks were free to produce their own currency. In August 1842, the Illinois State Bank had to file for bankruptcy and announced that its paper money was worthless. The bank would only accept silver and gold as payment for loans and debts to the bank.