La. workers give office return a 7/10 happiness score, survey finds

Over half say they value face-to-face conversations.Team lunches or happy hours were the most missed aspects of office life.1 in 5 confessed that having some personal space away from their partner bring them joy.As has been widely reported, a significant shift is taking place in the workforce.

Trump’s Trial has fat chance in New York court

Let’s just call it like it is. Former President Donald Trump doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell of been found not guilty in his current New York Court case. Now I know the case has just barely started.But you can take that to the bank, and I’ll tell you why.

Letters to the Editor

State treasurerspeaks outHonorable Members of the Louisiana Legislature State Capitol Building Dear Members: For several weeks, our office has been closely monitoring House Bill 836 by Rep. McFarland. We have had the pleasure of meeting with Rep.

Speaker releases fact sheet detailing national security supplemental legislation

On Thursday Speak-er Johnson released afact sheet document onthe national securitysupplemental legisla-tion.

Mayor offering opportunities to support Jeneteenth programs

Dear Community Partners, It is an honor to serve as Mayor of a city with so many great community partners.In 2021, both President Biden, on the national level, and Gov. John Bel Edwards on the state level, recognized Juneteenth as a national and state holiday respectively.

Veteran teacher and NSU grad is new Lakeview Jr./Sr. principal

Natchitoches Parish Schools announces that Chase Stepp has been named the new principal of Lakeview Jr./Sr. High School. Stepp’s position will be effective for the start of the 2024-2025 school year.

The Saga of OJ Simpson

O.J. Simpson died last week. Many younger people will just say “So?” To anyone over 50, his life and his actions created riveting news, and poised him, both good and bad, as one of the most recognizable personalities in American history. O. J. was a little of everything.

Early Voting ends Saturday

Secretary of State Nancy Landry reminds voters that early voting for the April 27 Municipal General Election will continue daily through Saturday, April 20 from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

State Treasurer opposes ‘massive fees’ without vote

People hate to be hit with unexpected government fees every month — fees they never approved and may not even know about. But more such fees could be imposed on you if House Bill 836 passes the Louisiana Legislature now in session.

Governor, Secretary recognize military children during Month of the Military Child

Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Charlton Meginley, COL (USAF Retired) joins Gov. Jeff Landry in recognizing all military children in honor of the Month of the Military Child. According to the U.S. Department of Defense, there are more than 1.