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Here's what superintendents in the New Orleans area make compared to the national average
A new analysis by the The Times-Picayune | The Advocate revealed that while most school systems in the state pay their superintendents close to the national average, some parishes pay their school leaders far more or far less than their counterparts across the country. In the New Orleans area, Jefferson...
Beautiful buildings, pickles and R&B. It's the weekend in Shreveport.
Don't be depressed that summer is almost over and fresh produce will be petering out. The award-winning (voted No. 1 in Louisiana in 2023 and No. 2 in 2024) Bossier City Farmer's Market at Pierre Bossier Mall is still going strong and has just about everything under the sun, from fresh to canned to ready to eat produce and other foods. Peruse 75 different vendors that change weekly.
Alumna Dr. Tonya Moore selected as 2024-2025 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Fellow
Tonya Moore, PhD, RN, an alumna of Alcorn State University’s School of Nursing, has been selected as a 2024-2025 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) Health Policy Fellow. This fellowship, administered by the National Academy of Medicine, honors health professionals for their outstanding accomplishments and interest in health policy. Moore,...
Arkansas Man Leads Police on Chase That Ends on Railroad Tracks
Police in northwest Arkansas give chase to a stolen bus that ends on railroad tracks. The chase began with reports of a stolen motorcoach bus around 3am yesterday morning. Police spotted the bus in question around 7:45am on I-40 near Little Rock. Officers attempted to pull the bus over when the driver fled onto a nearby state highway. The suspect then drove the bus into the Union Pacific Rail Yard Terminal in North Little Rock, where a State Trooper disabled the vehicle by shooting out the tires.
Cookies from West Monroe shop investigated
Metro Narcotics of Ouachita Parish is investigating allegations of cookies from a specialty bakery were laced with marijuana. Captain Doug Schmitz of Metro Narcotics said the unit received complaints about cookies from Crumbl Cookies on Constitution Drive in West Monroe. Some of the complaints included reports of cookies smelling of marijuana.
Jeremy Alford and David Jacobs: New 6th Congressional District could shake up La. politics
Before heading to the floor during the first few days of the Democratic National Convention last week, state Sens. Gary Carter and Ed Price would often have lunch together in their hotel. They shared stories about family and golf and the politics of the upper chamber in Baton Rouge when...
LSU professor's research reinforces sharing food is a part of Louisiana's unique culture
Louisiana has a strong community surrounding food. It isn’t a well-kept secret. Many Louisianians have been sent home with a pound of frozen deer meat after visiting extended family, or have gone fishing in the summer and cooked the catch for dinner. This culture of acquiring food from the...
State puts money into film and video education
Louisiana Economic Development has awarded nearly $200,000 from the state’s Entertainment Development Fund to the film and television program at LSU to help grow the talent pipeline for the state’s film production workforce. LSU will use the grant to expand faculty in its Bachelor of Fine Arts in...
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