Following a record number of graduates and four-year transfers, officials with the Louisiana Community and Technical College System are wondering where additional resources will come from now that a special fund that partly contributed to this growth has been expended. […]
To hear politicians speak today, especially in the campaign currently underway, one would think we have never been a great country. […]
There may be good news ahead for the tourism business in southeast Louisiana and along the Mississippi River as the luxury river liner, Viking River Cruises, makes New Orleans the home port for its first North American cruises extending all the way up to Minnesota. […]
There is strong need for a leader in the world today to safeguard peaceful people who want to enjoy and develop what the world has to offer and make the most of it to their benefit. And to do that, we need to get leadership that can get worldwide support in producing it. […]
The Louisiana Democratic Party doesn’t want to see David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, gain any momentum in his U.S. Senate bid, but its political apparatus is continuing to shine a bright light on the divisive figure. […]
Thank goodness Labor Day is past and summer is over.
It has been one of the worst so-called vacation seasons we have ever experienced in Louisiana, if we want to call it that. […]
The task force charged with making tax and budget recommendations for next year’s regular session should have its report ready for legislative leaders by the end of the month. […]
This has been an unusual year and not a very good one, to say the least. […]
As the state grapples with mounting recovery expenses and looks to the federal government for financial assistance, economists are also expecting what could be a minor uptick in tax collections in the wake of the flooding in south Louisiana. […]
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