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Louisiana Spelling Champion
Louisiana’s first National Spelling Champion is an inspiration to all and for many reasons.
Louisiana’s First Historical Veto Session
On Friday, June 16th, Louisiana Lawmakers officially decided to proceed with their first veto override session in modern history. In 1974, the amendment of the state’s constitution required that lawmakers submit a special ballot to Baton Rouge to opt out of the process every year after each legislative session. Otherwise, be held within 40 days… Read more “Louisiana’s First Historical Veto Session”
Governor John Bel Edwards joins Bipartisan Council of U.S. Governors
The myth of bipartisanship shows with Gov. Edwards joining President’s council.
Freedom could be more individualized, but not lost in the United States
Our government hardly ever gives anything out for free, which can cause some concern when the vaccine is being provided for free.
Louisiana Senate Passes Marijuana Decriminalization Bill
If the bill is signed into law, Louisiana will join the 27 other states, along with the District of Columbia, in decriminalizing marijuana statewide.
Louisiana Youth Must Vaccinate
Louisiana’s younger population should vaccinate this summer to make the most of the several month break.
Snow Covers Louisiana
Louisiana cities unprepared for snow and freezing temperatures.
Vaccine Arrives in Louisiana as Governor Addresses Phase Two Restrictions
As Louisiana nurses receive COVID-19 vaccine Governor Edwards plans to address the current restrictions.
Vaccine coming soon?
With a vaccine hopefully coming soon, former Presidents offer to take vaccine live on tv.
Governor Edwards Returns State to Phase 2
Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards returns Louisiana to Phase 2 of COVID-19 restrictions to help slow the spread of the virus.
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