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The Heart of the (Re) Store

The Heart of the (Re) Store

The Heart of the (Re) Store

For many years, the Ginger Ford Northshore Fuller Center Restore was more than just a place to shop. It was a gathering place, a treasure hunt, and most importantly, a community built by the generous hands and hearts of its volunteers.
America’s NATO Allies Should Step Up

America’s NATO Allies Should Step Up

America’s NATO Allies Should Step Up

President Trump requested last week that our North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) 'allies' assist in keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, safe, and passable for oil tankers. One of the dangers in the Strait is the placement by the Iranian military of mines in the waterway.
The Scoop

The Scoop

The Scoop

The 2026 turkey hunting season begins Saturday and Sunday (March 28-29) for youth (17 or younger) and physically challenged/ wheelchair confined hunters. The season opens statewide in areas A, B and C on April 3 for all hunters, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) announced.

LDWF Agent Graduates from FBI Academy

A Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) enforcement agent graduated from the 297th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia on March 18.LDWF Capt.
All About the Boot

All About the Boot

All About the Boot

Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) attempted to pass his resolution to withhold senators’ pay during government shutdowns via unanimous consent on Sunday, but Senate Democrats objected and blocked the resolution.
Wilderness: The Cost of Love

Wilderness: The Cost of Love

Wilderness: The Cost of Love

In 1969, Fred Rogers walked into a Senate hearing room where the future of his life’s work was being questioned.Public funding for educational television was on the chopping block. Lawmakers were skeptical. The tone in the room was tense, impatient, and more than a little dismissive.

LSU Researcher Hunts Lithium in Louisiana Oilfield Brines

The United States imports 25% of its lithium, which is listed as critical mineral by both the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Geological Survey. Meanwhile, brines in the Smackover Formation, which stretches from Texas to Florida through Louisiana, could help meet domestic and global needs.