(Editor’s Note: Sources for the information included in this article are the LSU AgCenter extension office in Jennings, Carnegie Library archives and Jennings Daily News archives.) Long before the first
WELSH – The Old Time Rice Threshing Festival provides the community with the chance to take a step back in time with an interactive history lesson on how rice was
Jeff Davis Library Director Clare McNally Coleman was welcomed by Elton Branch Manager Kitty Marsh at a “meet-and-greet” event Monday afternoon. Coleman said she is passionate about reading, but she
A burglary investigation led to the arrest of three suspects at a hotel in Jennings. Daphne Chantell Patrick, 32, along with William Joseph Derouen, 36, both residing at of 302
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