July 2021

THIS WEEK’S BEST BETS

Sunday, July 11

Shot campaign targeted by scammers

The chance to win $100,000 cash begins with the first of four Shot At A Million drawings on Wednesday, July 14.

Why we should be grateful to be Americans

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Sometimes, the system works. Last week, a client of mine, an abused woman from El Salvador, was granted asylum. You might not think that’s important or impressive. It won’t change the world, and it won’t make the “Breaking News” segment on CNN.

Thanks for the wonderful days, Jack

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Every night, just before bed, he’d thank his bride of 70 years for giving him another wonderful day on Earth.

OFFICERS TO LAWMAKERS: KEEP CONCEALED CARRY PERMIT

BATON ROUGE (AP) — Dozens of Louisiana law enforcement officers called Thursday on state lawmakers to keep the current concealed carry requirements in place and uphold Gov. John Bel Edwards’ veto of a bill that would scrap the training and permit needed to carry a concealed handgun.

LA officials clarify golf cart laws

LAKE ARTHUR — Officials here want to inform residents of a littleknown state law.

In their own words

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(Editor’s note: The following is the first of a three-part series that will be published in our Sunday editions. Be sure to check out part two of the series in the Sunday, July 18, edition of Jennings Daily News.)

Fun with Food

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Local 4-H students had the opportunity to participate in a Charcuterie Chef Camp on July 7. At the camp, students learned about different cheeses, breads, meats, fruit, vegetables or spreads that can be included on a charcuterie board.. Aubrie Istre and Ella Istre (above) taste and rate the assortment of meats. Isaac Temple and Sean Cummings (at right) try the assortment of cheeses. Daily News photos by Ardyn Jardell

JDP to hold virtual school for qualifying students

Some students will still have the option to enroll in virtual school in Jeff Davis Parish.

Buddy’s Service Station to close after 46 years

Buddy’s Service Station shut down their pumps and closed their doors Thursday after 46 years of serving the area.