March 2022

Team to play for state championship

JENNINGS DAILY TIMES RECORD

Scentsational FLOWERS FOR SPRING

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The garden can rouse each of the senses. We can enjoy the beautiful colors, the sounds of wildlife, the texture of the plants, the taste of fruits, herbs and vegetables, and of course, the delightful fragrance of many flowers and plants’ foliage. Retail garden centers are beginning to fill with beautiful, fragrant spring bedding plants.

Easons announce birth of daughter

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Daphne and Anthony Eason of Jennings announce the birth of their daughter, Coraline Noel Eason, born March 8, 2022, at Jennings American Legion Hospital.

Snoring increases with age

Dear Doctors: My husband has always snored, but lately it’s gotten a lot worse. Would gaining weight have anything to do with it? He just turned 67 and put on about 12 pounds during the pandemic. Sometimes his breathing stops, and I’m worried it might be sleep apnea. How do we find out?

Dish up a classic comfort food this St. Patrick’s Day

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Everyone has “corned beef and cabbage” on the brain come St. Patrick’s Day. But another flavorful dish might appeal to a greater number of people with Irish roots.

Full return of sports welcomed in JDP

After dealing with a widespread pandemic over the last couple of years, area athletes have continued to overcome adversities to enjoy a return to normalcy in the sports world in the 2021-2022 school year.

Carry on a Cajun tradition this Easter

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Soon many families across the nation will be making preparations to carry out some of their family’s favorite Easter holiday traditions.

Dems make their priorities clear

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Senate Democrats ended February insisting on a procedural fight over the Women’s Health Protection Act, to get Republicans on record about the issue during a midterm election year. But if Americans realized just what the Women’s Health Protection Act is about, it should not only backfire as a strategy for the Dems, but would prompt an awakening about just how radical a country we’ve become when it comes to abortion.

Gov. Edwards vetoes new congressional map

BATON ROUGE (AP) — Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards vetoed a new congressional redistricting plan for the state Wednesday night because it lacks a second majority-Black district.