Editorial Columns

Everyone’s favorite cowboy

This past weekend the community came together to support those left behind by the loss of “everyone’s favorite cowboy,” Clay Chance Leblanc, who died during a tragic rodeo accident at 23 years old last year.

Have a Corona and calm down

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Come on people, CHILL OUT! I now l.....drefer to the news media as “the news mania” because they are leading the charge and it is nothing more than about selling the stories. Who can scream the loudest, who can hype the best, who can spread the manure, who can sell the snake oil?

For Sanders, party rules are fine. Until they’re not.

During a recent presidential debate, one Democratic candidate came out foursquare against majority rule, and hardly anybody noticed.

Keep shining a light

Most of us prefer sunshine. It’s rare to hear someone say, “That was a nice, cloudy day.” We’re invigorated by a glorious sunrise and spend hours outdoors on brilliantly sunny days. As John Denver so succinctly sang, “Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy.”

Make your dreams a reality

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Women’s History Month is celebrated each year in March, and one Louisiana woman is making history as the world’s youngest astronaut in training.

Republicans, business align on main session focus

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Business groups see an opportunity with the new, more conservative Republican-led Louisiana Legislature to gain traction on a top goal, to rein in civil lawsuits and damage awards against them.

Cleaning up after others

A parent tells a child to pick up a mess that is not their own. The child automatically protests because, as many children will say, “I didn’t do that.”

The stark cultural differences inside the Democratic Party

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Yes, Democrats are divided over Bernie Sanders’ revolution versus Joe Biden’s restoration of status quo Obama. Yes, they are divided over what that means in terms of policy, like Sanders’ Medicare for All versus Biden’s tweaked Obamacare.

Can our rural roads be saved?

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The recent New York Times article “The Struggle to Mend America’s Rural Roads” used Wisconsin as a microcosm for the infrastructure crisis that either directly or indirectly affects all Americans.

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