Pick up the Sunday, May 4, 2014, issue of The News or visit livingstonparishnews to read these stories and more: News: -Walker awaits vote -National Day of Prayer -Theriots fund major university endowments -One-year alternatives for students failing LEAP -Access the News online with QR -Jeff David: Keystone of a wrecked campaign -Editorial: After further review ... uh oh! -Mike Dowty: Thoughts about the bright future, now that its here -Steve Chapman: Secrets and lies of Obamas drone war -Sales tax revenues hold up despite vehicle slowdown -SPCA adoptables -Obituaries: Vivian Adams, Valley Andrews, Wendy Gilyard, Betty Guilliams, Willie Lewis Jr., Mattie Plant, Leon Terrase Sr., Wilmot Zimmerman -Hodges thrilled with quick passage of equal pay bill -Erdey highway bills on fast track -Pope rejects Common Core compromise Living: -Tied up in Knotts -Family Portrait: Engagements: Amanda Thurmon & Brandon David; Rachel Moss & Christopher McDonald -Denham Springs Garden Club presents 50 years of historical archives -Honor Rolls: French Settlement High, Holden School, Juban Parc Elementary -Parish Girl Scouts host Drivers Safety Day in Watson -In Our Schools: Fun Day/May Day at LOHS; Grays Creek Pre-K & K study butterflies; Springfield Elementary Sea Turtle Symposium; Springfield High FFA winners -Potluck from the Parish: Hunters Style Pork Chops Sports: Baseball: -Jackets shut out Airline -Intense Holden dominates Maurepas, 11-1 -Eagles down S. Houston -Doyle falls to Runnels, 5-1 -Wildcats clawed by Bearcats, 10-0 -Basketball: Holdens Hayden MVP of 8-B
Posted on: Sun, 04 May 2014 14:00:00 +0000