The dawn of spring; a sense of renewal

By: Robert Walters

Billion: Think about how much is a billion dollars

By: Milo A. Nickel

Louisiana consumers deserve the benefits competition can bring

History has proven that competition benefits the average consumer by lowering prices, improving customer service, sparking innovation and encouraging investment. The airline industry and the wireless telephone business are two good examples.

Restrictions on 2, 4-D Herbicide Application for 2008 given

For several crop seasons, a growing problem had emerged with damage to non-target crops, gardens, and other plants, primarily in the parishes of Evangeline, St. Landry, Avoyelles and Rapides.

Farmers, residents warned of scam

BATON ROUGE - Agriculture and Forestry Commissioner Mike Strain, D.V.M., issued a warning to Louisiana citizens today about an email scam targeting farmers throughout the United States.

Pat Derouselle among finalists for Jefferson Award

By: CARISSA HEBERT

Managing Editor

Pat Derouselle was honored by his peers when they nominated him for KLFY, Channel 10s annual Jefferson Award.

Mamou’s Alonna Richard crowned 48th Ms. LSUA

ALEXANDRIA - Alonna LaTrice Richard, a freshman nursing major from Mamou, has been crowned Ms. LSU at Alexandria for 2008 at the 48th annual Ms. LSUA Pageant.

Mamou Rotary recognizes citizens

By: MICHAEL BORDELON

News Editor

The Mamou Rotary Club held its annual banquet Friday night, April 4, to honor its Man and Woman of the Year for 2007.

Nelson, West head All-Parish squad

By: LANCE REED

Sports Editor

Pine Prairie completes district sweep

By: LANCE REED

Sports Editor

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