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Candidates for 5th Congressional District participate in forum Monday (opens the original)
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BATON ROUGE - Candidates for the 5th Congressional District answered questions about inflation, the Iran war, a new farm bill and Congress' obligations to regulate AI during a forum on Monday. PAR Louisiana hosted the forum, which also included a few minutes for candidates to introduce themselves, discuss their backgrounds, and state their positions on issues affecting Louisiana's 5th Congressional District. Dist. 33 State Senator Stewart Cathey, R-Monroe, has served as a Louisiana Senator for t
Students returning to classroom in St. Helena Parish have access to mental health resources (opens the original)
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GREENSBURG — Students returning to school at St. Helena Career and College Academy could have the opportunity to benefit from special programs focusing on mental health. During a Wednesday back-to-school event at the school, organizers with the Harmony Center shared resources offered this year, both in and out of the classroom, through its "Beyond the Backpack" program. This program offers families help addressing mental health and behavioral issues that may arise during the school year. "Issues
2 Your Town Port Allen: Oldest bar in Port Allen dates back a century to prohibition era (opens the original)
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PORT ALLEN — A Port Allen bar is marking more than a century in business, and the family behind it says they have no plans to stop. Jack's Place opened in 1924 by Jack Saia, a first-generation American who immigrated from Sicily. Now, his great-grandchildren are the third generation keeping the bar running. "We are probably the oldest business in Port Allen, maybe even in West Baton Rouge Parish," Jill Saia says. "I remember the busiest we've ever been. When the Saints won the Super Bowl in 2009
US Sen. John Kennedy touts infrastructure and federal funding wins at Ascension Chamber of Commerce (opens the original)
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GONZALES — U.S. Senator John Kennedy touted wins in infrastructure, federal funding and small business growth at the Ascension Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Tuesday. "It is just so great to be home," U.S. Senator John Kennedy stated at the start of the event. After praising Louisiana, Kennedy began detailing the economic impact that will soon affect the state. With this year's budget, Kennedy secured $34 million for fiscal year 2026. Some $23 million will go toward flood risk reduction for the
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