HeyJaredChuck Owen
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OWEN: Louisiana Will Feel The Loss Of Jim Henderson (opens the original)
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Picking up the paper (metaphorically speaking) and seeing Dr. Jim Henderson is retiring from and leaving Louisiana Tech brought back bad memories for me. It felt like a middle ground between finding out that Leon Barmore was retiring and then finding out Kim Mulkey wasn’t going to be his successor as the women’s basketball coach in Ruston. Leon was a legend and a Hall of Famer. He’d been in Ruston a long time and had won 3 national titles. Kim was Leon’s heir-apparent, but someone made a bad dec
OWEN: Warning: Don’t Trade the Farm for a Fad (opens the original)
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Louisiana has always understood property rights. A man or woman who owns land should be able to use it. A cattleman who owns the pasture next door should not have to watch that right swallow his livelihood, his drainage, his herd, or the value of the home he built. That is the debate now forming around sprawling solar plants. It is not a cartoon argument between “clean energy” and “country people.” It is a collision of two legitimate property interests, and the public is being asked to pretend o
OWEN: Louisiana’s timber industry needs a new path (opens the original)
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Ed. Note: Chuck Owen co-wrote this piece with Toni McCallister, published at The Center Square From the Arkansas line, in all directions down through much of Louisiana, dipping even into Cajun country, you see trees. Everywhere. The depth and breadth of our pine and hardwood stands and forests are almost indiscernible. Since serious management became a thing in the 1940s and reforestation took hold, professionals have managed these lands for timber, wildlife, fire prevention, and the Divinely cr
OWEN: Report Card for the Superintendent, Dr. Cade Brumley (opens the original)
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(Charles A. Owen, LtCol (ret), USAF, Ph.D.) — About six years ago, Louisiana was looking for a new Superintendent of Education. The State’s rankings were not good at the time, and things had not gone in the right direction for a long time. How we got to that low point is the topic of another article, and we might need to go down that path some time, but not right now. What is salient at this point is to tell what has happened since the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) decided t
OWEN: Before Fauci Pleaded the Fifth, the Louisiana Legislature Was Taking Action (opens the original)
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On the 28th of July, 2026, Washington’s self-dealing swamp creature, Anthony Fauci, sat before a United States Senate committee and refused to answer questions. Protected by a last-second presidential pardon issued in the final hours of the Biden administration, the former public face of America’s COVID response invoked the Fifth Amendment a reported 111 times. Fauci thumbed his nose at lawmakers and the public who endured the lockdowns, mandates, school closures, and the career-destroying press
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