Newsletter Late Week
Kit Bond, former Missouri governor, U.S. Senator, dead at 86
Bond, who dealt with recessions, wars and hard electoral fights, said his proudest achievement was launching the Parents as Teacher program and taking it nationwide… Login to continue reading Login…
Louisiana High School celebrates its 150th commencement
By Stan Schwartz Superintendent Tom Ward tried to get through his welcome speech at the start of Louisiana High School’s 150th commencement last Friday without… Login to continue reading Login…
Cameras and phones in hand, Clopton's seniors prepare for prom
They came dressed in their finest—gowns, coats and ties, and maybe a tux or two—Clopton’s seniors gathered at Central Park of Eolia, a brand new venue perfectly suited for a prom.
It's So Good approaching 1-year anniversary
You may remember Brook Patterson and her husband, Yolandias, in a pop-up tent along the riverfront selling cold, refreshing drinks during various events. It wasn’t long ago she and Yolandias decided to move their operation to a more permanent location.
National Day of Prayer service unites community
If you were going about your day last Thursday and started feeling pretty good around noon, you should thank all the folks who gathered at the Church of the Nazarene in Bowling Green to pray for everyone during the National Day of Prayer.
Ellison Seeks Death Penalty in Todd Murder Case
An Eolia man accused of killing two people, including his own son, could end up being punished for the crime with the loss of his own life.
Mega Mudfest draws more than 3,500 to Pike's Off-Road Park
The air was filled with dust and roar of engines as thousands of off-road vehicles roamed the 880 acres out at Pike’s Off-Road Park last weekend. Josh Carmon, with Missouri Mudders, estimated more than 3,500 people were in the park over the course of the weekend.
Louisiana's Chamber of Commerce announces Citizen of the Year award
During their annual banquet, the Louisiana Chamber of Commerce announced Louisiana’s Citizen of the year. This year, the honor went to two people—Don and Sherry McCarty.
Residents at NECC voice their understanding during Crime Victims Awareness Week
Institutional Activities Coordinator Brianna Simons welcomed everyone to the ceremony for Crime Victims Awareness Week. She provided the introductions for the resident speakers last week at the Northeast Correctional Center in Bowling Green.
Local author revamps children's book for local law enforcement
Emily Sitton, who authors children’s books under the name Emilia Sue, held a book-signing event at the Trimble House in Louisiana last Saturday.