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News
Paul Scott remembered as top investigator
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Longtime investigator Paul Scott, whose law enforcement career spanned 41 years, was remembered this week as one of the top investigators in the parish's history.

Vidalia port construction on horizon
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Mayor Hyram Copeland said construction work to build the Vidalia port should begin in a few months after $5 million in Priority 1 Capital Outlay funds were made available by the Legislature during its recent session.

$10,000 bond set for Schickel
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Bond was set at $10,000 today (Wednesday) and more charges expected for a man booked Thursday following a manhunt involving several police agencies.

Ferriday aldermen question board attorney
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Ferriday alderman Gloria Lloyd said she thinks the town's attorney has a conflict of interest and wants an opinion from the state's Board of Ethics.

Ferriday man booked for child pornography
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Investigators from the Louisiana State Police Bureau of Investigations/Alexandria Field Office arrested Charles Hart, 70, of Ferriday, June 5 for possession and distribution of child pornography.

Police Jury finalizing plans for security system
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The Concordia Parish Police Jury hopes to have a security system in place at the courthouse within the next few months.

Motorcyclist killed in crash
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A single vehicle crash killed a man from Vidalia early Tuesday, according to the Louisiana State Police.

Pay raise possible for RMC board
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Columns
A bigot, a budget and more
by Sam Hanna, Jr. - posted
Though state lawmakers are receiving high marks for bucking the governor and forging a compromise on the budget in the regular legislative session that ended last week, let's hope the "attaboys" were deserved.

National highway carved through wilderness
by Stanley Nelson - posted
When Congress formed the Mississippi Territory in 1798, the headquarters of this new territorial government was located in Natchez, which was separated from its nearest U.S. neighbor -- the state of Tennessee -- by a vast wilderness.

Sports
Rhymes ready for first CWS
by Jake Martin - posted
Raph Rhymes is looking for "the best week" of his life. The LSU outfielder is in Omaha, where the Tigers are searching for their seventh national championship.

Duncan does it again
by Jake Martin - posted
Kimberlyn Duncan became the first sprinter in NCAA history, male or female, to claim three NCAA Outdoor titles in the 200-meter dash in a career.

Ferriday camp this weekend
by Joey Martin - posted
A who's who of football talent will be on hand to give instruction for the first Ferriday Youth Football Camp to be held at Ferriday High Saturday and Sunday.

Hoffpauir's clubs enjoyed challenge of playing bigger schools
by Jake Martin - posted
This is the first in a five-part series of the top five baseball games former Vidalia High baseball coach Johnny Lee Hoffpauir picked as his most memorable.

Dean enjoying new role
by Joey Martin - posted
Blake Dean has become very comfortable working on the other side of first base for a change.

Machine-Pitch names all-stars
by Joey Martin - posted
Closing ceremonies were held for the Concordia Parish T-Ball and Machine Pitch Leagues Friday.

Athletes must watch what they say
by Jake Martin - posted
It's a wonder athletes say anything these days. Any time they step up to a microphone, they have to tiptoe on eggshells because our society has never been so sensitive.

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