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News
Man hiding in mud captured
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A Catahoula Parish man who attempted to elude arrest by burying himself in mud was captured Friday in a swampy area between Sicily Island and Clayton.

BASF wins Louisiana Central Region Lantern Award
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BASF in Vidalia was awarded the Lantern Award for the Central Region of Louisiana during an awards presentation in Baton Rouge Tuesday night.

Vidalia proposed budget $35.4 million
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The Vidalia Town Council will consider the adoption of a $35.4 million budget during a special meeting and public hearing on July 1.

Delta Charter enrolls 330
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Delta Charter School in Ferriday received final approval last week from the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to open for the 2013-14 school year.

Ferriday budget $2.8 million
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The Ferriday Board of Aldermen approved a $2.8 million budget for fiscal year 2013-14 during a special meeting Tuesday night.

Legislative breakfast slated
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The Concordia Economic & Industrial Development District will hold a Legislative Breakfast on Tuesday, June 25.

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.

  
Columns
Mary Landrieu's piņata
by Sam Hanna, Jr. - posted
Give the devil her due, Sen. Mary Landrieu is not one to shy away from picking a fight, even when she's dead wrong on an issue and probably knows it.

Trace outlaws, post riders & King's Tavern
by Stanley Nelson - posted
Travelers along the Natchez Trace in the late 1700s and early 1800s often carried with them a pouch of dried ground corn for survival if all other food sources were exhausted or unobtainable. Mixed with water and swallowed, this cornmeal concoction provided just enough energy to keep a man from starving until he could find a decent meal.

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