Mayor reaches out to high school students encourages education
Mayor Milton Ceasar made a surprise visit to Block High School on Wednesday to spread words of encouragement and positivity to the youth of his town.
Where to File IRS Social Media
WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service today announced new procedures that will enable certain individuals who relinquished their U.S. citizenship to come into compliance with their U.S. tax and filing obligations and receive relief for back taxes.
J’ville shooting at local lounge, arrest pending
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Harrisonburg’s Journey to Careers
Lieutenant Colonel Norman Gilmore (brother of the late Catahoula resident Carl Gilmore from Sicily Island) spoke to Ms. Sharon Gilmore’s 7th JTC class. Lieutenant Gilmore served as commissioned officer for 28 years in the Marine Corps.
Judy Duhon: Leadership, Experience and Conservative Values for Senate Seat 32 On Oct. 12, 2019
On October 12, the District 32 Senate Race will bring many new challenges and opportunities for the voters. The candidate who can bring leadership and strong conservative values will help lead district 32 into a successful and meaningful relationship with all the needs of the people.
Burget elected State Director of NDAA
The Louisiana District Attorneys Association has announced that District Attorney Bradley (Brad) R. Burget has been elected State Director of the National District Attorneys Association. Mr.
Voter Registration Week 2019 begins September 2nd
BATON ROUGE, La.—Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin is joining registrars of voters across the state the week of Sept. 2-6, 2019 to host Voter Registration Week activities aimed at registering eligible citizens to vote.
Police Jury called out on road maintenance
The focus of Monday nights police jury meeting was mainly on roads. One exception was the first item on the agenda.
Terrorizing charges dropped in plea deal for Cameron Smith
A guilty plea was entered by Cameron Smith in court on Tuesday. Smith was arrested on March 3, 2018 on charges of terrorizing and on September 12, 2018 on charges of intimidation of a witness. The charges stemmed from alleged threats made against students and Harrisonburg High School.
Counting down the candidates (Wards 3 and 4) By Leo Chappelle
Harold Sones is unopposed in ward 4. Mr. Sones, who is the current president of the Police Jury, is a nice guy and it isn’t his fault that there was no one to run against him. I think, however, that it is unhealthy for our democracy when an office is conceded without a contest.
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