LARRY WELLS

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guiltyCenterville, MSArrested 4/10/25CPSOOut of parish warrants

HEATH S HERRON II

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guiltyPossession of schedule II drugs

VERNON WATSON

All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty312 Morning Star Alley Arrested 4/9/25 CPSO Possession of meth, cocaine, marijuana and estacy with intent to distriubute; possession drug paraphernalia, firearm while CDS in possession, and firearm by felon;.

Save Cenla’s ASIST training to help prevent suicide held in Harrisonburg

First Baptist Church in Harrisonburg recently hosted a Save Cenla’s ASIST workshop. ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training ) is a two-day interactive workshop in suicide first aid.

Audit:

The Louisiana Department of Health continues to struggle with a range of persistent financial and compliance issues, according to a new report released by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor.

Village of Harrisonburg welcomes new medical clinic

Many from the community proudly welcomes Ramirez Healthcare Clinic, located beside Medi Thrift Drugs, to Harrisonburg. Ramirez Healthcare is owned by Mikala Ramirez, FNP-C.“I am a family nurse practitioner who serves the public from ages 0-99.

Jonesville Main Street attends workshop

Louisiana was well represented at the April Main Street Now Conference! More than thirty local directors, board members, and volunteers traveled to Philadelphia for three days of educational sessions, mobile workshops, and networking.

Steamboat Park Splash Pad returns to Harrisonburg Heritage Festival

At the Harrisonburg Town Hall meeting last week, Mayor Mike Tubre and Aldermen Judy Cotton and Greg Terry confirmed the town will open the Steamboat Park Splash Pad on April 26, for the 2025 season and in conjunction with the Harrisonburg Heritage Festival.

Polls says economy, insurance top list of priorities for Louisianans

(The Center Square) − Ahead of the 2025 Louisiana Legislative Session, a new statewide poll shows voters overwhelmingly support curbing state spending, expanding school choice, cutting taxes, and tackling rising insurance costs.

Disconnect surfaces between Landry, Louisiana’s insurance commissioner

By Nolan Mckendry (The Center Square) — When Gov. Jeff Landry hosted a news conference focused exclusively on expected insurance legislation on Wednesday, many wondered why Commissioner of Insurance Tim Temple was not present.