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A New Day for Louisiana

By Woody Jenkins, Editor, Central City News – Baton Rouge After eight years of Democratic rule, which brought massive violations of civil liberties, illegal lockdowns, an unprecedented economic slowdown, and a disturbing rise in crime, Louisiana voted overwhelmingly for conservative change in the Oct 14 primary.   Republican Attorney Gen. Jeff Landry won 52 percent […]

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Brandon Ivey Runs On Christian Values, Business Experience, Conservative Views

Central general contractor Brandon Ivey describes himself as a staunch conservative who stands for Christian values, the right to life, constitutional carry, and traditional marriage. However, he also sees himself as a job creator, having created hundreds of jobs in Baton Rouge and Central.  Ivey, Central High Class of 1999, believes his role as former […]

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Lauren Ventrella Highlights Her Legal Experience, Backing By Sen. Bodi White

 Central attorney Lauren Ventrella is proud to be a 4th generation Central resident and grateful to Sen. Bodi White for his support and guidance in her race for State Representative. The connection between Sen. White and Ms. Ventrella goes back to her grandparents, Joe Chemin, 89, and JoAnn Chemin, 86, who accompanied Bodi’s parents when […]

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10-Point Plan to Save EBR Parish

By Woody Jenkins, Editor, Central City News – Baton Rouge As the statewide elections draw to a close Nov. 18, attention will turn to next year’s elections for Mayor-President and Metro Council in East Baton Rouge Parish.  Our parish faces many critical issues.   Here is a 10-Point Plan to save East Baton Rouge Parish […]

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Ailynn Fresina 2024 Miss Louisiana Christian

Ailynn Macy Fresina of Central, the daughter of Tony and Brittney Fresina and a 2023 Central High School graduate, has been crowned Miss Louisiana Christian University 2024.  Ailynn is 18 and currently attending Louisiana Christian University, formerly Louisiana College, as a freshman. She competed in Interview, Talent, Physical Fitness, and On Stage Questions.  The Miss […]

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Passage of Amendment No. 2 Represents Vindication for Rev. Spell, Life Tabernacle

The Governor of Louisiana tried everything he could to put Rev. Tony Spell in jail and close his church.  The Mayor-President told people not to go there.  The police chief arrested him on trumped up charges.  The media of the nation and the world vilified him as a menace to public health and a murderer.  […]

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Decision Time: October 14

By Woody Jenkins, Editor, Central City News – Baton Rouge After eight years of Democratic rule under Gov. John Bel Edwards, Louisiana politics seems to be in the midst of a dramatic turn.  If polling is correct, Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry, and Democratic Secretary of Transportation and Development Shawn Wilson will end up in […]

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Blue Cross Withdraws Proposed Sale… for Now

 Local small business owners met at the Chamber of Commerce of East Baton Rouge Parish last week to their continue their attacks against a plan by the Board of Directors of Blue Cross of Louisiana to sell the company to a for-profit out-of-state insurance giant, Elevance. But just hours before the meeting, Blue Cross announced […]

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Supreme Court Refuses Pastor Spell Case But State Court Case Is Moving Forward

By Connie Hair – Originally Posted in TheHayride, Baton Rouge The importance of getting out to vote for Amendment No. 2 on the Oct. 14 ballot protecting churches was just kicked up a notch when the Supreme Court of the United States denied certiorari, or judicial review, of the case of Pastor Tony Spell v. […]

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Jeff Landry: A Guardian of Our Liberty

By Woody Jenkins, Editor, Central City News – Baton Rouge In August 2020, when Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards was in the midst of his all-out assault on the Constitution and common sense, most elected officials were silent.  They were afraid to stand up to the governor, the bureaucracy, and the left-wing media. Only one […]

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