• Coup Attempt: Mayor-President Tries to Take Over St. George Fire District Board and Stack It with Opponents of Incorporating St. George
• Board Could Still Be Taken Over in Jan. 22 Vote
• Councilman: I’ll File Suit to Block City of St. George
• Governor Jindal on St. George: Let People in SBR Decide
• Thousands to March for Life Jan. 18
• People in St. George Pay for a City Now, Just Not Their City: $52 Million a Year Transferred from St. George Taxes to BR
• What Happens to the $80 Million in Local Taxes Currently Collected in St. George
• Most Issues in Any Legal Challenge to St. George Have Already Been Resolved
• Election Year: Voters Face Important Choices in 2014 from U.S. Senator to the School Board
• Community Leaders in BR Area Are Optimistic About 2014: Energy Boom Should Offset Negative Effects of Obamacare Fiasco
• Sen. Vitter Says Roll Back Obamacare
• Crosstown Busing Still in Full Swing: Attendance Zones Are Not Contiguous
• Kids Get Up at 5 a.m. to Be Bused 17 Miles from Hollywood Street to Woodlawn Middle
• Baton Rouge’s Secret: Busing Never Ended
• Central Christmas Parade Photos
• Newspaper Wins Top National Awards: One of Four Community Newspapers Awarded General Excellence
• Serenade of the Seas Now Sailing Out of New Orleans to Key West, Nassau, and Coco Cay in The Bahamas
• The Incredible Power of a Teacher: Larry Bell
• 5th Graders Help Soldiers in Afghanistan
• Ronald Reagan Newsmaker Luncheon to Hear Col. Rob Manass at 12 noon Tuesday, Jan. 14 at Café Américain, 7521 Jefferson Hwy., Lunch is $15
• Herman Cain to Campaign for Paul Dietzel for Congress at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 17 at the Renaissance
• Michael Berry Coming to BR to Campaign for Rob Manass for U.S. Senate 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 24 at The Station
• A Fundraiser for City of St. George 6-9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 26 at Louisiana Lagniappe, $125 a person
• Recent honors and awards: Capital City News: 2nd Place in Louisiana for General Excellence,1st Place for Investigative Reporting and 1st Place for Best Front Page, Louisiana Press Association. Central City News: Named one of four Best Community Newspapers in America by National Newspaper Association. 1st Place in Louisiana for General Excellence and 1st Place for Best News Coverage, Louisiana Press Association.
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January 10, 2014 
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