Proposed Sale of Blue Cross Deserves A ‘No’ Vote from Policy Holders in LA

By Woody Jenkins, Editor, Central City News – Baton Rouge    It is marvelous to listen to the four who resigned their $105,000-a-year seats on the Board of Directors of Blue Cross talk about the future.  If they have their way, they will soon control $3,200,000,000 that rightly belongs to the policyholders of Blue Cross. […]

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Central Ranks #1 in Key Measures Earns #2 Rank Overall Statewide

Central Community Schools consistently earned the state’s top scores in various academic categories of the spring 2023 LEAP assessment, growing the district to #2 overall in the state, according to a report released this week by the Louisiana Department of Education.  The results are based on the percentage of students who scored Mastery and Advanced […]

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Republicans Finalizing Endorsements

 The Republican Party of East Baton Rouge Parish has announced its support for conservative Republican candidates in two more races — State Treasurer and House District 70. The party has endorsed Dr. John Fleming for State Treasurer.  Dr. Fleming is a family physician who practiced medicine for many years and still does.  He is successful […]

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Randy, Cindy Hebert Celebrate 50th Anniversary, Plan Festivities at Later Date at Orange Beach, AL

Randy and Cynthia (Cindy) Bryant Hebert of Baker will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023. The couple was  married on Sept. 1, 1973 at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church in Lake Arthur. Father Ed Degeyter performed the ceremony. Randy and Cindy have two sons, Jared Hebert of Baker and […]

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Tractor Supply Opens Store in Central

 Tractor Supply Company, the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States, celebrated its Grand Opening for its new store in Central earlier this month and is now open for business.   “At Tractor Supply, we are passionate about serving the needs of those who enjoy the Out Here lifestyle. Homeowners, livestock and pet owners, […]

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Convention of States Holds Trial Run, Chooses Woody Jenkins as President

By David Landry, Convention of States correspondent – Williamsburg   State senators and representatives from 49 of the 50 states gathered in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, August 2-4 to hold a simulated Convention of States to propose constitutional amendments utilizing a never-used provision of the United States Constitution. Former Rep. Woody Jenkins of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, […]

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Sen. Bodi White to Be Honored After 20 Years in Legislature

Sen. Bodi White (R-Central), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, will be honored for his 20 years’ service in the Louisiana House of Representatives and State Senate.  A dinner in his honored is planned for Saturday, Sept. 16 at Kristenwood Reception Hall, 14025 Greenwell Springs Road. The social hour will begin at 6 p.m. and […]

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Amendment No. 2 Protects Worship Services

Louisiana voters can go to the polls on Saturday, Oct. 14 and make sure that no governor can ever again order the closing of churches to in-person worship services.   Amendment No. 2 by Sen. Beth Mizell (R-Franklinton) authored the measure, which passed both houses of the Louisiana Legislature with a two-thirds vote. If voters […]

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Seven Arrested After Fight at Central High School on August 21, 2023

CENTRAL — On the morning of Monday, August 21, a fight broke out at Central High School in the City of Central, LA.  Seven students were arrested as a result of the altercation.  To view the video of the fight, click Read More, go to the next page, and click the highlighted link:  https://player.switcherstudio.com/watch?p=9066af15-dc95-46e3-bd44-3ff5203a858a.

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Delta Women’s Abortion Clinic Left Patient Records, Much More

By Woody Jenkins, Editor Since the Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 legalized abortion-on-demand in Louisiana, the biggest abortion provider in this state has been Leroy T. Brinkley. Brinkley, who is not a physician, operated out of six different locations in Baton Rouge and three in New Orleans over the past 40 years.  Perhaps the […]

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