Wreck survivor: ‘God brought me through it ...’
Reassuring his mother that being a little late to an appointment would be okay is the last thing Russell Johnston really remembers before he heard the voice of fellow paramedic Dub Morriss explaining to him why he couldn't see and why he couldn't move.
It was the morning of September 21 and the 34-year-old Minden man had just collided with the rear portion of a tractor-trailer rig while traveling 70 miles per hour west-bound on Interstate 20.
Pollution is a serious concern in the modern industrialized world. However, industry is not its only source. According to Trailblazer Rural Development Institute Biologis...
All City of Minden utility customers were without power for a little more than three hours Tuesday after a tractor-trailer rig took out a 115,000-volt transmission line o...
A late night fight between a husband and wife landed 34-year-old Brian Keith McCoy in jail on aggravated second degree battery charges, resisting an officer and felony do...
The Thirteenth Annual Health Fair for senior citizens will be Friday, October 14, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Minden Civic Center.
The Webster Parish Council on Aging ...
While free Wi-Fi is already offered in all overnight facilities, the Louisiana Office of State Parks is once again taking advantage of technology by releasing a free mobi...
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