Receding waters in Turner's Pond exposed more than dirt on Wednesday, when a small caliber automatic handgun was found by a child in an area that would normally be under water.
Five-year-old Alora Lingenfelter found the handgun where she was digging in the mud.
According to Minden Police Chief Steve Cropper it is a .25 caliber manufactured by F.I.E. Corporation.
One sibling steals from the other, pawns items for cash
Brotherly love didn't extend to a north Webster set of siblings as one brother finds himself in jail for stealing t...
While eight new homes are being constructed in Legacy Acres, the new neighborhood adjacent to theirs, the home of Allen and Essie Combs is getting some much-needed repair...
What do hats, the 50's, nerds, camouflage and school spirit have in common? They are all part of Red Ribbon Week at Harper Elementary, just one of the Webster Parish scho...
Louisiana Act 10...
Residents to vote on downtown property tax
Some voters refuse to pull a lever if it means they will have to pay a tax. But the City of Minden is asking voters Saturday to ...
A fund-raiser for 11-month-old Emilee Holloway is set for this Saturday, and is expected to be filled with fun.
Emilee is the daughter of Brad "Teddy Bear" and Jennifer Ho...
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