Assistant District Attorney Patrick Jackson is hopeful the DA's office will be able to find a resolution to a lease at South Webster Industrial District.
"Knight Street, LLC and SWID have had disagreements about how to proceed now that their lease has ended," said Hunt Powell, SWID board president. "Because SWID was established by the Webster Parish Police Jury, we sought legal council from the DA's office."
Jackson said he met with SWID representatives to review potential legal matters.
Latin American expert Dan Coker will be the featured speaker this week at the Minden Lions Club meeting.
As a veteran missionary to Latin America, Coker is considered an o...
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BATON ROUGE — Gov. Bobby Jindal's push to privatize all but one of the LSU-run hospitals across south Louisiana will cost the state an estimated $42 million to make the l...
BATON ROUGE (AP) — The Louisiana Senate overwhelmingly rejected an attempt Monday to repeal a 2008 law that permits public school science teachers to use material outside...
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