The City of Minden will move into the 2011-2012 fiscal year with a budget of just over $33 million.
Following a public hearing Tuesday, just prior to the regular meeting of the Minden City Council, council members voted unanimously – with all members present except District B Councilwoman Fayrine Kennon-Gilbert – to approve the budget which shows a shortfall of around $499,000.
Webster Parish deputies, working in conjunction with Louisiana State Police, have arrested a Doyline man on drug and firearm violations.
Sheriff Gary Sexton said Jason Ala...
Students at Minden High School now have the opportunity to receive $4,420 worth of piano lessons for free and possibly discover, through theater, talents they may have ne...
The Department of Children and Family Services (DFCS) has published its "Most Wanted" poster, a list of 18 ...
Couple gets up with bath salts’ buzz
Trying out a new way to get high landed a south Louisiana couple in jail recently.
Doyle Bourgeois, 42, of the 1300 block of Dogwood Dr...
The last "test" exterior wall has been set in place, removed, stacked away with the other walls and a tarp has been placed over them. Now the wait begins for October 17 a...
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