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• Feeling rushed on vouchers, two Alexandria schools said no
• Hasten: From Playboy honors to jet-setting governor
• National Cemetery ceremony continues to grow
• Up and coming: Small Beau Chene neighborhood ready to expand
• La. sales-tax break continues today
• City Notebook: Alexandria council to consider utility ruling in private
• Ruston school takes leap of faith
• Summer outlook: Relief at pump
• Space station astronauts enter SpaceX capsule
• Global warming winner: Once rare butterfly thrives
• NSU to place unit at business incubator in Alexandria
• Allen man arrested for gator offense
• P&G to add latches to make detergent packs safer
• Sentences handed down in federal and 9th Judicial District criminal cases
• Hamburg safari operators open resort to the public this weekend
• Northwestern State to place unit at business incubator
• Study: Red-light running big on Memorial Day
• Changes spark worry about La. desegregation cases
• Key witness said he did not bribe former Rapides Police Juror Bordelon
• Judge: Rebates in hands of Alexandria City Council
• With water level up again, Toledo Bend prepares for Memorial Day visitors
• Louisiana sales-tax break this weekend
• Today's photo: Remembrance unfurled
• 9 to 15 storms predicted for 2012 hurricane season
• Bassmaster series is June 7-10 at Toledo Bend
• Louisiana House rejects pension change for state workers
• U.S. forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• Louisiana voters may decide gun ownership issues
• Missing teen may be in Boyce-Cotile area
• Ex. Rapides Parish police juror back in court on bribery charge
• Louisiana moves to lock down Medicaid funds
• Louisiana PSC: Phone book deliveries can end
• Putting extreme couponing to test
• 2 from Central Louisiana to join state Military Hall of Fame
• St. Landry Parish deputy returns fire in shooting incident
• Louisiana's annual Hurricane Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday this weekend
• Jazz quartet performs free Friday in Natchitoches
• Salsa featured at Green Market on Saturday in Natchitoches
• Alexandria's Holy Savior Menard High joins Louisiana voucher program
• O.K. Allen Bridge work, traffic delays continue
• NSU art camp sessions registration under way
• Free Iridium Quartet concert Friday evening
• Testimony begins today in Bordelon retrial
• Retirement bills head for final votes
• Rainy day fund part of ongoing budget negotiations
• DODT chief asks for controllers to be kept at Alexandria International Airport
• Most of Cenla sees spring test scores improve
• Sundrop Fuels partners with engineering firm on 'green gas' plant near Alexandria
• Measure sets 20-student limit in K-3 classes
• Jindal lists salary, income sources for 2011
• 4 Cenla schools join voucher program
• Sundrop Fuels moving forward with 'green gas' plant near Alexandria
• 5 Rapides Parish schools earn bronze medals from U.S. New & World Report
• Reader's Theater at T.R.E.E. House set
• Police: Keep homes, cars burglar-proof
• Authorities seek help with Wardville fires
• U.S. Army more selective on recruits, re-enlistments
• Marksville official charged with animal cruelty
• 'Dream Big' summer reading party is Saturday at Rapides Library
• Louisiana schools voucher program begins to take shape
• La. first lady promotes summer reading in Alexandria
• Proposed corrections cuts could close Avoyelles prison
• Woman held at gunpoint in Pineville; man arrested
• Three children found in car with drunken driver
• Railroad crossing to close for reconstruction
• Summer reading kick-off party planned Saturday
• Street closed for former mayor's funeral service
• Man, boy killed in ATV accident near Deville
• Pineville school bus collides with 18-wheeler in Shreveport; no students injured
• Louisiana Senate approves $3.4 billion for school funding
• Baton Rouge-New Orleans commuter train to be studied
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off Carolina coast
• Unsolicited mail from La. lawmakers cost taxpayers $420,000
• Mississippi woman charged in fatal I-59 crash
• 'Special year' for Joplin senior class ends with Obama address
• Drunk trucker drives wrong way on I-10
• Analysis: Louisiana budget proposal pits Republicans against each other
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Study: 2,000 convicted then exonerated in 23 years
• Some controversial issues left for Louisiana Legislature
• Q&A: Alexandria councilman shrugs off flak, embraces District 3 challenges
• Business Beat: Leesville real estate agent makes national '30 Under 30' list
• Fire engulfs Louisiana Tech frat house; no serious injuries
• Hasten: In Louisiana, a lot of racket about cutting spending
• City Notebook: Alexandria tees up bridge work near Bringhurst Golf Course
• New options for Town Talk subscription are explained
• Senator asks parties to refund convention money
• Sex abuser preyed on Central La. victims for years while holding positions of trust
• Head in the clouds? Learn to Fly Day shows what it's about
• Public lodges its budget requests with senators
• St. Maurice man dies in Winn Parish crash
• Bridge repairs to close Rapides-Avoyelles road
• Oakdale man gets 3-year sentence for assault
• 'Trek for Tech' this morning at Prompt Succor in Alexandria
• International Paper to close Minden container plant
• Central Louisiana remembers officers who died in line of duty
• Lincoln Park residents push for more park improvements
• Bridge work to halt some traffic
• Pollock inmates caught after chase
• Former Natchitoches Mayor Sampite dies
• No injuries reported in Pineville fire
• Glenmora woman dies in one-car wreck
• UL System board to discuss possible budget cuts Monday
• Tioga man guilty of killing wife
• Boyce couple charged with murder in child's death
• Pragmatism, professional hopes on display at LSU-Alexandria graduation
• Alexandria lawmakers loses push to cut House budget
• Compromise may settle pollution lawsuits in Louisiana
• Tunica-Biloxi Pow Wow starts today in Marksville
• Conservative lawmakers fail to block budget bill
• Alexandria man sentenced in Miss. for not paying child support
• 3-day program in Alexandria a chance to jump-start a business idea
• La. Senate rejects health insurance exchange
• Beating preceded fatal gunshot, father of Tioga victim testifies
• La. panel denies money-making ventures by death row inmates
• Bill requires Louisiana candidates to complete ethics training
• Army to review mental health cases
• La. lawmakers advance 2 bills affecting abortion
• Group rallies in Alexandria to protest treatment of animals
• Coffee buzz: Study finds java drinkers live longer
• Search on for two missing Tioga teens
• Cenla to host Startup Weekend for entrepreneurs
• Alexandria Rotary wins citation
• Abstract artist Kandinsky the topic Saturday in Alexandria
• 4 contractors get Alexandria's landscaping contracts
• Ceremony Friday to honor fallen
• Voter education being held through Friday
• Animal rights rally today in Alexandria
• Ville Platte man dies in house fire
• Tardy potential juror gets escorted to jail during jury selection for Tioga man
• Dixie officials seek sponsors for World Series tournaments
• Kennedy: Jindal using budget scare tactics
• LSUA, NSU seek to reverse cuts set by House
• Business startups the focus of weekend workshop
• Faulty boat motor leads to submerged truck on Red River
• LSU-Alexandria, Central La. State Hospital in crosshairs of modified budget
• Eastbound and down: 'Bandit Run' roars through Central Louisiana
• North La. pizza chain comes to Pineville
• City Park Fun Day rescheduled for May 18
• Man faces charges after domestic incident
• Jury selection begins today in trial of Tioga man accused of killing his wife
• Rapides Police jury to accept bids to improve levees
• Class of 2012 takes the stage as graduations begin
• Hasten: Louisiana budget battle moves to Senate
• 1964 murder of Ferriday businessman still puzzles FBI
• Medicaid meetings are today in LaSalle, Thursday in Rapides
• Father of Kansas plane crash survivor speaks
• After 39 years, Shreveport's Peter Pan Players will close
• Official: Iran's nuclear arms work is drawing's focus
• 1967 Natchez murder remains unresolved
• Avon considering Coty buyout offer
• Analysis: Jindal's agenda hits roadblocks
• Father of Kansas plane crash survivor speaks
• Twin brothers die when car lands in bayou
• Some Alabama farmers cut back crops, citing crackdown on illegal immigration
• La. Dragon Boat Races churn fun, fashion and music in Alexandria
• Trophy buck shot in Midwest fathering fawns in La.
• Gay marriage, abortion back in campaign spotlight
• Central Louisiana students graduate from NSU
• Hasten: Louisiana budget battle moves to Senate
• City Notebook: Signs start to point to traffic calming in Alexandria's 'City Park District'
• Business Beat: Central La. Chamber reaches out to young professionals
• Q&A: Tourism advocate points to Central La.'s military, river connections
• Tradition, hard work and hope graduate from Louisiana College
• Cottonport Bank to open Baton Rouge branch
• For Rapides families, graduation means pricey pomp and circumstance
• 2 Alexandrians charged after stolen parts posted online
• Pineville man pleads guilty to reduced charge in drive-by shooting
• Mansura's annual Cochon de Lait Festival returns
• Louisiana House pulls one-time funding from $25B budget
• La. House amendment would keep Dabadie prison open
• Update: 7:30 a.m.: Crews, crowd gather for Dragon Boat Races
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Animal shelter open house set
• CDC: Half of young adults get sunburned
• Mail carriers collecting Saturday for Food Bank of Central La.
• Dragon boats set to race Saturday in Alexandria
• Building tourism deemed a team effort
• Kisatchie to host wildflower event
• NSU summer registration begins today
• Poet Laureate to read in Lake Charles
• 'Red Day' a red-letter day for Boys & Girls Club of Alexandria
• Republicans offer settlement in Louisiana's budget dispute
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Packaged lunch meat carves out a new niche
• Cookbook sale will support Rapides Parish Library
• Oil prices fall for sixth straight day
• Central La. mail carriers collecting food Saturday to 'Stamp Out Hunger'
• Pineville's Kees Park reopens with repairs, new equipment
• Medicaid changes on aganda at Central La. meetings
• Iota teen arrested in vehicle theft
• Q&A: Louisiana school leader focused on changing classroom culture
• 2012 Summer Art Camp at Alexandria Museum of Art
• Louisiana Dragon Boat Race 2012
• DeRidder woman arrested on drug charges
• DeRidder man charged with burglary
• $325M borrowing plan for Louisiana's rural roads gets final OK
• Pineville, Alexandria mayors lobby to save prisons
• Study shows teens have more accidents when other teens in car
• Louisiana softball title game reunites Vietnam vets
• Physics fun at Alexandria children's museum
• Wildflowers tour is Saturday in Kisatchie Forest
• Garden workshop set for Saturday in Alexandria
• FDA favors first drug for HIV prevention
• Central La. contingent pushing to retain state prison in Pineville
• Natchitoches Play Day set Saturday
• New signs highlight Alexandria's 'City Park District' attractions
• Louisiana's insurance market has recovered, regulator says
• Obesity could affect 42 percent of Americans by 2030
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• New charges filed in Pineville sexual assault case
• Federal court reverses order for VA mental health overhaul
• Emergency planning focus of business workshop Wednesday in Alexandria
• La. bill tightens control on sale, use of Toledo Bend water
• Alexandria woman died of natural causes, autopsy shows
• Louisiana Dragon Boat races, drumming concert Saturday in Alexandria
• Audit: 'Drastic action' needed to fix finances at Alexandria Housing Authority
• Career Ready 101: Plainview High wins foundation's top video award
• Fire district could respond to medical emergencies
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Suspect arrested in apartment incident
• Colleges brace for cuts, seek new fee
• Obesity could affect 42 percent of Americans by 2030
• Analysis: Louisiana budget cut depth hinges on one-time cash
• Rosepine man charged with indecent behavior
• Social media complicate Army's death notifications
• Justice Department reopens 111 cold cases
• Many, Natchitoches residents named to services board
• 1964 murder of Ferriday businessman still puzzles FBI
• Louisiana history on display in Alexandria museum
• Analysis: Louisiana budget cut depth hinges on one-time cash
• Q&A: Ethics expert, former LSUA professor pens book on leadership
• NSU Fais Do-Do planned Friday
• Q&A: LC's Rosier building trust, seeing progress
• The Town Talk wins 3 first-place awards in Louisiana press awards
• City Notebook: Call for civility checks in during Alexandria's hotel discussion
• Colbert's skewering of super PACs hits college campuses
• The Town Talk wins 3 first-place awards in Louisiana press awards
• Business Beat: Alexandria attorney briefs Chinese on Central La.'s strengths
• What's in a town name? Pure Americana
• Q&A: LC's Rosier building trust, seeing progress
• Cenla professionals see LPN as entry point to nursing career
• Drilling rules call for chemical disclosure after the fact
• Interior sets new drilling rules on public land
• Colbert's skewering of super PACs hits college campuses
• Hasten: Big issues awaiting Louisiana Legislature
• Bug Day at Alexandria's Kent House shows children the good and bad sides of the insect world
• Online public school recruiting in Alexandria, Natchitoches
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• UL-Lafayette braces for enollment drop as it ends remedial classes
• Northwestern State grads urged to adapt and engage
• Homeless man faces burglary charge in Alexandria
• Molestation sentencing delayed for former Rapides Regional nurse
• Hazardous household waste collected today at Esler Field in Pineville
• Ex-prison guard at Pollock gets 71-month sentence for drug conviction
• Look! Up in the sky! It's Supermoon!
• Bank payment, repairs at hotel encourage Alexandria mayor
• Alexandria-Pineville area tourism luncheon is Thursday
• Army to open 14,000 combat jobs to women
• Papers reveal a stressed bin Laden seeking support
• Hazardous-waste collection Saturday at Esler Field in Pineville
• Boys-Girls Club in Alexandria signing up kids for summer camp
• Homeless man's death inspires fundraiser at Alexandria bake shop
• Repair, compliance costs to re-fit Alexandria's power plant seen as too steep
• Congressman urges Alexandria High students to get involved
• Rare pine snakes get new home in Central Louisiana
• Part of Texas Avenue closed this weekend
• Sinkhole scares homeowners, stymies authorities
• Winnfield man faces up to 90-year prison term
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• Rapides Schools Superintendent not surpised by vote for change
• Made in Louisiana: TruSouth of Shreveport slips into lubricant niche
• Louisiana the 'Cinderella of business improvement"
• Central La. firms turn out to work on customer service
• Cajun Classic enduro races Sunday near Forest Hill
• Louisiana bill on weapons restrictions heads to House
• Hazardous-waste collection Saturday at Esler Field in Pineville
• Ex-nurse at Rapides Regional to be sentenced Friday for sexual battery of patient
• Plainview lands top video award, earns $15K
• Audit: Special education clients too old for state center in Alexandria
• Hazel seeks study of alternative schools granting diplomas
• Montgomery receives $100K sewer grant
• Cenla businesses learn 'The Art of Giving Great Customer Service"
• Cenla to celebrate National Day of Prayer
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Cajun Classic enduro races slated Sunday
• Kisatchie Forest's off-road trails reopen
• Kincaid Lake recreation area reopens
• Louisiana health centers to get federal grants to expand
• For heroism in Afghanistan, Fort Polk soldier earns Silver Star
• Pollock inmates assault prison worker
• Alexandria council OKs $425,000 to settle hotel title dispute
• Expo in Alexandria all about safety
• Rapides School Board votes 5-4 against Superintendent Jones
• Lawmaker shelves retirement plan for new employees
• Dixon to defer TIF bill after failing to gain support of Rapides Parish Police Jury
• Man arrested after firing at detective
• Roy tells Alexandria Rotary Club about value of infrastructure investment
• Central La. business advocates say merged alliance is working
• Rapides officials to consider proposed tax district today
• Central La. business advocates say merged alliance is working
• Louisiana begins yearlong bicentennial celebration
• Alexandria man charged with fatally shooting brother
• Dental program to benefit from fundraiser Thursday in Alexandria
• Waterway closure in Avoyelles costs firms charges, lost revenue
• Pineville expressway lane closures begin
• Safety expo set today, Wednesday
• Pineville man dies in motorcycle crash
• Pineville man faces assault charge
• Rapides School Board to consider Jones' contract
• Analysis: Louisiana revenue doesn't match Jindal's picture
• Marksville driver dies, child hurt in crash
• String quartet performs today in Natchitoches
• Analysis: Louisiana revenue doesn't match Jindal's picture
• La. bill would keep online predators off social media
• Louisiana celebrates 200 years of statehood
• Weaker al-Qaida still plots payback for U.S. raid
• Veterans seeking funds to film sentinel documentary
• Personnel File
• Buckeye, Anacoco claim first Louisiana state softball titles
• Business Beat: Zingerman's offers free customer service training seminar
• Profile: 'Quiet and safe' in Pineville's Indian Hills
• Re-enactors stage Civil War battle
• Buckeye, Anacoco claim first state softball titles
• Ethics expert pens book on leadership
• Personnel File
• Vets seek funds to film sentinel documentary
• Groups pushing to elect more women from South
• Poll: Americans support Medicare reform, but not on their dime
• City Notebok: 'Doing fine' after fall, Alexandria council president ready to step back in
• Cleco expects strong 2012, CEO tells shareholders
• 7 Central Louisiana teams stay alive in state softball tourney
• Murder-suicide reported in 2 Moreauville
• 2 Alexandria men charged with burglary
• Superintendent's job status on Tuesday's Rapides Parish School Board agenda
• Re-enactors breathe life into Civil War-era for curious Alexandria-area children
• Pineville man indicted in 2010 death of Pineville woman found in Kincaid Lake
• NSU theater renamed to honor Jack Wann
• Alexandria officer receives award
• La. Guard leader, Marksville native, retires after 3 decades
• Williamson: Cleco expects strong 2012
• Geisel gets 10-year prison sentence for vehicular homicide
• Alexandria, Pineville mark Civil War anniversary this weekend
• 2 Beauregard Parish men charged with sex crimes
• Catahoula Lake drawdown scheduled to start May 1
• Louisiana lawmakers eye 'rainy day' to cover revenue shortfall
• Retailers large and small called key to Alexandria Mall strategy
• Wardville residents express support for proposed TIF
• La. high schools students compete to fix autos and win scholarships in skills competition
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Natchitoches cleanup planned Saturday
• Natchitoches man pleads guilty
• Jury clears Concordia sheriff of allegation
• Senators reject bill removing smoker protection
• Martial arts franchise opens in Alexandria
• La. House OKs bill to jump-start cleanup of polluted oil sites
• Proposal would carve out new tax district in Pineville
• Weekend events in Alexandria, Pineville mark Civil War anniversary
• Leesville to appeal reinstatement of police officer
• Rapides Sheriff's assistant chief debuty Walters retires Monday after 41 years in law enforcement
• Rapides pupils to compete at La. Governor's Games
• Panel approves Regents control of funding
• N.O. artist speaks today at NSU
• Exit 84 South closed Thursday night
• Vitter on panel that will steer oil-spill funds
• Bicentennial speaker calls for 'an appreciation for Louisiana'
• Toledo Bend, Red River make Bassmaster's top 100 list
• Tax break will help fund private school tuition in Louisiana
• Hinston man jailed for Colorado robbery
• 2 Pineville men charged with theft
• Ex-BP engineer arrested in Gulf oil spill case
• Blue Knights come to aid of Montgomery police
• Report: Returning troops more likely to have car wreck
• Vitter named to conference panel
• Trustees tell Congress: Act now to stabilize Social Security, Medicare
• Retirement changes concern Leesville lawmaker
• Free child safety seat checkups Wednesday in Alexandria
• Data-driven policing targets crime 'hot spots' in Alexandria
• Autism Awareness Day planned Friday
• New work debuts Thursday at NSU
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Secretaries Day lunch Wednesday
• 'Legacy' lawsuits bills in Louisiana House, Senate
• Cold War expert explains U.S. geopolitical problems to LSUA students
• Paws for therapy: Henry a heap of help, a big dose of love
• Analysis: Power play pushed through Louisiana education bills
• Dumpers trash Central La.'s Kisatchie National Forest
• Mayors elected in Ferriday, Chataignier
• Explosion, fireball reported in Nevada, California
• Heavy rain in East and April snowflakes for some
• Attorney, not Jindal, sought email records from La. school superintendents
• Suicide prompts Iowa newspaper's high-profile call to fight bullying
• Analysis: Power play pushed through Louisiana education bills
• La. school chief to meet with Rapides teachers May 2
• Business Beat: Alexandria area continues to gain jobs
• Central Louisiana election results
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Personnel File
• City Notebook: Tudor Construction will build fire station in west Alexandria
• Former Menard star Savoy sheds drug addiction, returns to baseball
• Campaign commercials give hint of ad war to come
• First Red River Urban Adventure Race challenges participants, raises money for CASA
• Educators prepare for new curriculum standards
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Personnel file
• Hasten: Sometimes things don't make a lot of sense
• Business Beat: Alexandria area continues to gain jobs
• Half of new college graduates are jobless or underemployed
• After 4-month surge, gas prices start to drop
• Report: Alexandria metro area led nation in 6-month earnings growth
• Garage sale today for Boys & Girls Club
• Alexandria man faces burglary count
• Juvenile dies in crash in Catahoula Parish
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Ferriday, Chataignier to elect mayors today
• Former city public works director D'Angelo dies
• Louisiana retirement changes could worsen agency woes
• Back from Afghanistan, Winnfield baseball coach returns for team's final game
• La. school chief to meet with Rapides teachers May 2
• Elections set for Saturday, April 21, in Central Louisiana
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Former Rapides Regional nurse guilty of sexual battery on patient
• Alexandria neighborhood group seeking to remove blighted homes
• Man charged with simple burglary
• Grant Parish residents have mixed feelings on casino
• Landreneau: Keep military controllers at Alexandria International
• Kimball retiring as chief justice of Louisiana Supreme Court
• Committee kills effort to repeal Louisiana Science Act
• Riverfront center loses LRWA convention to Best Western
• Woman charged with malfeasance
• NSU cheer, dance, mascot auditions this weekend
• La. Guard keeps skills sharp on way to evaluation
• Vendors sought for Cane River Green Market in Natchitoches
• Paper quilling class April 28 at Alexandria Museum
• Loss of prison labor would increase government costs, Alexandria officials say
• International Festival of Cultures at NSU April 24
• Ex-nurse on trial for sexual battery of patient in Alexandria
• Fine Arts Night is April 26 at Menard High
• Dragon Boat volunteers needed for May 12 races in Alexandria
• Dis-Tran Steel, Dis-Tran Wood Products cited for alleged safety violations
• Open house Friday at Boys and Girls Club
• Oil rises on strong economic reports in U.S., Europe
• La. lawmakers oppose plan to pull air traffic controllers from Alexandria airport
• Nel piano recital Friday at NSU
• Elections set for Saturday, April 21, in Central Louisiana
• Alexandria-Pineville visitors bureau adds mobile website
• GOP wants to cut food stamps in deficit-trim drive
• Day of Philanthropy showcases work of Central Louisiana nonprofits
• GAEDA gives $160,000 to Alexandria Museum of Art
• Alexandria council president improving after fall
• NSU students add warmth to public space with yarn bomb
• U.S. housing market boosted by jobs, higher rent
• Representatives urged to kill prison sale
• U.S. prepares for last major Afghan offensive
• Tuba quartet concert today
• 'Ultimatum' on benefits checks concerns advocate for Central La.'s elderly
• Pineville man charged in stabbing
• La. Senate backs retirement changes
• Federal tax filing deadline is today
• Alexandria's Best Buy to stay open
• U.S. economic outlook brightens as retail sales rise
• Students make oratorical finals
• Obama's Buffett rule impact on taxes, jobs
• U.S. prepares for last major Afghan offensive
• Tax district on agenda April 24 in Pineville
• Poultry experts warn of early turkey gnats
• Pow Wow programs set May 16 and 17
• Alcohol suspected in single-car crash
• Analysis: Education revamp hands power to White
• Avoyelles Correctional Center sale among issues on busy legislative docket this week
• Holocaust survivor to speak at remembrance ceremony today, April 16, in Alexandria
• Midwest residents regroup to begin salvage, clean up from tornadoes
• 2 killed in boat crash in Port of Iberia canal
• Warm winter brings out turkey gnats early
• Angola Prison Rodeo slated April 21-22
• Tax district on agenda April 24 in Pineville
• Inspiration grows as wounded warriors defend America
• Corporations under pressure on political spending
• 3 face drug charges in Vernon Parish
• Business Beat: Plaza 28 in Alexandria ready for tenants
• Officials fighting to keep 259th Air Traffic Control Squadron at Alexandria International Airport
• Wounded warriors defend America, then inspire her
• Cowboy Town open house brings open minds and ideas
• Councilman Silver has hip surgery
• Corporations under pressure on political spending
• Hasten: Boudin dispute a light respite between heavy political battles
• City Notebook: Alexandria council did not violate Open Meetings Law
• NICU's 10th anniversary celebration like a family reunion
• Cowboy Town open house until 1 p.m.
• Worker rescued after cave-in in Pineville
• Central La. contributes to B-52's rich history
• Bentley motorcyclist dies in crash
• B-52 timeline
• Hybrid and electric cars see record sales in March
• B-52 bomber marks major milestones in 2012
• Events to celebrate, encourage philanthropy in Central Louisiana
• LifeShare seeking 0-negative blood donors
• Professors' group criticizes NSU layoffs
• Driver faces vehicular homicide charge in death of pedestrian in Deville
• Expectant moms get a shower of wellness information in Alexandria
• Rapides rethinks approach to reviewing schools superintendent
• Alexandria woman faces drug charges
• NSU students learn mechanics of writing by building robots
• First lady stops in Shreveport to promote hiring veterans
• Bill would outlaw street sale of dogs, cats in Louisiana
• 3 juveniles charged in Alexandria burglary
• Online petition pushes to keep controllers at Alexandria airport
• Memorial would recall those buried at Central La. State Hospital
• Vitter: Jindal wrong to use one-time funds to balance budget
• Helicopter evacuation training pays off in Fort Polk emergency
• Cowboy Town's new owners offer open house Saturday
• La. Democrats endorse Jindal for VP
• Drowning in Rapides inspires fund-raiser to purchase 'cadaver dog'
• FDA wants drug firms to limit the use of antibiotics in farm animals
• Congressman: Central La. positioned for key energy role
• La. legislators coalesce to keep air traffic unit at Alexandria airport
• Prison-privatization foes lose floor fight in La. House
• Lock problems close Red River to shipping
• Knife-wielding man shot while charging at police officers in Pineville
• Two Alexandria men jailed on drug charges
• Pineville woman charged with 2 counts of battery
• Unpaid lunch tab at Rapides schools nearly $70,000
• In Alexandria, cleric reminds all to do what's right
• Police: Hessmer man shoots girlfriend, kills himself
• Despite opposition, La. panel OKs bill to sell Avoyelles prison
• Mansura woman charged with theft
• Lane closures set for La. Highway 28 West
• Alexandria man charged with aggravated battery
• 4 juveniles charged with vehicle burglary in Alexandria
• Airpark calls for support to keep controllers at Alexandria airport
• System president upbeat about LSU-Alexandria
• Social media workshop Wednesday in Alexandria
• Small-business expo is May 3 in Marksville
• Bill lets retired La. teachers work as substitutes
• Prosecutors weighing death penalty against Sanders
• Pineville woman pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Air Force plans to pull controllers at Alexandria airport
• Greer buys subdivision at Alexandria country club
• 3 La. pre-K programs lauded in national study
• La. jobless claims rise slightly
• Cancer support group meets April 16 in Alexandria
• Marksville couple face drug charges
• Ribbon cuttings set in Pineville, Alexandria
• RRMC NICU turns 10
• Senate backs toughened protections for gun owners
• Analysts: Gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interviewer, dies
• Internet theft up, but few caught
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interviewer, dies
• Internet theft up, but few caught
• Tulsa police say shootings may have been revenge
• We're looking for those connected to B-52 bombers
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Consumer beefs with red meat put producers on defensive
• Analysis: Jindal's battles shift to retirement
• Marksville families celebrate Easter and egg knocking
• Consumer beefs with red meat put producers on defensive
• They became Outdoors Women
• Bill establishes tax district along Red River in Pineville, Alexandria
• Hasten: Naysayers flounder in Jindal's wake
• City Notebook: Bridge work, jazz fest, annexation on Alexandria's mind
• Personnel File
• Town Talk reporter wins writing award
• Qualifying for GOP delegates to begin
• Zwolle woman killed in Sabine collision
• Children scramble for eggs at annual Easter event in Alexandria
• 'Swamp People' greet fans in Alexandria
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Hundreds of children get eggs-cited at Easter event in Pollock
• Tour of Central sites set for Thursday
• Vitter meetings set for Winnfield, Vidalia
• Natchitoches, Many to host prayer events
• Leesville man faces more sex charges
• CajunFest 2012 set for April 14 at Fort Polk
• Lane closures set for I-49, other highways in Central Louisiana
• Project will clean out Chatlin Lake Canal south of Alexandria to improve city drainage
• Avoyelles prison sale fight set for Tuesday
• Churches reach to return parishioners to religious roots
• Winn bridge work set to begin Monday
• Hail storm hammers Bunkie
• Postman delivers $2.5 million gift to Louisiana College
• Natchitoches woman's body recovered from Atchafalaya River
• La. adopts school charter, voucher, tenure changes
• Glenmora men face drug charges
• Early voting begins Saturday for April 21 elections in Central Louisiana
• Alexandria man accused of burglary
• 'Swamp People' at Baskins Western in Alexandria on Saturday
• Spring break begins at NSU
• Keep those Easter eggs safe
• Texas residents sift through rubble from tornadoes
• Ceremony in Alexandria today honors organ donors, recipients
• What I Like Boutique opens in Alexandria
• Alexandria set to hire firm to upgrade city's power plant
• Alexandria man sentenced to 40 years for kidnapping, armed robbery
• Rapides Parish School Board members want education reform but have reservations about Jindal plan
• La. Senate approves voucher, tenure bills
• Texas residents sift through rubble from tornadoes
• Museum opens today at Fort Polk
• What I Like Boutique opens
• House OKs term limit bill for local school boards
• Hubris is major threat to U.S., experts say
• Leesville man faces sex charges
• Future employees turn out for Alexandria youth job fair
• Tornadoes stun Dallas area
• 'Shakesperience' is Thursday at Northwestern State
• Easter play staged today at Alexandria school
• Romney sweeps 3 primaries
• Louisiana College prevails in lawsuit about faith-based teaching
• Ragtime concert Thursday in Natchitoches
• Alexandria passes $56.7 budget with increased utility rates
• Over police objections, La. panel targets state firearms protections
• Teachers to stage a protest at the Capitol today
• Holcombe: National study shows Central Louisiana has significant health issues
• Trombone Choir performs at NSU
• Oil rises on bullish U.S. manufacturing data
• Military convoy on La. 28 West today and Wednesday
• Firearms class April 14-15 in Natchitoches
• Higher gas prices change routines for some in Central La.
• Fire destroys house in Alexandria
• Boyce store robbed Friday
• Jazz in the Park set Thursday
• Supporters of Alexandria's Manna House may vote for national award
• Study finds some early breast cancer overdiagnosed
• Courses, conditions and gas prices test La.'s Enduro riders
• Recall petitions filed against Jindal, Kleckley
• Central La. on deck for state's Medicaid changes
• 'Egg'stravaganza draws 200 in Bunkie
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Louisiana using prepaid debit cards for some refunds
• River Road to be open by football season
• Tunica-Biloxi tribe offers educational programs during Pow Wow in May
• 1940 census records include 21 million still alive
• Humor can help or hurt candidates
• LSU-Alexandria honors Sullivan for teaching excellence
• Session has been fast and furious for new Louisiana lawmakers
• Gulf Coast lawmakers continue push for Restore bill
• Reality TV shows shine spotlight on Central Louisiana
• 'Ink and Paper' exhibit opens Monday at NSU
• Hasten: New La. lawmakers grilled on first legislative effort
• City Notebook: Alexandria budget plan adds 4 police officers
• Business Beat: Officials: Baskins scouring other areas of Louisiana for expansion
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn't
• Cane River Lake partially reopens
• Cowboy Town purchased for $1.5 million; plans for Rapides site uncertain
• Suspect in attempted kidnapping in Alexandria has criminal, mental history
• Simmesport man faces sex charges
• Alexandria man charged with first-degree murder
• Online survey seeks feedback on Leesville roundabout
• Missing Tioga teen found
• Leesville man sought in sexual assault case
• Public hearing, vote on Alexandria's budget set for Tuesday
• Bolton High Chalkfest draws on camaraderie
• Cowboy Town purchased for $1.5 million; plans for Rapides site uncertain
• Constitutionality of Jindal pension bills doubted
• Supreme Court has options on health-care law
• Justices to vote today on health-care case
• Mega-jackpot means Mega-frenzy in Central La.
• $540M lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Senate panel Oks Jindal education bills
• Man accused of Internet crimes
• Man charged with kidnapping try
• Easter egg hunts, festivities set throughout Cenla
• Teens run the ROTC Physical Fitness Day obstacle course
• Woodworth man indicted on murder charge in wife's death
• High court has options on health care law
• La.'s TOPS college grant program won't be capped
• Advice: For many, planning for a tax refund makes sense
• 2011 personal income up in Louisiana
• Baskins Western store opens Friday in Alexandria; ribbon cutting is today
• Advisory group seeks 'place at the table' on Central La. mental-health issues
• Paradise Elementary pupils showcase spirit, talent
• Nations should prepare for big weather disasters
• Avoyelles Inmate captured in Fla.
• RPSO searches for runaway
• Baskins store to open Friday in Alexandria; ribbon cutting is today
• Fort Polk unit trains advisers, assistance teams for Afghanistan
• Program helps Rapides Parish volunteers teach senior citizens about Medicare fraud
• La. House panel OKs term limits for school board seats, statewide offices
• Health care arguments: Can any portion survive?
• Ruling on insurance mandate could affect other issues
• 6 Central La. police chiefs complete executive workshop
• Plan details Grant Parish's biggest challenge: infrastructure
• La. House OKs rebates for school voucher donations
• Taping windows for hurricane is dangerous, officials warn
• Conservative justices concerned about health-care law's mandate
• Attorney: Police coerced suspects in death of UL-Lafayette student from Alexandria
• Central La. residents urged to enjoy Kisatchie National Forest
• Alexandria woman charged with retail theft
• Officers injured during traffic stop
• Two Alexandria drivers cited after accident
• Olla teenager dies in accident
• La. bill seeks notice of police checkpoints
• Alexandria wreck kills Texas man
• Natchitoches killing conviction upheld
• Flooding still plagues parts of Rapides, Central La.
• Alexandria council OKs $750,000 to replace power transformer
• April 21 runoff set for Ferriday mayor
• Escapee missing in Avoyelles Parish
• Alexandria weighs $4 million jump in 2012-13 budget
• Alexandria legislator's bill would stiffen penalties for copper thefts
• Analysis: Politically, Louisiana looks a lot like D.C.
• Trayvon Martin case rings across country's pulpits
• Lake Charles woman held in spouse's death
• LSU dental researcher leads national forensic group
• Baton Rouge man found shot after robbery try
• Employers seeking applicants' Facebook passwords may face inquiry
• Seriously injured Alexandria woman thankful for support
• Crews cleaning up after blast
• Central Louisiana election results
• Home Show finishes today at Rapides Coliseum
• With momentum from Louisiana win, Santorum targets Wisconsin
• Business Beat: Run Wild doubles size of its Alexandria store
• BAS, Chamber sessions set
• Some roads still closed
• Lawmakers, U.S. agency favor Hatch Act changes
• Business Beat: Run Wild doubles size of its Alexandria store
• Hasten: La. lawmakers hustle to move school bills
• City Notebook: 15 Alexandria roads part of $5.6 million project
• Santorum wins Louisiana GOP primary
• Posey elected mayor of Natchitoches
• Neighborhood Profile: Military Highway/Claiborne Street area features quiet neighborhoods, high school
• Home Show today, Sunday at Coliseum
• Home Show continues today at Coliseum
• Texas firm recalls sausage products
• Benefit lunch is Sunday in Cloutierville
• Reward offered for missing Pollock man
• Paul, Santorum make Pineville campaign stops hours before Louisiana voters head to polls
• 2 charged with selling synthetic marijuana in Clarence businesses
• Markers honoring former Pineville Mayor Baden unveiled
• Presidential primaries, local elections on Central La. ballots today
• Bunkie man charged with attempted murder
• Hearing in death of ULL student from Alexandria is April 26
• Flooding continues in Beauregard's Bundick's Lake area
• Alexandria Forestry Center phone system down
• England Authority in Natchitoches to discuss planning
• Elections set for Saturday in Central Louisiana
• Kroger among grocers dropping beef with 'pink slime'
• Louisiana House OKs statewide school vouchers
• Paul, Santorum to campaign today at Louisiana College in Pineville
• Boats used in rescues at Beauregard's Bundick's Lake; some Cenla roads still closed by high water
• Dodson egg farm donates thousands of eggs to Food Bank of Central Louisiana
• Kroger joins grocers vowing to stop selling beef with 'pink slime"
• Budgets of agencies in Rapides Parish challenged by wildly fluctuating gas prices
• Police: Man left with victim's items
• Ferriday man dies in Okla. collision
• Home & Product Show this weekend
• Sanders' lawyers object to magistrate's recommendation
• Kidnapping suspect in police custody
• Pineville woman charged with theft
• Alexander backs Romney, but other La. GOP congressmen not making endorsements
• Pre-K revamp advances; House to take up voucher, tenure bills
• More U.S. drilling didn't drop gas price
• Alexandria plans to continue Que'in on the Red festival
• Storm wreaks havoc in Central La., dumps nearly 16 inches of rain on Leesville
• Saints' Payton suspended for season by NFL
• During Alexandria visit, Santorum says he tries to 'keep prayer at the center of my life"
• Gingrich says drilling is 'silver bullet' to fix energy crisis
• GOP candidates to visit today, Friday
• Systems split over college formula funding
• Bill would name highway in Pitkin area to honor Harvey
• Advocacy group alleges neglect at La. group homes
• First vice president of Southern Baptist Convention preaching in Kingsville, at La. College
• Sen. Vitter says cut to A-10s could affect Fort Polk training
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• NSU to offer master's course in homeland security
• Pineville pupils meet 9/11 documentary subject through video chat
• Elections set for Saturday, March 24, in Central Louisiana
• Alexandria City Council to consider turn lanes for Masonic Drive at Horseshoe Drive
• Former Pineville youth minister 'Doogie' Golatt pleads guilty to rape in child-sex case
• Gingrich, Paul, Santorum to visit Central Louisiana this week
• Rapides Parish Police Jury opposes closing Central, Dabadie
• Spring starting off warm in Cenla
• Democrats, GOP square off over vouchers
• Jindal proposes funding for a variety of Cenla projects
• Central Louisiana officials seeking continued progress on LEAP tests
• Natchitoches man charged with vehicular homicide in wreck that killed Robeline man
• Elections set for Saturday, March 24, in Central Louisiana
• Battle against time: Maintaining infrastructure for water, wasterwater systems challenging
• Public invited to Israel-Palestine dialogue March 21 at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Fort Polk expands visitor access
• VAMC awarded service citation
• Research Day set March 29 at NSU
• Quilt raffle to help Wounded Warriors
• Turkey hunting will begin Saturday
• Alexandria woman injured in crash
• Are levee systems adequate in Cenla and statewide?
• Hasten: In La., the more things change, the more...
• La. teachers, upset with treatment, prepare for Round 2
• City Notebook: Construction helps to boost sales tax revenue in Pineville
• Business Beat: Sutherland Global announcement the latest good news for Central La.
• 'Hard-nose planning, execution' needed for Centra La.'s roads, bridges
• Obama to Congress: Kill oil industry's tax breaks
• Politicians fueled by star power
• Czech Festival in Libuse keeps culture, heritage alive
• Harahan adds to police pay
• Vidalia City Hall moves to new complex
• La. OKs bonds for Central La. projects
• NSU to host event for arts
• The Town Talk celebrating 129th birthday
• Father, son accused of loansharking, theft
• Festival showcases Forest Hill's nurseries, benefits Fire Department
• Alexandria man and family thank first responders who saved him during heart attack
• 'Faces of Freedom' activities set for today in Alexandria
• Proposed $4M sale of downtown hotel involves up to $1.3M in repairs, $2M discount
• Alexander satellite office hours listed
• Louisiana Nursery Festival this weekend in Forest Hill
• Bloomin' on the Bricks March 24 in Natchitoches
• Project Success shows Alexandria-area teens dangers of alcohol
• La. Senate panel OKs vouchers, charter school expansion
• Academic standards for La. preschools endorsed
• Pitkin trail ride on Saturday benefits research hospital
• Diverting money from schools concerns some La. school boards, lawmakers
• La. Senate panel advances teacher tenure restrictions
• Patience Quilters help caregivers in Honduras
• Ball suspect has history of bank robberies
• 5 drug suspects arrested in Vernon Parish
• La. teacher protest not drawing from Rapides, Grant schools
• N.Y. office-support firm adding Alexandria site, planning to hire 290 workers to start
• Tioga runaway may been in Natchitoches, sheriff says
• Rapides Regional trauma center earns certification
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• La. House panel backs Jindal's education package
• Pineville to buy 2 lots near Red River for $14,000
• Rapides Parish pupils get fit
• Obama: U.S., U.K. committed to Afghan mission
• N.Y. office-support firm adding Alexandria site, plans to hire 290 to start
• Educators complain of treatment for hearing at state Capitol in Baton Rouge
• Woman accused of cutting man
• N.Y. firm to add Alexandria location, up to 600 jobs
• Jena Choctaw will start to build casino in Grant Parish
• Some Louisiana lawmakers oppose plan to close, sell prisons
• 3 La. school districts cancel classes so teachers may protest legislation
• Priest pens 'glowing achievement for Rapides Parish'
• Domino player shot in fight over whiskey, Alexandria police say
• Failing schools, reapportionment on Rapides Parish schools agenda
• Alexandria Zoo gets help from Wisconsin volunteers
• Ball bank robbery suspect arrested
• Call center in Alexandria likely to be announced today
• Unemployment fell in La., 44 other states
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Ball man faces kidnapping, juvenile sex charges
• Longtime Rapides Symphony Orchestra conductor Kurshner dies
• La. lawmakers agree changes needed, wary of Jindal's plans
• Freshman registration today at Alexandria High
• Meeting to address underage drinking
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Simmesport probe finds drugs
• Avoyelles woman beaten severely
• Mo. man identified in U.S. 171 accident
• New bridge on Rigolette Road opens
• Czech Heritage Festival is Saturday in Libuse
• Alexandria High freshman registration is Tuesday
• Pedestrian killed in Vernon Parish
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Czech Heritage Festival slated in Libuse
• ASH to conduct freshman registration
• Former RSO conductor dies
• Leesville woman dies in accident
• Cenla officials back Jindal's education-reform plan
• 3-month La. legislative session opens today
• Analysis: Jindal budget makes funding assumptions
• Funding plan threatens to close state museums in Tioga, Ferriday
• La. economic development bills target the 'big fish'
• Business Beat: Baskins Western & Work Wear to open March 30 in Alexandria
• Entertainment takes to downtown Alexandria streets
• With schools, pensions, prisons on agenda, La. legislative session to be contentious
• Jindal's plans for Central La. prisons under fire
• Economic development bills could help state land 'big fish"
• Hazel bill would restrict annexation by municipalities
• Education reform: 'The devil is in the details"
• City Notebook: Miss. firm lists Alexandria's closed Hotel Bentley 'as is' for $6.5 million
• Business Beat: Baskins Western & Work Wear to open March 30 in Alexandria
• Central Louisiana lawmakers prefile bills for legislative session
• Hasten: Session sure to be thrill ride
• P&G expands Pineville plant for new product, adds 105 jobs
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges against Alexandria woman
• Alexandria police officer hurt in crash
• P&G expands Pineville plant for new product, adds 105 new jobs
• Alexandria fisherman's body found in Kincaid Lake
• Alexandria man accused of sex with underage girl
• Ex-La. State Police trooper gets 9 years in child-porn case
• Magistrate: Deny motion to suppress confession in Catahoula killing
• Vehicle, equipment replacement will get attention in Alexandria budget
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• DOTD counters Woodworth residents who want traffic light; says existing plan is 'safest"
• Fairview High coach teaching the way to title record
• Sex claims against ex-Louisiana trooper aired in federal court in Alexandria
• Stocks double in 3 years, but it's a lonely party
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Ex-Alexandria City Attorney Nunnally dies at age of 62
• La. seeing reduced need for some juvenile justice facilities, chief says
• Fundraiser helps children's hospital, remembers Dry Prong cancer patient
• Elizabeth man dies in crash in Vernon Parish
• Early voting begins Saturday for March 24 elections in Central La.
• Torch Awards honor Central La. businesses
• Fairview's Jinks focuses on teaching as school goes for record title
• Torch Awards honor standout Cenla businesses
• Alexandria man charged in armed robbery
• GOP caucuses in La. set for April 28
• Since 2008, Jindal's out-of-state travel costs state $175,000
• 600 positions at risk at Louisiana's Barksdale AFB
• Central La. legislators call for input on school changes
• Alexandria fisherman missing at Kincaid Lake
• Funding restored for extracurricular activities in Rapides Parish schools
• Parents upset over change in school bus stop in Alexandria; officials cite safety of driver as reason
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Hiring continues to grow as companies hit limits with workers
• Super split: Romney, Santorum and Gingrich claim wins
• Proposal to move La. Elderly Affairs Office criticized
• La. court upholds convictions in Alexandria attempted murder, burglary cases
• In Alexandria, Jindal pitches changes for La.'s public schools
• Movement on Alexandria's Bolton Avenue project appreciated
• Pineville's Claiborne Street first of six roads set for repairs
• Louisiana education head expects voucher program to start small
• Woodworth residents, business owners mount petition drive over road change
• Deputy fired after off-duty traffic incident
• Army sizes up soldiers in equipment survey
• La. business advocates eager to work with 'business-friendly' lawmakers
• Documents detail killings in case of girl slain in Catahoula Parish
• Pitkin man faces incest complaint
• Zwolle teen injured seriously in ATV crash
• Audit: La. tax breaks cut liabilities by $4.8 billion
• Landrieu: Jindal education plan, except vouchers, mostly on target
• Daffodil field in Winn Parish honors woman's late husband
• Alexandria man to spend 90 days in jail after he 'keyed' girlfriend's car
• LABI officials say they're eager to work with 'business-friendly' La. Legislature
• Man 'hearing voices' receives prison for burning U.S. flags in Alexandria
• Rapides and federal law enforcement investigating rash of credit, debit thefts
• Study: From judge to judge, federal sentences vary widely
• BP settlement includes new health claims process
• Wrongly jailed for 28 years, Louisiana man now teaching and learning
• 2 Rapides Parish men face rape charges
• The Week Ahead in Central La.
• Study: From judge to judge, federal sentences vary widely
• S.W. La. forestry group meeting March 17 in Rapides Parish
• Child-care workshop March 13 at Learning Center in Rapides
• DeRidder man gets 10 years for child porn conviction
• Alexandria man dies in crash on LSU-Alexandria cutoff
• 2 injured in single-vehicle crash near DuPont
• BP settlement includes new health claims process
• Business Beat: Louisiana home sales up almost 5 percent in 2011
• Lawmakers to decide fate of 49 amendments
• Business Beat: Louisiana home sales up almost 5 percent in 2011
• CEO say Pineville-based Cleco will play to its strengths, bypass other ventures
• Justice Department wants trial on Florida voting changes
• Gingrich, Santorum battle for votes in Bible belt
• City Notebook: Recession's timing rubbed Alexandria's barbecue festival the wrong
• 'Crown of Thorns' wood sculpture to be carved Sunday
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Texas-based western store opening in Alexandria
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Man injured in attempt to escape
• Coming attractions: Baskins Western & Work Wear
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Pleasant Hill woman dies in Sabine crash
• JROTC Drill Team competition today
• Worker electrocuted after accident
• Alexandria mayor not giving up on Que'in on the Red festival
• Officials take day to regroup in search for missing Pollock man
• Now cancer-free, Pineville girl donates hair to Locks of Love program
• Ban issued on dog-deer hunting in Kisatchie National Forest
• Alexandria man charged with attempted murder
• Pitkin woman dies in four-car crash near DeRidder
• Echols resigns as Forest Hill mayor
• Alexandria man charged in burglary
• Retirement age, pension changes for La. state workers on legislative agenda
• Website focuses on home ownership in Louisiana
• Ban issued on dog-deer hunting in Kisatchie National Forest
• Central La. winter stays wet and warm
• Education plan 'wrong way to go,' La. educators told
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Pregnancy program helps Central La. women learn to earn 'Baby Bucks'
• Cleco elevates Crump, Fontenot
• Pregnancy program helps Central La. women learn to earn 'Baby Bucks'
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Leesville man faces sex offenses
• Alexandria man faces drug charges
• La. state retirees meeting today in Pineville
• Daffodil field near Dodson open Friday through Sunday
• District Court in Rapides offering partial amnesty
• With no funding, Alexandria barbecue festival is on hold
• Street work to affect some major corridors in Pineville
• NSU registration ends Friday
• Men accused of indecent behavior
• Service for longtime KALB manager Golmon is today in Alexandria
• Land conservation sign-up runs March 12 to April 6
• Central Louisianans' stories inspire a new generation
• Incentives, quality jobs on agenda Thursday in Alexandria
• Customer service focus of March 8 awards luncheon
• 'Prince of a fellow': Bolton honored in Alexandria for 77 years as Rotarian
• African-American history program tonight at Alexandria church
• Janitor at LSUA charged with theft
• Officials testing readiness for emergency response in Central Louisiana
• La. National Guard's Youth Challenge Program helps troubled teens reach 'next level"
• Blood donors sought to help two Rapides Parish teens
• Buffett says stocks, homes fairly cheap now
• 2nd victim dies in Ohio school shooting
• More Americans seeking dental treatment at the ER
• Alexandria man faces drug charges after traffic stop
• Oil prices fall after 7-day surge
• Push for single La. higher-ed board seen as unlikely
• Alexandria eyes options for memorial markers
• Rally in Alexandria to celebrate ex-offenders' success stories
• Program promotes Louisiana heritage in classrooms
• Two Natchitoches men plead guilty to drug charges
• Meth lab found on Hwy. 165; Pineville man arrested
• Pancake Day fundraiser at IHOP to benefit Shriners hospitals
• Rule could cost child support debtors only income
• Southern University's livestock show set for March 1-3
• Plummer, Spencer win supporting-acting Oscars
• I-49 road work in Alexandria may start today
• List of 84th Academy Award winners
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for settlement talks
• LC ladies lose ASC tourney to Concordia
• Yarn bombs by NSU class
• Guardian Hospice to host info sessions
• National Guard maintenance shop in Pineville in running for national award
• Business Beat: La. forestry industry looks to waste material to fuel growth
• Mistaken religious identity aids Santorum
• House Dems: Gains start with California
• La. retirement system board opposes revamp
• Beads vs. football next year in N.O.
• Cenla students show their science knowledge through fair projects
• Cancer's burden: High cost of care
• Quaint College Park subdivision in Pineville features one road, two lakes
• Louisiana College's Lady Wildcats to face Concordia today for ASC title
• Obama: Every tool eyed to stop slaughter in Syria
• Oil prices rising to near 2011 highs
• New Nike shoe with outer space theme causes frenzy
• Caddo Nation helps Forest Service in Central La.
• Terry Mathews remembered for baseball and more
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Ex-Winn Parish Sheriff Little guilty in drug-conspiracy case
• Enterprise changes course, backs recall oversight
• Second mistrial for defendant in 2010 Leesville death
• Judge awards iPhone user $850 in throttling case
• 2 helicopters crash near Yuma, killing 7 Marines
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Postal Service cuts close New Orleans facility, downsize Lafayette's
• Suddenlink to spend $25 million in Louisiana in 2012
• Program in Leesville focuses on entrepreneurship
• Forum in Alexandria focuses on black-white health disparity
• Little's alleged mistress says relationship had perks in drug trade
• Warm winter could lead to bug bonanza
• Busy seasons for that nasty norovirus
• Tornado season looms, but forecasting a challenge
• Police: Juveniles, man stole vehicle
• Man charged with burglary
• Police: Driver exits car, falls on face
• Alexandria officials focusing on upcoming initiatives
• Lenten season begins in countdown to Easter Sunday
• Officers honored for helping make Central Louisiana safer
• Roemer leaving GOP, but not presidential campaign
• Six face charges following drug investigations in Rapides Parish
• Convicted Winnfield police chief to be honored in parade
• Cenla financial planners say stock market more stable now
• La. College sues Obama administration over health-care rules on birth control
• Krewe of Life seeks blood donors
• YouTube enlists big-name help to redefine channels
• Children head to Alexandria City Park during Mardi Gras break
• Alexandria City Council committee to discuss ethics complaint against Jones today
• Proposed name change for Southern Baptist Convention draws mixed reaction in Cenla
• Provine parade won't be held
• Police pleased with behavior at parade
• Fatal traffic wreck being investigated
• Jury selection to begin today in federal drug trial of former Winn Parish sheriff
• U.S., Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran
• 'Newbies' float on Alexandria's Mardi Gras spirit
• Shift to digital 'techbooks' will challenge school districts
• Higher ed in La. gets more contributions than state can match
• High court examines lying about military exploits
• Work on Bolton Avenue to start within 2 months, Alexandria mayor says
• Business Beat: Work-force readiness championed as community asset
• With Central La. Hospital's move, other agencies feel adrift
• Alexandria Mardi Gras throws some help to businesses
• Storms wash out Kids Parade; party at zoo continues today
• Boyce woman killed in crash
• Baton Rouge Beat: Money, drugs, threats and politics
• Business Beat: Cenla has the potential to be a global leader, says Good
• City Notebook: Interagency agreement with LSUA for Alexandria museum on council's agenda
• Forest Hill boil order lifted
• Events, police featured on TV
• Rapdies Parish sales tax collections up 5% in 2011
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Post office: $18 billion loss without cuts, rate increase
• Defense secretary visits Barksdale Air Force Base
• NSU to close for Mardi Gras
• Law enforcement to be honored
• Woman charged with battery
• Two face charges of armed robbery
• Mercer University gives inaugural literature prize to Gaines
• Veterans cemetery in Leesville becomes a reality
• Five Vernon Parish defendants sentenced for various offenses
• House backs measure steering BP fine money to Gulf
• Pineville High students place in suicide prevention contest
• Suspect in Nevada girl's slaying wants 1 indictment dropped
• Jindal will appeal ruling against sex offender bill
• Critics say Jindal's voucher plan doesn't pass the test
• Beads and rain in Alexandria's Mardi Gras forecast
• Pepper spray leads to charges against Pollock woman
• Aligning skills with employer needs focus of program in Alexandria
• Alexandria's 'Bo' Curtis 'always wanted to make a difference'
• High water closes several roads in Avoyelles, Rapides
• Grant will fund financial literacy program in Alexandria
• Spending cuts trump farm subsidies for many voters
• Lexus tops as survey finds more auto dependability
• La. regulator says state's solar energy credit too high
• Plan retains TOPS college money for La. soldiers
• Agency OKs Louisiana's Medicaid deal with Maryland firm
• Forest Hill issues boil advisory order
• As many as 356 die in Honduras prison fire
• Bunkie man arrested in bomb threat
• La. governor has nearly $4M in campaign account
• Southern mayors mark civil rights milestones
• Obama promotes manufacturing at Wisconsin plant
• Rapdies Parish sales tax collections up 5% in 2011
• Suit seeks payment for son of slain Woodworth woman
• LC teams pile up mileage: A behind-the-scense look at a four-day road trip
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Alexandria businessman could lose Cowboy Town over default
• New degree, certificate programs pitched for UL-Lafayette
• La. Catholic schools have room for 1,000 voucher students
• Suspects, homeowner arrested after break-in
• NSU may offer PREP classes in Marksville
• Vitter calls on Congress to reauthorize flood insurance program
• ULM students to vote on fees, new facilities
• Boyce woman claims $1 million Powerball prize sold at grocery store
• Alexandria's man's body found in the Red River
• Rapides officials back plan to close U.S. 165 crossing in Woodworth
• Louisiana College, S. Korea forging educational bonds
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Pitkin man held in aggravated rape case
• SWEPCO plans limited outage
• Valentine prizes for blood donors
• Alexandria can't keep up with houses in need of demolition
• Local students engaged in high-tech learning
• Techbook use urged in local, national schools
• Mansura pedestrian dies in Avoyelles Parish crash
• Protecting Kisatchie requires 130,000-acre controlled burn
• LSU-Alexandria noted for low cost for out-of-state students
• First Bushley Bayou Mardis Gras flotilla held in Catahoula
• Lake Charles driver dies in Jefferson Davis crash
• Buzz in S. Louisiana is all about mosquitoes
• LSU AgCenter helping rural areas connect to Internet
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Nicholls prepares for Jubilee festival events
• Public education summit scheduled in Lafayette
• GOP presidential candidates appeal to activist conference
• Teacher certification session is Feb. 14 at Northwestern State
• Desegregation mandate challenges Avoyelles Parish schools
• Nursing open house Thursday at NSU
• Hasten: Proposed La. budget angers some
• Child safety on agenda Feb. 25
• GOP presidential candidates appeal to activist conference
• LSU-Alexandria celebrating Black History Month
• City Notebook: Alexandria expects billing change to save some money
• Geocachers have fun with hobby while helping to clean Bayou Rapides
• Retired La. employees meeting March 1 in PIneville
• Business Beat: Facility for corporate aviation opens at Esler Airport near Pineville
• Body discovered in Red River in Rapides
• Louisiana governor supports some changes to tighten ethics enforcement
• Alexandria motorcyclist remains in serious condition
• Deville man faces sex charges involving juvenile
• La. National Guard group returns from yearlong Kuwait deployment
• 6 Alexandrians charged with 2010 armed robbery
• Louisiana crawfish catch down as season starts
• Alexandria smoking ban conflicts with nursing home 'bill of rights'
• Nearly $3 million awarded in deaths of 3 pedestrians in Alexandria
• Alexandria businessman Antoon up for seat on England Authority
• Planned biofuels plant in Rapides on Feb. 23 agenda
• 2 charged in fight in Alexandria
• Rapides drivers ready to throttle back at $4 a gallon
• Avoyelles school employee charged with theft
• La. budget would close Pineville prison, privatize Avoyelles Correctional
• Central La. lawmakers see challenges in Jindal's $25.5 billion budget plan
• Vernon Parish prisoner dies of 'medical reasons'
• Rights group targets Ville Platte curfew
• La. Guardsmen to return today in Pineville
• Foreclosure deal not a big help, some in Central La. say
• Meetings on health issues set for Feb. 23 and Feb. 27 in Alexandria
• Central La. Food Bank needs garden help Saturday
• Democrats cite weak oversight of drilling on public land
• Alexandria driver charged after crash in Pineville
• Safety deposit: Red River Bank donates bus to Alexandria police
• Students of the Year in Rapides Parish now move on to regional competition
• Six Rapides roads remain closed
• Victim hit in face while in vehicle
• Holocaust memorial planned for downtown Alexandria
• Job shadowing gives students up-close look at what careers offer
• Jindal budget won't cut colleges
• Louisiana wants break from 'No Child' school rules
• Rapides School Board reinstates stipends, may restore extracurricular funds
• La. Guard adjutant general thankful for Central La.'s support
• Alexandria awards $1 million contract for repairs to downtown Fulton Hotel
• 'Artful Beaver' draws on talent, earns his keep at Alexandria Zoo
• Louisiana's Jindal, Landrieu find common ground on education
• Traffic plan, process frustrate some in Woodworth
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• More than 1,400 students graduate from NSU in December 2011
• Rapides Parish Students of the Year to be named today in grades five, 8 and 12
• Rapides Parish jurors oppose traffic plan in Woodworth
• 2 Pineville men charged with battery, resisting arrest
• Mardi Gras parade is Sunday in Marksville
• Suit against Alexandria councilman will proceed
• Alexandria offers amnesty for some contempt charges, probation violations
• La. lawmakers get overview of upcoming session
• Father sues over death of son shut with stun gun
• Collision at Alexandria intersection injures motorcyclist
• 14 Rapides Parish roads closed by flooding
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• 20% percent of U.S. teens inhaling secondhand smoke in cars, CDC finds
• Monterey woman dies in Concordia Parish crash
• 6 decades later, Colfax woman gets medals for brother killed in Korean War
• From relief to despair: Views of jobs data vary
• Super hopes: New Orleans relishing prospect of Super Bowl XLVII
• Louisiana donors put bucks behind Perry, other GOP candidates
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Hasten: On coast, Campbell and Chiefs for Change
• 2 sentenced in Natchitoches Parish drug cases
• Pineville mother, daughter found dead in residence
• Eat, drink and watch football: Food and beverages are a big part of Super Bowl Sunday
• Latest LSU health cuts to affect hundreds of jobs
• Heavy rains close roads in Cenla
• City Notebook: Alexandria council will tackle dilapidated buildings, loitering
• Analysis: When is 'getting better' good enough?
• ASH graduate completes Navy basic training
• Jonesville projects will improve water, sewer
• Ex-Rapides detective gets suspended sentence for indecent behavior
• Mobile blood drives today, Sunday in Central La.
• 6 in Central La. face drug charges tied to Texas probe
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• South Rapides Parish family evacuates by boat as floodwaters rise during storm
• Provine cancels Mardi Gras Parade
• Woman accused of exploitation
• Public invited to free Honor Band concert at 2 p.m. today, Feb. 4, at Bolton High School
• Black History Month art exhibit on display at Kent House in Alexandria
• Central Louisiana improves dramatically in cardiac survival rates
• Oil, gas in La. shale hold great potential, industry leader says
• 'Artful Beaver' draws on talent, earn his keep at Alexandria Zoo
• La. governor seeks new business tax breaks
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• NSU seeks award nominations
• Lectures series set Feb. 10 at NSU
• Arrest made in stolen equipment
• Pineville man accused of theft
• AARP offering assistance on income tax returns
• Plan to restrict Woodworth intersection draws flak
• Study: Air in Alexandria bars 36 times cleaner with smoking ban
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Northwestern State University honored for online degree programs
• Economist says Cenla economy showing positive signs
• Recent rains have given boost to Cane River Lake in Natchitoches
• Central La. State Hospital to move to site near Pinecrest in Pineville
• Are you planning a 'super' party?
• Water boil advisory lifted in Forest Hill
• Vernon school bus vandalized
• Four accused of stealing guns
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Non-profit tries to place Central La. offenders in jobs
• Jailed Winn Parish sheriff ran a $720,000 deficit, audit shows
• 2 truckers die in collision on La. 28 in Vernon Parish
• Cenla ex-offenders get help in employment search
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Sen. Rick Gallot: Education reform needed; 'the question is how"
• 'Great Awakening Studies' institute coming to Louisiana College in Pineville
• High court declines to stop payout from Citizens insurance assets
• Meetings set on Master Plan for Grant Parish
• Grand jury indicts Alexandria man on murder charge
• Residents suggest Cenla highway priorities, but funds are limited
• 'Super' blood drive under way in Alexandria area
• Meeting this morning in Pineville focuses on regional road projects
• Utility rebates to Alexandria customers unlikely before legal actions settled
• Can new J.C. Penney CEO revamp the chain?
• Beef prices headed higher
• Fourth teen arrested, charged with robbery
• Emboldened GOP wants to abolish state income taxes
• Northwestern State University scholarship money at all-time high
• Judge issues ruling in 'rainy day' fund dispute
• Beef prices headed higher
• DeRidder couple fear state will confiscate their monkeys
• Analysis: Rhetoric washes over Louisiana's education debate
• Analysis: Rhetoric washes over Louisiana's education debate
• Regional road projects on agenda Tuesday in Pineville
• Ex.-Louisiana Gov. Edwards hospitalized with pneumonia
• Longtime Cenla Pride leader Bettye Jones heading to Georgia
• Oil spill brings attention to delicate Gulf coast
• The Week Ahead
• Teens migrating to Twitter -- sometimes for privacy
• Business Beat: Meeting in Alexandria to focus on La. oil and gas industry issues
• GOP candidates pitch leadership skills to Florida voters
• Retirement likely hot topic for 2012 Louisiana legislative session
• City Notebook: Question about Alexandria councilman's status delays agenda
• Business Beat: Meeting in Alexandria to focus on La. oil and gas industry issues
• Longtime Pineville mayor and Town Talk newspaper editor among two inducted into Hall of Fame
• TOPS designed to just take some off the top of college costs
• Neighborhood Profile: Pineville mayor has vision to revitalize Main Street
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Younger veterans needed to keep VFW strong, official says
• Officer charged with malfeasance
• Two face charges of child pornography
• LAE school reform plan would compete with Jindal's
• Rapides Parish-area MPO watches as Congress debates groups' future
• As defense cuts loom, Fort Polk poised to grow
• Public invited to free Honor Choir Concert today in Pineville
• Suspect arrested in Pineville stabbing
• Police capture one man; seek another
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Central La. employers, veterans team up at job fair
• Focus on Alexandria's issues, mayor and new council member urge
• Closing Grant Parish farm agency would not reduce jobs
• Alexandria man used stolen credit card, police say
• 2 die from gunshots in Natchitoches Parish
• Coushatta man's death sentence upheld in slaying of Natchitoches boy
• Dog shows run through Sunday at Rapides Parish
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Soldier killed in hunting accident
• Ag department website focuses on energy efficiency
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• K-12 changes in Louisiana needed and 'doable,' new leader says
• CCAC to offer tax preparation
• Public invited to free choir concert
• Free dog shows set at Coliseum
• Hearing set on FSA consolidation
• Patriotism shines through in Alexandria students' VFW essays
• National report: Louisiana needs education changes
• Storm causes power outages, other hassles in Cenla
• Alexandria mayor seeks 'accountability' in lawsuit against councilman
• 3 Pineville residents face 612 charges each in thefts from Ball cemetery
• Conference at Louisiana College focuses on Christian roots, renewal
• Vidalia woman dies in crash
• Jindal: Louisiana parents deserve school choice for children
• Free tax help for Central La. seniors and low-income residents
• 'Road show' will be in Central La. on Jan. 31
• Alexandria allocates money for employee overtime, legal help, infrastructure
• Louisiana Democrats heading out to recruit
• Alexandria area among National Geographic's 'Best Adventure Towns"
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Federal grants available for justice-system projects
• 90 employers to attend job fair for veterans Thursday at England Airpark
• La. budget shortfall projected to be nearly $900M
• Robbery suspect sought in Pineville
• At LSU-Alexandria, an urgent call to help young people get ahead
• Alexandria teen faces sex-assault charge
• Natchitoches man found guilty of 2009 slaying
• Pineville man charged after fight with juveniles
• Jindal's K-12 speech had 'misstatements, exaggeration,' union head says
• 3 Alexandrians charged with burglary
• Police changes in Alexandria top 2011 review, mayor says
• Analysis: Health-care changes not advancing in most states
• Evangeline man held in arson
• Close cover: Fort Polk training keyed to real life
• Coaching legend Joe Paterno dies at 85
• Ex-Shreveport city staffer found guilty
• Prof focuses on Internet issues
• Katrina case heading to trial
• Vaccine shortage halts dog adoptions
• Vernon crash leaves one dead
• Alexandria the potential site for new call center
• Business Beat: New housing for senior citizens coming to Pineville
• Closed Masonic Home for Children in Alexandria to become site of high-end apartments
• LSUA announces fall graduates from Cenla
• Hasten: Report on Louisiana colleges is ripe for a rewrite
• City Notebook: New memorial planned for Alexandria's MLK Park
• Amicus Club Rodeo celebrates 50 years of helping Rapides Parish's St. Mary's
• Business Beat: New housing for senior citizens coming to Pineville
• Fire destroys Alexandria home
• Three arrested on drug charges
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Texas woman accused of forgery
• Man facing rape charge
• New La. education secretary's salary conditionally approved
• Cenla GOP leaders looking for nominee who can beat Obama
• Former Rapides Parish drug unit supervisor faces drug, malfeasance charges
• Company eyeing Alexandria could create up to 600 jobs
• Smith gets 800th win as Peabody routs Tioga
• Author Curtis Iles to speak Saturday in Leesville
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Arbor Day promotes use, care of trees
• La. board sues disbarred Alexandria attorney for nonpayment
• Orientation for Make-A-Wish helpers is tonight in Alexandria
• Catahoula residents quiz Vitter about pipeline, drugs and turtles
• Work under way to preserve historic church in Alexandria
• Louisiana gives biofuels plant in Rapides Parish initial funding OK
• Army suicide rates decline for first time in 4 years
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Museum looking for volunteers
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Vitter to conduct meeting today
• Biomedical lecture set Friday at NSU
• Pineville roofing contractor pleads guilty in shingle-burning cases
• Christian denominations in Central Louisiana cite need to work together
• GAEDA providing $100,000 for Port of Alexandria expansion project
• Louisiana coastal plan would cost $50 billion over 50 years
• Engineers give bad grades to Louisiana roads, bridges
• Job fair on Friday to help company decide on locating in Alexandria
• Cenla educators open to changes, but unsure about plan for school vouchers
• Auto industry eyes 54.5-mpg rule for 2017-25
• Smoking violation leads to drug charges in Alexandria
• New Rapides school will draw most from Brame, Cherokee, Horseshoe
• Louisiana K-12 schools plan affects tenure, hiring, vouchers
• Armed suspect shot by Alexandria police officer
• Clerics gather in Alexandria for insipration and education
• 54.5 mpg fuel-economy rule for 2017-25 getting mixed reviews
• MLK luncheon set Monday at LSUA
• Week of Prayer event set today
• Rotarians helping with Joplin, Mo., tornado recovery
• Rain greets students as spring semester begins at Louisiana College, LSUA
• Muscular minister at Cheneyville crusade pumped up about evangelizing
• Tree giveaway is Friday in Alexandria
• Louisiana has plenty of parties -- the political kind
• 'Pay it forward': KLK Jr. honored at celebration in Alexandria
• Alexandria parade pays tribute to King's dream; plans announced for MLK memorial
• Frustrated chairman resigns from Sabine River Authority
• La. Political Hall of Fame in Winnfield to enshrine Baden, five others on Jan. 28
• Former state trooper seeks delay in sentencing for child pornography
• Curtis Iles to speak in Leesville
• Entries sought for Marksville parade
• IRS offers free tax-filing service, advice
• 'Fracking' starts to tap Central Louisiana's shale-wrapped oil and gas
• Towering legend, flawed man? King's image evolving
• Ministry conference starts Tuesday in Alexandria
• Community service in Louisiana urged on King holiday
• Keep right: Tickets issues for left-lane driving on some La. roads
• Caddo Parish commissioner seeks pajama prohibition
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Business Beat: Push on for employers to hire military veterans and dependents in Cenla
• Personnel File
• Hasten: Like a strong coach, Louisiana Gov. Jindal calls the plays
• Personnel File
• GOP picks on Europe's economy, but United States needs its rebound
• City Notebook: Sidewalk project for Monroe Street in Alexandria set to start
• Business Beat: Push on for employers to hire military veterans and dependents in Cenla
• New Rapides Parish well uses controversial fracking technique to extract oil, natural gas
• Louisiana's Winn Parish picked for $120 million door-parts plant
• Man sentenced for child porn
• Lane closure set for busy intersection
• Church crusade to feature strongman
• Aggressive Health to hold ceremony
• Forest Hill mayor says he will resign
• LSUA, LC to begin spring classes Tuesday
• Speaker at King event in Alexandria urges people not to sleep through societal changes
• Door-parts company to build $120 million plant in Winn Parish
• Bigger jackpots coming to Powerball -- but at a price
• Rapides schools' homeless liaison offers help for students and families
• Runaway truck tires damage Pineville restaurant
• Armed man robs store in Glenmora
• Northwestern State University highlights 'Traditions' on new website
• Louisiana report on Medicaid's economic effect triggers criticism
• Central La. students examine health-care careers
• Louisiana energy group meeting Feb. 2 in Alexandria
• Two charged with cruelty to juvenile
• Highway reopens in Avoyelles Parish
• VA Medical Center speaker: MLK's message as relevant as ever
• White signs contract, appoints replacement at RSD
• Fed: Economy ended 2011 with strength
• La. Recovery School District chief named state superintendent
• Louisiana House, Senate committee assignments made
• Alexandria could add overtime funds for police, firefighters
• Cruelty charged in Sabine as malnourished racehorses are seized
• Volunteer extraordinaire from Pineville enjoys helping others
• No injuries in Alexandria fire
• Astronomers see more planets than stars in galaxy
• Mind games: Alexandria quiz kids work out to stay sharp
• 2 Pineville residents face drug charges
• Auditor: Pineville won't have surplus revenue to cover increasing costs
• England Authority awaits Alexandria appointment to fill opening
• Supreme Court signals no change on TV's 'indecency' rules
• Louisiana could name top school official today
• Stolen cemetery urns held flowers, not ashes
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Boil advisory lifted in Hickory Grove
• 18-wheeler collides with train
• High water closes part of La. 1178
• Entrepreneurship 101 starts today in Alexandria
• 2 dies in ATV-pickup crash in Cataholua
• Constable faces battery count
• Dixon elected caucus officer
• Man accused of burglaries
• Suspect held in shooting case
• Overton elected Rapides Parish Police Jury president; Vanderlick is vice president
• Urns stolen from cemetery; two suspects arrested
• Jindal at inauguration: 'Our mission is not accomplished"
• Cheneyville sets checkpoint
• Business course begins today
• 'BP propaganda'? Oil giant promoting progress in Gulf
• 3 Rapides Parish judges switching responsibilities
• LSU-Bama caps crazy weekend in Big Easy
• Gen. Patton's grandson to talk
• Blowout cited in fatal wreck
• 2 bystanders hit in shooting
• Unrestrained driver injured
• The Week Ahead in Cenla
• Jindal inauguration events begin with prayer
• 'Swamp People' star sues over use of sayings
• Business Beat: KJA taking on Munson name; Super 1 ceremonies set
• Alexandria's 'Cajun Pawn Stars' starts tonight
• Business Beat: KJA taking on Munson name; Super 1 ceremonies set
• For Roemer, New Hampshire offers a final chance for recognition
• Cat fanciers show off their felines at a weekend show
• Louisiana legislative leadership roles to be announced after inauguration and football
• City Notebook: New-look committees announced for Alexandria City Council
• Going to Louisiana inauguration? Good luck
• Popularity of LSU football gives boost to related businesses
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Free Smithsonian exhibit on display through Jan. 28 at Southern Forest Heritage Museum
• Football game affecting schedule of some events in Cenla
• LSUA, NSU face more budget cuts
• Tompkins: Tigers bring smiles to hospitalized youngsters
• Memorial pays tribute to Alexandria slaying victim; suspect charged with murder
• Store employee charged with theft
• Martin appointed to Board of Regents
• Regents recommend improvements at Louisiana colleges
• Haworth remembered for bolstering work force
• Louisiana assisting Sundrop with biofuels project
• Biofuels firm unlikely to buy long-closed venue in Rapides
• Police: Winnfield woman killed by ex-husband
• Police seek suspect in slaying of Alexandria woman
• Central La. forestry industry excited about proposed biofuels plant
• We're looking for ... special LSU displays
• Orientation for new Make-A-Wish volunteers i Jan. 20 in Alexandria
• Hickory Grove under water boil advisory
• LSU can cement 'season for the ages' in title game
• Inmate admits making threat
• Will 'LSU-Bama II' be as good as the original?
• Louisiana House elects members to top money committee
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• LSU hospitals face a $29M budget cut
• Jindal has mixed reactions to higher-ed proposals
• Plan would use carp, herbicide to fight hydrilla at Indian Creek in Rapides Parish
• Pineville officer, Rapides Parish sheriff's deputy cleared in shooting incident
• Some Cenla residents stocking up on incandescent light bulbs
• Sundrop Fuels: The one that didn't get away
• Sundrop Fuels plans to hire locally as much as possible for Alexandria-area plant
• Pineville fined, told to apologize for 2008 discharge incident
• Will 'LSU-Bama II' be as good as the original?
• Sundrop Fuels to make 'green gasoline'
• Q&A: Sundrop Fuels CEO Simmons has 'a lot to prove'
• Q&A: Sundrop Fuels CEO Simmons has 'a lot to prove'
• Single-vehicle wreck injures woman, child in Alexandria
• Rapides School Board names Barrios president, sets calendar
• Louisiana art dealer sentenced in Hunter forgery case
• Co-owner of Alexandria store faces arson charge
• Sundrop Fuels staking future on biofuels plant in Rapides Station
• La. panel proposes higher ed governance changes
• Rapides Parish Police Jury to consider displaying 'In God We Trust' slogan
• Two die in crash south of Chataignier
• Sundrop Fuels to make 'green gasoline"
• Louisiana's winter: drier, warmer
• Meteors to streak across sky early Wednesday
• 2 of 3 new U.S. jobs going to men
• Red River levee problems remain top priority for Rapides Parish Jury
• Alexandria bar owners mixed over city's smoking ban
• Obama, Congress begin 2012 in oil pipeline dispute
• Louisiana has long waiting list for HIV drugs
• LG to sell 55-inch TV using new ultra-thin tech
• Bright spots, dark clouds -- Obama seeks right tone
• City Notebook: Take a deep breath, Alexandria: It's a (smoke-free) new year
• Bright idea? Central La. residents split about light-bulb conversion
• Town Talk business offices closed today
• LG to sell 55-inch TV using new ultra-thin tech
• Pricey picks: Powerball tickets doubling to $2
• Bright spots, dark clouds -- Obama seeks right tone
• 2012 Medicare debate is all about the baby boomers
• Pollock prison on lockdown following fights; 5 inmates injured
• Will city of Alexandria resolve hotel ownership, Cleco fees in 2012?
• In 2012, Central La. court cases to include art fraud, sex charges, corruption, slayings
• Body found in search for Arkansas woman
• State revenue rises, but not enough to offset cuts
• 2011: A year of political change in Louisiana
• City Notebook: Take a deep breath, Alexandria: It's a new year
• Phaseout of incandescent light bulbs has supporters, critics in Cenla
• 2011 marred by test cheating scandals across U.S.
• Social media spur sales for independent retailers
• Polls provide insights, not voting predictions
• Documents released in case of the slain nursing student
• Body found in search for Arkansas woman
• 2012 court cases in Cenla to include art fraud, sex charges, corruption, slayings
• Kisatchie visitor maps available
• 2011 sentences included jail time for former Ball mayor, Winnfield police chief
• 'Smoke-Free' celebration set
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 31
• Intruder said he was looking for food
• Deal reached to keep 2 local TV stations on cable
• Hilton-Wagner race for sheriff deemed No. 1 Cenla story of 2011
• McNeese State University fall graduation
• KALB-TV owner, Suddenlink brace for contract's end
• Central Louisiana lost service-minded residents in 2011
• We're looking for comments on light bulb rules
• Safety urged as New Year's revelers prepare to celebrate
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Vote online for top Cenla story of year
• Avoyelles Parish escapee captured
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 30
• Concealed weapon class to be offered
• Fort Polk to host civilian career expo
• 2 Vidalia men face attempted-murder charges
• Online registration under way at NSU
• Space heaters possible cause of fatal Catahoula fire
• Vote for Central La.'s top story of 2011
• Preventive care: It's free, except when it's not
• 2 inmates charged in death of Vernon Parish prisoner
• Saturday last day to claim 2007 Louisiana insurance rebate
• No ID on human remains found in Natchitoches Parish
• 5th Circuit Court denies Concordia sheriff's claim of immunity in lawsuit
• Appeals court: Ark. can't stop desegregation funds until trial
• More than 100 Kmart, Sears stores to close
• Human remains found in Natchitoches Parish
• Volunteers needed to count homeless in Central La.
• Former NSU instructor files discrimination, harassment lawsuit
• Medicaid cuts affect patients, providers
• More than 100 Kmart, Sears stores to close
• Love of outdoors motivates recovering Winn Parish teen
• Central La. Girl Scouts get ready for 'the year of the girl'
• Cenla residents charged with theft
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 28
• Central Louisiana shoppers storms shops in the rain
• Ball Mayor Jonathan Dean working full-time to improve town
• Police: Gunman in murder-suicide dressed as Santa
• Technology improves La. National Guard's drug-enforcement role
• FBI joins the search for missing Indiana girl
• Lafayette moving toward natural gas to fuel vehicles
• Mother, son die in Christmas Day fire in Catahoula
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 27
• Talks in 11th hour for cable provider, owner of Alexandria NBC affiliate
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 26
• Analysis: Isolated on tax cut, House GOP blinks
• Town Talk business offices closed today
• Stamford, Conn., house fire kills 5 on Christmas
• Fatal wreck up in 2011 in Mississippi and Louisiana
• Rural police conference a boon to rookie Louisiana chief
• Growth in food stamp usage in Louisiana by region
• More Louisiana families turning to food stamps
• Greenway Park is 'island' surrounded by Alexandria, but residents split on annexation
• Troopers visit sick kids in Cenla to deliver Christmas gifts
• Fort Polk soldier honored in hometown in Maine
• Hasten: Get ready to hear lots about education reform in Louisiana
• La. legislators snapped up BCS tickets, but not all going to the game
• Hope House shelter in Alexandria helps ex-addict reunite with family
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 25
• Economic inequality an issue for 2012 campaign
• City Notebook: Justice Department will review Alexandria's revised council districts
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Crowds at Alexandria Mall and stores across nation go wild for retro Air Jordan shoes
• Doll & Toy Fund: Dec. 24
• Cenla residents wrapping up Christmas shopping
• Feds seek to tap former Ball Mayor Hebron's insurance policy for restitution
• 2 gold coins dropped in Salvation Army red kettles in Alexandria
• Talks in 11th hour for cable provider, owner of Alexandria NBC affiliate
• Shale will have significant impact on Central Louisiana, Alexandria exec says
• Louisiana College is warned about academic, institutional performance
• Timber Bridge in Avoyelles to close Tuesday for repairs
• LSU-Alexandria campus to close for holidays
• Rapides Parish Civil Lawsuits
• Inmate flees work detail in Avoyelles
• Louisiana website helps growers, buyers
• Donations pour in to Salvation Army in Alexandria after theft of bikes
• Blaze forces residents out of Alexandria apartment complex
• Canterbury House building in Alexandria sold for $815,000 at bankruptcy auction
• Alexandria council OKs repairs to downtown hotel, approves district maps
• Wiggins Bayou bridge to be fixed
• Midnight Production - Cenla Maze
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