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09/23/2026 · Deridder

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Good News With Dirt Under Its Fingernails

Today’s good news comes with lunch trays, library cards, condor feathers, and a fungus that wants to replace plastic. Progress looks better when people build it with their hands.

09/24/2026
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Out There

Ichetucknee River: Crystal Water, Sneaky Current, Zero Room for Complacency

The Ichetucknee looks like a lazy blue ribbon, but this spring-fed run has enough current, limestone, and hidden side channels to keep experienced paddlers awake. Here’s how to enjoy the clearest water in Florida without turning your float into a yard sale.

09/24/2026

Starlette Signs

Tuesday’s Cosmic Warning: Guard Your Inbox and Your Peace

Spring is nudging the windows open, but Mercury is scattering loose messages like confetti. One sign faces a dramatic cosmic warning today—bring snacks, boundaries, and perhaps a tiny ceremonial gong.

09/24/2026

The Weekend Escape

Hico, Texas: Chicken-Fried Steak, Billy the Kid, and a Good Empty Road

Hico is the kind of Texas town you reach by taking the road that looks like it’s going nowhere. Park downtown, order the chicken-fried steak, and let the town’s very strange Billy the Kid story entertain you.

09/22/2026

Move It Monday

The Suitcase Carry: The One-Dumbbell Workout That Trains Your Whole Trunk

Carrying one weight at your side looks almost too simple to count as exercise. That is exactly why it works: your trunk has to fight being pulled sideways while your hips, shoulders, grip, and legs keep you moving.

09/22/2026

From Scratch

The Cast-Iron Cornbread That Deserves the Last Pat of Butter

Good cornbread is not supposed to be sweet cake in a yellow disguise. It should have crisp, dark edges, a tender middle, and enough corn flavor to make a pot of beans feel like a complete dinner.

09/22/2026

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Ascension Parish Government Enhances Online Services for Residents

Online Services. Explore the various online services offered by Ascension Parish Government. From paying property taxes to applying for permits, manage your local government interactions efficiently online.

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Iberville Parish Fair Dates Set for May 15-19

Mark your calendars! The Iberville Parish Fair will be held from May 15th to May 19th, 2024, at the Parish Fairgrounds. This year's fair promises a fantastic lineup of activities, including thrilling rides, a showcase of local agricultural talent, diverse musical performances, and a wide array of delicious food options. It's a time-honored tradition that brings the community together for fun and celebration.

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Iberville Library Invites Little Ones to 'Story Time Adventures' Every Wednesday

Join us at the Iberville Parish Library every Wednesday morning at 10:30 AM for 'Story Time Adventures'! This fun and interactive program features engaging stories, songs, and simple crafts designed for children aged 3-5. It's a wonderful opportunity for kids to develop early literacy skills and socialize with peers in a welcoming environment. No registration is required, and the event is free for all.

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Attorney General Murrill announces multi-state settlement of bankruptcy claims against 23andMe over genetic data breach

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Victory for Women and Girls: AG Murrill Celebrates Complete Victory Against Biden's Radical and Unlawful Title IX Rule

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