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Ask Lisa: How can I use up leftover hamburger and hot dog buns?

Q: I have a lot of rolls leftover when I make hamburgers and hot dogs. There are only three people in my family, so we always have extra buns. I freeze the buns, but now my freezer has become a...

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Suzette Martinez Standring: Overcoming labels

Today certain groups have come to mean a form of sickness, depending on who's slapping on the label: Pro-Trump, anti-Trump, Republicans, Democrats, Christians, Muslims. People are under attack. It's...

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Simply Faithful: Add more Bible reading with ‘A Spoonful of Grace’

Ever since I can remember, I wanted to be a parent. I knew it would be rewarding, but I had no idea it would be so humbling — that there would be so much I wanted to teach and so little I knew. That's...

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Local Boy Scouts retire worn American Flags

On June 14, National Flag Day, GSA Consulting Engineers held a flag ceremony to properly retire their flag. Prairieville Boy Scouts Troop 69, along with Pack 469, lead the ceremony, demonstrating the...

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Today’s Workout: Shoulders and arms are your best accessory

Tank tops, sundresses, strapless tops.Point is, the warmer the weather, the less we wear.Your best accessories to compliment all of your "warm weather wear?" Your arms, of course!Upper body exercise...

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Widespread hype gives false hope to many cancer patients

After Michael Uvanni's older brother, James, was diagnosed with a deadly form of skin cancer, it seemed as if everyone told the family what they wanted to hear: Have hope. You can beat this, and we are...

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Travel: Dr. Seuss museum will delight adults, kids alike

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — It's fun to have fun, but you have to know how.The Cat in the Hat knew how. So do the folks at the newly opened Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum in Springfield, the hometown of...

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Ticket to Write: Gun-making history shown at old armory in Springfield

Springfield, Massachusetts, native Theodor Geisel, aka Dr. Seuss, produced cartoons for the U.S. military during World War II.The city had a much more direct effect on the war effort as the home of the...

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5 signs you are out of touch with your spirituality

Are you feeling alone even though you are surrounded by loved ones?

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Surplus good deeds and Martin Luther's rebellion

The specific issue that provoked Martin Luther's challenge to Roman Catholicism involved an interesting complex of doctrines and the practices that followed them.

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Music and the Spoken Word: 'It is well with my soul'

Perhaps we cannot always say that everything is well in all aspects of our lives. But with faith in a loving God and with trust in His divine help, we can confidently say, “It is well, it is well with...

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A guide to Pennsylvania's iconic dish — the Philly cheesesteak

Because Philly cheesesteak is notoriously difficult to reproduce outside of Philadelphia, not many foodies across the country really know what an excellent Philly cheesesteak tastes like. I'm here to...

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Cheez Whiz or Provolone? Roast beef or rib eye? The great cheesesteak debate

Like with many iconic foods, debates rage on about how a Philly cheesesteak should be made and with what ingredients. Social media and family reunion “discussions” can go on for years. Some will tell...

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It Is What It Is: Manspreading: It’s a thing

It's not easy keeping track of what's trending in the world. In fact, even keeping a shallow pulse on all the social phenomena out there could easily be a full-time job. But I try my best....

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4-H shooting team heads to championship

For the first time ever, Ascension Parish will be represented at the 52nd Daisy National BB Gun Championship Match this weekend in Arkansas. The three-day event features teams from all across the...

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Supreme Court rules for church in high-profile religious freedom case

The justices ruled 7-2 in favor of a religiously affiliated preschool in the most high-profile religious liberty case of this term.

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The Mom Stop: Keep eyes, ears open at pool

I was standing in a shallow wading area of our local pool with my kids last week, trying to make sure my 2-year-old didn't jump into the deep end, trying to make sure my kids were thoroughly covered in...

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Dr. Elaine Heffner: Gender difference questions

A new movie by Sofia Coppola — "The Beguiled" — has given rise to some discussion about a different perspective in films directed by female as compared to male directors. The movie is a remake of an...

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LSU AgCenter livestock program adds two new faculty members

Two new LSU AgCenter faculty members plan to expand 4-H and the AgCenter and LSU College of Agriculture School of Animal Sciences livestock programs.Crystal Ahrens and Tyler Braud will work with 4-H...

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Rock N the Bayou showcases Lamar-Dixon as a premier entertainment venue

On Saturday, June 17, 2017, Lamar-Dixon Expo Center hosted Rock’N the Bayou, another huge hit for the rapidly growing entertainment leader in the Gulf South.More than 4,000 people came to see...

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