It was the second day’s game drive on our May visit to Tanzania in subequatorial east Africa. We were there to witness the annual “Great Migration” of some 1.3 million wildebeest (AKA gnu) and 300,000 zebra across the Serengeti. But that would come later. First, guides would take... + continue reading
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Thirst. Have you ever been so thirsty that it felt like you could spit in the ocean and raise a dust cloud? There have been times when I felt like that, but in reality, I’ve never had a thirst that was near death. While most of our planet is covered... + continue reading
Iran: A Clear and Present DangerBefore the first bomb of Epic Fury had been dropped, Iranian officials defiantly informed President Trump’s negotiators— who have diligently tried to avoid war— that the Islamic Republic possessed enough... + continue reading
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Last week, the third-grade scholars of Winnfield Primary School stepped out of the classroom and into the streets for a walking tour of the City of Winnfield. This educational experience allowed the students to see the inner workings of their community firsthand. The young explorers visited several... + continue reading
Trinity CEO Deano Thornton hosted a luncheon at the newly completed, threestory Winn Community Health Center to discuss the future of the parish’s educational infrastructure. Amidst a spread provided for staff and invited guests, the focus turned toward a proposal for the upcoming Bond... + continue reading
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The Central Louisiana Human Services District is partnering with NFL wide receiver and former LSU football standout DJ Chark, alongside The Chark Family Foundation, to host a youth sports camp for... + continue reading
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CALVINLeft to right: Bella Perot, Blair Babers, Knox Reed, Carter Holmes, Kayden Mattox. Teacher Kim Dupree, Kiwanians Mary Lou Blackley and Troy Rogers, Principal Justin Tinsley. + continue reading
