Video Commentary | An historic election in Alexandria should not be hijacked by hatred
A video response to criticism that our recent reporting on the Alexandria mayor’s race is a racist conspiracy against an African American Democrat.
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Commentary | Breaking color barriers and glass ceilings
The most fascinating mayoral election versus the most consequential mayoral election in Louisiana.
Poll Exclusive: Michiels Surges Ahead as Frontrunner; Hall Trends in Reverse
With only two weeks left, Kay Michiels dominates positive trending in Alexandria’s mayoral race, while state Rep. Jeff Hall’s campaign loses ground.
In the race for Alexandria mayor, state Rep. Jeff Hall loads his campaign with massive debt.
According to campaign finance reports, Hall has already spent nearly $30,000 more than he has taken in. Meanwhile, his primary opponent, Kay Michiels, has $117,000 in the bank.
He’s a millennial, a Democrat, and a farmer. And he is running for Congress in one of the nation’s poorest districts.
Meet Jessee (that’s double s, double e) Carlton Fleenor of Louisiana’s Fifth Congressional District.
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More than you’ve ever wanted to know about the manufactured scandal over a gubernatorial appointment to the Red River Waterway Commission.
After 12 years of transformative, award-winning leadership, Jacques Roy will not seek fourth term as Alexandria mayor
According to recent polling, Roy has the highest favorability ratings of any elected official in Central Louisiana. I can explain why.
Federal Judge Humiliates Louisiana College: “America is no stranger to anti-Semitism.”
A small Southern Baptist college in Pineville, LA tried to get a lawsuit dismissed alleging that they refused to hire a football coach because he has “Jewish blood.”
That’s just the latest chapter in the decline of a once-respected liberal arts university.
Former President Bill Clinton spent last night in Alexandria, Louisiana. The local media had no idea.
The region’s leading newspaper and television stations have yet to report on a visit by a man who travels with a Secret Service detail and is well-known on every corner of the planet.
Rick Brewer, president of Louisiana College, “absolutely denies” allegations he made anti-Semitic remarks.
“We’re confident that when the evidence of this case is presented, there will be no doubt about the veracity of the allegations in Mr. Bonadona’s complaint,” asserts Bonadona’s lawyer.
