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New Livingston Parish leader pledges to 'protect and empower' residents

BY DOUG GRAHAM | Staff writer​ ​ ​

New Livingston Parish President Randy Delatte says community engagement and transparency will be two areas of emphasis as he pledges to "protect and empower" residents, many of whom worry that an influx of newcomers to the area will crowd schools, roads and neighborhoods. 

Delatte will be sworn in Sunday as the parish's new leader.


LSU ranked 108th in total defense in the nation this season and 81st in scoring defense. Many expected coach Brian Kelly to make changes to his staff in an effort to improve the group.

The shoe dropped Wednesday as defensive coordinator Matt House and three other assistants were let go. 


Millions of Americans are putting a cap on the bottle this month for Dry January, which some suggest can help participants break bad habits, reflect on the role alcohol plays in their lives, and give them an chance to make healthier choices after the month ends.

Still need a drink? These Baton Rouge restaurants offer an array of mocktails, nonalcoholic beers and more.

Brian Kelly makes major LSU defensive staff changes, firing DC Matt House and others

After the LSU defense struggled throughout the season, coach Brian Kelly made major changes Wednesday, firing defensive coordinator Matt House and three other assistants as he overhauled the coaching staff ahead of his third year at LSU. Read more

Jeff Landry taps three new Louisiana state agency heads. Here's who he hired.

An oil and gas industry executive will head the state Department of Natural Resources under Gov.-elect Jeff Landry, who also has tapped a college vice president as the Louisiana Workforce Commission’s next director and a former National Guard colonel to lead the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness. Read more

 
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