October, 2025

• 15 October

  Black mold problem at UP Courthouse

  On October 1st, the Union Parish Clerk of Courtannounced on their Facebook page that they wouldbe closed on October 2nd in order to relocateto the Hub, a commercial private office space inFarmerville. Sources at the courthouse revealed tothe Gazette the presence of black mold growing inthe Courthouse Document Storage.Black mold, also known as Stachybotrys, is a typeof fungus that grows …

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• 8 October

  After the shot… now what?

  After months of waiting, deer seasonsare on us. Archery season kickedoff October 1 with gun season followingin a few weeks. Hopefully, you’ll see thedeer you want, take the shot andfind the deer on the ground atyour feet. Now what?Too often, a deer hunter, novicehunters in particular, goesafield with tunnel vision. He’sthinking of nothing except bagginga deer and that’s about asfar …

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• 8 October

  People that built America – Roy Chapman Andrews

  America has been blessed with individualswhose leadership abilities coupled withtheir flamboyant life styles have stirred theimaginations of it’s citizens since Americawas a fledgling country. Individualssuch as George Washington, BenjaminFranklin, Teddy Roosevelt,George Custer and even our ownHuey Long transitioned history andcrossed the boundary to be immortalizedon the silver screen. Evenoutlaws such as Billy Barney, JessieJames and bonnie and Clyde weredepicted in …

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• 8 October

  Comey allowed injustice in Louisiana

  Former FBI, Director James Comey wasindicted last week for lying to Congress.Some say Comey’s indictment was paybackfor his continuing criticism of PresidentTrump. I’m not sure in reading thefacts, but I could tell you from my researchthat Comey did a huge disserviceto a professor at LSU.Anyone following high profilepublic issues in Louisiana is certainlyaware of how Comey bungled thebiggest case he …

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• 8 October

  CHURCH NEWS

  Antioch Baptist Church3501 Hwy 828Farmerville318-368-3591Early Worship – 8:30 a.m.Sunday School – 9:45 a.m.Morning Worship – 10:45a.m.Bethel Temple PentecostalChurch2144 Hwy 33 N.MarionSunday School -11 a.m.Sunday Worship -12 p.m.318-608-6766Canaan Baptist Church502 Canaan Church Rd.SpearsvilleSunday School -10amSunday Worship -11am870-312-3440Bro. Brian WilliamsConway BaptistChurch Homecoming4323 HWY 549North of FarmervilleDean Baptist Church2309 Hwy 827MarionSunday School – 9:45 a.m.Sunday Worship – 11 a.m.Wed. 6:30pm318-292-4463Sunday was a blessed …

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• 8 October

  Ex-RNC chair calls out Mike Johnson

  Speaker Mike Johnson(R-LA) continuesto blame Democrats forthe government shutdown,but former RepublicanNational CommitteeChair MichaelSteele called him out forhis “baloney” around theshutdown.“People say, ‘Why aren’tyou negotiating withDemocrats?’ I literallydon’t have anything tonegotiate,” said Johnsonwhen speaking to MSNBC.“I didn’t put any ofmy Republican prioritieson the [continuing resolution].So, I can’t pullthose off and say, ‘Gee,is it better now? Can youvote for it?’ I sent …

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• 8 October

  ACLU: ICE unlawfully punishing in LA

  BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) – The immigrationdetainees sent to a notoriousLouisiana prison last month are beingpunished for crimes for which theyhave already served time, the AmericanCivil Liberties Union said Monday in alawsuit challenging the government’sdecision to hold what it calls the “worstof the worst” there.The lawsuit accuses President DonaldTrump’s administration of selectingthe former slave plantation knownas Angola for its “uniquely …

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• 8 October

  John Kennedy calls out demands

  Louisiana Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana iscalling out what he describes as “waste and fraud” infederal spending, saying he will not support a budgetdeal that restores controversial line items or weakensaccountability in Medicaid. Speaking from theSenate floor, Kennedy said his goal is to protect taxpayersand restore trust in how government moneyis managed.Targeting Waste in MedicaidKennedy said one of the reforms …

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• 1 October

  Reflecting on my last squirrel hunt

  The morning of October 3, 2020, dawned cool,clear and calm, a perfect day to begin squirrel season.I rode my 4-wheeler to my favorite woods,parked it and walked over to a log to sit and waitfor daylight.This is something I have done since Iwas a kid, being in the woods at first lighton opening day of squirrel season. My dadengrained in …

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• 1 October

  Need to buy gun insurance?

  There is a big push now by insurance companies sellyou insurance in case you shoot somebody. Not that faraffect it if you look at all the shootings taking place in thenews. So have you purchased your gun insurance yet?In case you shoot someone, there are insurance policiesavailable to cover any liabilities you mightface, pay for your bail if you are …

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