We know how Democrats are feeling after Tuesday’s midterm elections. How are Republicans feeling? Andrew Greenstein reports.
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Tallulah native Gary Crockett has announced he’s running for Governor next year. The businessman and Navy veteran finished second to Jamie Davis in the U-S Senate runoff. Crockett is the first announced challenger to Governor Jeff Landry, who will run for re-election next year. Davis has also hinted he may get into the race.
The constitutional amendment that passed by the most overwhelming margin was Amendment One. That allows the surviving spouse of a disabled veteran to retain the service-related property tax exemption after moving. Louisiana Veterans Affairs Secretary Charlton Meginley says whereas before it made no financial sense for survivors to downsize after the deaths of their veteran spouses, it now gives them a lot more flexibility.
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Nicholls has secured a jersey logo patch partnership with Thibodaux Regional Health System. Nicholls Athletics Director JT Terrel says having the agreement with someone you’re familiar with just makes it better.
The partnership represents the largest long-term commitment to athletics in Southland Conference history.