Zwolle News

Dr. Garland D. Miller was a successful physician in Zwolle, Louisiana. He even served as Sabine Parish's elected coroner.

Jury selection is under way today in U.S. District Court in the federal tax evasion trial of a Sabine Parish physician.

A Zwolle man, who pulled a gun on a Sabine sheriff's deputy last year, will spend time in a federal prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to firearms charges.

“One never comes to the end of them. They are incredibly deep. To do them in order will be a chance to learn how Beethoven grew -- and to see this orchestra grow throughout the process.”

So you'd like to see the Eiffel Tower, the Golden Gate Bridge, the pyramids of Giza, and the Great Wall of China, but all that travel just doesn't fit your budget? Don't fret. via Times-Picayune

“This is a great opportunity for current LC students, as well as students who are home from other colleges and universities to pick up a course before the summer term officially begins”

Pineville, LA. Louisiana College is now offering May term classes. The courses will begin on May 13th and end on May 30th with classes meeting every day for three hours. via KALB-TV Alexandria

On Sunday, April 20, 2008, at 1:43 am, Louisiana State Police Troop E responded to an injury crash involving one vehicle. via Louisiana State Police

“Offering on-line classes will be a tremendous help to our current students and will also open up opportunities for non-traditional students around the state”

Pineville, LA. Louisiana College is now offering on-line courses. The first on-line courses will begin this summer with a limited number of classes, with the program expanding this fall. via KALB-TV Alexandria

“I mean, we don know something happened to her because we know she has severe facial injuries.”

SHREVEPORT, LA Shreveport Police Not Sure Where Attack on Woman Happened Posted: Updated: Shreveport police now say they're not sure where the Tuesday morning attack and kidnapping of a woman happened. via KSLA-TV Shreveport

“A Collection of Resource - African-Creoles in the Diaspora”

From staff reports The second annual African Diaspora Heritage Week kicks off Tuesday and continues through April 26 at locations throughout Lafayette. via The Daily Advertiser

“We don't expect any problems in the (levee) system”

State and Local agencies are keeping a close eye on the rising water levels across the state. via KALB-TV Alexandria

Everyone is invited to spend an evening in the ULM Natural History Museum Saturday, April 12; guests may visit over 6,000 square feet of exhibits about the natural world, beginning at 6 p.m. in Sandel Hall . via News-Star

News Release April 7, 2008 Unrestrained Driver Seriously Injured in Caldwell Crash On April 7, 2008 at about 2:00 pm, Louisiana State Police Troop F Troopers investigated a one vehicle crash on LA 4 at milepost ... via Louisiana State Police

“We are going out to target businesses, daycares, libraries, whatever we can find in the rural parishes to let people know about LA CHIP”

Posted: Updated: A massive outreach to help Louisiana's uninsured children kicked off Monday. via KSLA-TV Shreveport

“It looks like an EF 0. We're talking about winds 75 to 85 miles per hour coming though here.”

Authorities say a tornado hit the community of Provencal in Natchitoches Parish during Sunday's strong storms. via KALB-TV Alexandria

Kathy will share an inspirational real character, "Georgia Barnett," 1900's missionary. via NOLA.com

Multiple law enforcement agencies are searching for a woman, who went missing near a casino. via WAFB-TV Baton Rouge

On Friday, March 28, 2008, at 8:00 am, Louisiana State Police Troop E Trooper First Class JL Dees was on patrol in Natchitoches, LA. via Louisiana State Police

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell will visit three area parishes Monday, March 31, to Tuesday, April 1, to answer questions from local residents about their utilities. via News-Star

What a privilege it is to say I have been a part of the Louisiana Lions Eye Bank in Shreveport since 1992. via News-Star

“Talking and words should not make you do that to someone.”

Posted by Benjamin Alexander-Bloch, The Times-Picayune March 25, 2008 4:44PM A 22-year-old Abita Springs area man is standing trial this week for allegedly murdering a neighborhood friend after he was taunted ... via Times-Picayune