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LSWA all-state spring teams start with Class C. See who made baseball, softball squads

Baseball · United States

LSWA all-state spring teams start with Class C. See who made baseball, softball squads

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Ebarb made baseball history, while Calvin and Claiborne Christian continued traditions of softball success this spring. Now all three teams help lead the Louisiana Sports Writers Association’s Class C all-state squads.See the Story

Homestead exemption hike bill dies

Property · New Roads

Homestead exemption hike bill dies

Homestead exemption hike bill dies John Ory Dupont Thu, 05/22/2025 - 05:10 Body BATON ROUGE – Lawmakers shot down a measure Tuesday that would have grant parishes the option to hike the homestead exemption for property owners.House Bill 271, sponsored by New Orleans Democrat Matthew Willard, would have allowed parish voters to decide if they wanted the exemption hiked from $7,500 on the first $75,00 value of the home to $12,500 – 10 percent of …Read Article

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