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On This Week in Louisiana Politics, the Louisiana legislature is debating how to replace the $100 million that was cut unexpectedly in the final moments of the session. Legislators point fingers over who is to blame.

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!This week, which eight Biglaw firms launched the Abortion Defense Network?Hint: Nancy

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FLORENCE – Make Music Florence is a free citywide day of music to be held annually on June 21, the longest day of the year.

TUSCUMBIA – The Helen Keller Festival, a captivating four-day event paying homage to Helen Keller, from June 22–25 in downtown Tuscumbia and Spring Park will come alive with a vibrant

FLORENCE – Pope’s Tavern Museum is hosting its second annual Junior Archaeology Day on Saturday, June 17 from 9am-3pm at Pope’s Tavern Museum at 203 Hermitage Drive in Florence. Students

TUSCUMBIA – The NAACP Tri-County Branch announces its 30th Annual NAACP Freedom Awards Breakfast at 9am Saturday, June 17 at the Tuscumbia Roundhouse. The event will be catered by Rhoda

Our reporting partners at the South Bend Tribune tell us where you can find meals in the community.

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FLORENCE – The Shoals Theatre presents Paul Thorn and band in concert on June 10 at 7:30pm. Tickets are $30 on the floor and $25 for the balcony.