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American Press (edit) Lake Charles newspapers - Daily
Daily Comet (edit) Thibodaux newspapers - Daily
Daily News (edit) Bogalusa, United States--Louis newspapers - Daily
Daily World (edit) Opelousas newspapers - Daily
Minden Press-Herald (edit) Minden newspapers - Daily
Monroe Free Press (edit) Monroe newspapers - Weekly
New Orleans City Business (edit) New Orleans newspapers - Weekly
Slidell Sentry-News (edit) Slidell newspapers -
Southwest Daily News (edit) Sulphur newspapers - Daily
Sulphur Times-Democrat (edit) Sulphur newspapers - Weekly
The Acadiana Daily Advertiser (edit) Acadiana newspapers - Daily
The Advocate (edit) Baton Rouge newspapers -
The Alexandria Daily Town Talk (edit) Alexandria newspapers - Daily
The Courier (edit) Houma newspapers - Daily
The Crowley Post-Signal (edit) Crowley newspapers - Weekly
The Daily Iberian (edit) New Iberia newspapers - Daily
The Daily Star (edit) Hammond newspapers - Daily
The News Banner (edit) St. Tammany newspapers -
The News-Star (edit) Monroe newspapers - Daily
The Reveille (edit) Baton Rouge newspapers -
The Tech Talk (edit) Ruston newspapers - Weekly
The Times (edit) Shreveport newspapers - Daily
The Times-Picayune (edit) New Orleans newspapers - Daily
Washington Parish Hard Copy (edit) Bogalusa newspapers - Weekly
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