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Former LSU Running Back Cecil Collins Inducted into Leesville High School Sports Hall of Fame

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By Will Sentell, Todd Horne, Adam Hunsucker
| Tiger Rag Magazine
After a bumpy journey that included 13 years in prison, high school football hero Cecil Collins has been formally welcomed back to his hometown. Collins, 47, was inducted into the Leesville High School sports hall of fame Friday during a day-long celebration that some residents thought would never happen. He was honored at an early morning alumni coffee and addressed students during a mid-morning homecoming assembly.
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Booming Livingston Parish grapples with development concerns 

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By Will Sentell -, Will Sentell, Deanna Narveson 
| Baton Rouge Business Report
Livingston Parish was once a sleepy, mostly rural parish that a little over 70,000 people called home, and everyone had to go into Baton Rouge for health care, restaurants or retail. Today, the parish is bustling with a growing wave of its own amenities: Our Lady of the Lake’s ER marked its 10-year anniversary this year, and both it and North Oaks Health System have medical complexes there.
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Livingston Parish's population explosion is raising development questions

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By Will Sentell -, Will Sentell
| Baton Rouge Business Report
When John Blount got into the construction business in 1987, Livingston Parish was a sleepy, mostly rural parish that a little over 70,000 people called home. At the time, short of a few local mom and pop grocers and eateries, Baton Rouge was the place to go for everything, whether it be health care, restaurants or retail.
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