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inside politics for March 16 (The Advocate)

Published: Mar 16, 2008 - UPDATED: 12:05 a.m. State Reps. Sam Jones and Chris Roy almost got a very light lunch for their actions on Gov. Bobby Jindal’s efforts to raise the ceiling on state spending.

Powwow celebrates Louisianas indigenous heritage (The Houma Courier)

HOUMA — Drums pounded a steady rhythm and songs in native tongues carried across the Terrebonne Livestock Arena Friday night as 5-year-old Brett Griffin bounded up to Thomas Dardar, his grandfather.

Badly wounded GI takes up new life (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5)

After a long recovery, hes adjusted to being back home.

New year, old tradition (Galveston County Daily News)

The traditional New Year’s Day foods, black-eyed peas and cabbage, make an odd couple. The black-eyed peas generally take the spotlight, while cabbage stays in the background.

Saturdays Texas Rangers spring training report (Dallas Morning News)

Left-handed hitting OF David Murphy hit a pair of home runs Saturday, including one off LHP Mark Redman, to extend the Rangers unbeaten streak to six games. Texas is 5-0-1 in that stretch (the tie came Thursday at Colorado). Murphy has four homers this spring.

Exotic cuisines debut at openings in Cape Coral (The News-Press)

March brings things like warm weather, cool breezes and spring.

The Bookworm: Mars, Venus & gumbo (Collier Citizen)

Last night was the last straw. You reminded your spouse about something that you’ve mentioned a dozen times before, but your beloved forgot again and there was a blow-up. Sure, stress reigns in your life right now.

Romancing the Southern male (The Fayetteville Observer)

Lest you think of grits as a breakfast food, be assured that in Deborah Ford’s “Bless His Heart,” the word GRITS is an acronym for Gentlemen Raised In The South. This is a switch from her previous books and merchandise, where the acronym stood for Girls Raised In The South.

Powwow celebrates Louisiana’s indigenous heritage (The Daily Comet)

Head Man Dancer Stanley Bell of Choctaw, Miss., leads a round dance Friday during the Calling of the Tribes Pow Wow at the Houma Airbase Arena. The powwow continues from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday.

Rotary Club of Gonzales plans biggest, tastiest Food Fest event yet (Gonzales Weekly Citizen)

Area restaurants and businesses - at least 51 of them to date - have signed on to serve signature dishes at the Rotary Club of Gonzales Food Fest, set for March 25 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Gonzales Civic Center.