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Bogalusa's city workers deserve the retirement that they were promised! Our city employees are made up of approx. 150 citizens of this city. They are hard workers and are of the lowest paid in the city. We have city employees that, other than their 2% annual raise, have never gotten any additional raises. Now their retirement is in jeopardy and no one seems to care enough to make a solid long term financial plan.

I have significant and successful business experience and can handle the financial problems that our prior elected mayors have failed to fix.

I'm tired of the road blocks. I know what to do to fix our financial problems, and I refuse to stand by idly while our city is in danger of being turned over to the state.

I care about Bogalusa. It is my home. One of the many reasons that I'm running for Mayor is because there are no other candidates that have run a successful business for over 40 years and understand what it takes to balance a budget.

My friends, we need to act now before it is too late. Let's save Bogalusa and rebuild our home!

Paid for by the Doug Ritchie for Bogalusa Mayor Campaign

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Jubilee Days Festival

Founded in 1948, Jubilee Days began as a celebration of the harvest and of God's blessings on the community. It has since become a celebration of the unique heritage of Zion, Illinois. The town was founded in 1901 by the reverend John Alexander Dowie, organizer of the Christian Catholic Church. He died in 1907 and was succeeded by Wilbur Glenn Voliva. Past festivals have included arts and crafts fairs, 5k runs, mayor's prayer breakfasts, Zion queen's pageants, Civil War reenactments, and parades. More...

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June 02, 2018

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