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In 2000, Jim Beam was selected by the Advertising and Press Club to be the first “Lake Area Legend.” Although officially retired as editor, Beam continues to covers the state legislature and write editorials for ''The American Press.''
In 2000, Jim Beam was selected by the Advertising and Press Club to be the first “Lake Area Legend.” Although officially retired as editor, Beam continues to covers the state legislature and write editorials for ''The American Press.''
Most beyond Lake Charles have learned of Beam through the [[Moon Griffon]] program -- Griffon is a sharp Beam critic though years earlier he had expressed admiration for the editor's independence -- or the website The Hayride: Southern Politics and Culture. In 2012, ''The Hayride'' dubbed Beam "a wolf in sheep's clothing," a columnist who "hides behind the so-called mainstream mantra, when clearly [his] opinions are [[liberal]]. Bean has proposed means testing of the state Taylor Opportunity Scholarship Program, which has been a particular to the benefit of the middle class. ''The Hayride'' claimed that Beam is trying to foment [[class warfare]].
Most beyond Lake Charles have learned of Beam through the [[Moon Griffon]] [[radio]] talk show; now a sharp Beam critic, Griffon earlier had expressed admiration for the editor's independence. The website The Hayride: Southern Politics and Culture in 2012 dubbed Beam "a wolf in sheep's clothing," a columnist who "hides behind the so-called mainstream mantra, when clearly [his] opinions are [[liberal]]. Bean has proposed means testing of the state Taylor Opportunity Scholarship Program, named for the [[New Orleans]] businessman Patrick F. Taylor (1937-2004). TOPS has been a particular benefit of the middle class. ''The Hayride'' claimed that Beam is trying to foment [[class warfare]].
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