October 2022

Louisiana Tech Homecoming Court

Louisiana Tech University students recently elected 16 students to represent them on the 2022 Homecoming Court.

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Let the count begin

The petition that could lead to a vote on expanding alcohol sales in Ruston is now in the hands of the Lincoln Parish registrar of voters.

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The CRT conversation is here to stay

Our political forum featuring all 11 candidates for five Lincoln Parish School Board seats went smoothly Tuesday night as would-be board members answered written questions submitted by the public during the initial mixand- mingle portion of the evening.

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Can the Bulldogs keep the home fires burning?

Louisiana Tech begins the second half of its season in another home tilt against the Rice Owls Saturday — coincidently in the middle of a crossroads.

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Business-like approach works well for Ruston

The football field is their office. They don’t wear tailored suits, but you could imagine they would if they could. Instead, the Ruston Bearcats wear red and white uniforms. Make no mistake, though. The No. 5 Cats are approaching prep football like a business.

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Hey ... why not us?

Football dynasties and storied programs seem to have always existed — never-ending forces that have and always will be the upper echelon of the sport.

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Another game on the schedule

No. 5 Bearcats put six-game winning streak on the line tonight against West Ouachita

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Zeta Rho ESA wins awards, plans rush

Ruston’s Zeta Rho chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha service group has announced recent statewide individual and chapter honors as well as plans for its annual rush event. The awards were given at this year’s state convention, where six chapters from New Orleans to Haughton were represented. The rush event is planned for Oct. 23. Individual awards went to Zeta Rho’s Mary Helen Tschabold, who earned first-place honors as Pledge of the Year, and Lester Fife, third-place winner as Member of the Year. Tschabold and Fife were Zeta Rho’s Pledge of the Year and Member of the Year, respectively.