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November 2022

No. 1 Ruston rested, ready for another playoff push

The brief respite is over. Now the No. 1 Ruston Bearcats can make a run at a championship.

Creek primed for top-ranked Eagles

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To be the best, you have to beat the best.

Tech engineering students brew beer to learn chemical processes

Louisiana Tech University’s Chemical Engineering program has added a new experiment to the Senior Unit Operations Lab. The fermentation experiment is designed to help students understand biochemical reactions and as an experiment that the students would enjoy. Many plants, including breweries and pharmaceutical plants, rely on biochemical reactions to produce goods. For the experiment, students brew beer. (No, they don’t get to drink it.)

Free workshop on tax issues unique to farmers set for early December

A free “ Your Farm and Your Taxes” workshop, is set for Dec. 6, at the Lincoln Parish Library in Ruston, to discuss how taxes apply to farming, current tax law, and more.

Davis’ rise to head of GSU’s Visual and Performance Arts profiled in magazine

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Grambling State University’s Rodercas Davis, head of the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, was the subject of a profile feature earlier this month by Canvas Rebel Magazine (canvasrebel.com).

Origin Bank ranks second on Best Banks to Work For list

Origin Bank has been named one of the 2022 Best Banks to Work For. American Banker has partnered with Best Companies Group to identify banks that excel at creating positive and supportive workplaces for employees.

Ruston High 1982 State Champions

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Photo by Hawkins Photography

Soup for the Soul fundraiser

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Above, Grambling State KSLS, social work and biology students, along with their adviser Barbara Lewis, serve soup and other food items at the Soup for the Soul event put on by Christian Community Action Tuesday at the Ruston Civic Center. Right, Gayla Abbott (left), Karen Landry and Jeremy Jones serve soup at the event.

Road to halting streak leads to Charlotte

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Bulldogs seek first win away from home against struggling 49ers

Former GSU lineman Ighofose selected in XFL Draft by Orlando

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GRAMBLING — Former Grambling State University offensive lineman Jordan Ighofose will continue his playing career after being selected with the 53rd pick in the seventh round of the 2022 XFL Draft by the Orlando Guardians Wednesday.