October 2024

Officials cut ribbon on downtown project

Local officials, joined by U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, cut a ribbon Monday officially signaling the opening of the $26 million Monroe Street Corridor Project.

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Aldermen OK sale of McLane Center to parish school system

It’s a done deal.

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Closing the doors on a landmark

After five decades, Phil Waltz shutters his pharmacy

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Amidst funding cuts, DART sets high goal for Thursday's Radiothon

In 2023, Lincoln Parish law enforcement agencies made 155 arrests over alleged domestic violence — roughly a 20% uptick from 2022.

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Cassidy: Women voters pivotal in presidential race

Women voters will likely decide the winner of this year’s presidential election, U. S. Sen. Bill Cassidy said Monday.

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Bulldogs looking for positive response

Coming off bye week, Tech hosts Middle Tennessee in key CUSA tilt

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Ruston volleyball sweeps Captain Shreve

Ruston volleyball delivered a gator roll to Captain Shreve Monday evening at the RHS gymnasium in a clean sweep (25-11, 25-18, 2518) to improve to 14-10 overall.

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GSU partners with Influxer

Grambling State Athletics is proud to announce a new partnership with Influxer, an innovative platform that will empower student-athletes to capitalize on their name, image, and likeness (NIL).

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Cougars seek first win at Plain Dealing

Plainly speaking, Cedar Creek ( 0- 5, 0- 1 district) looks to be in position to earn its first win of the season in a return to district play this week.