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Night at the Oscars fun at the Civic Center

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Philip Lawrence

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1. People are saying we need new leadership in the Jackson Parish Sheriff’s Office. I am that leader.

Andy Brown

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1. I am currently serving as sheriff of Jackson Parish, and it is my commitment to continue to serve the people of Jackson Parish to the best of my ability. I will continue to create jobs, in addition to the nearly 300 jobs already created during my administration and promote the growth of our department to better serve our parish.

Cody Cheatwood

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1. I have dedicated 39- plus years of my life to public service in Jackson Parish. I have a strong desire to continue this service as sheriff. My children were raised in Jackson Parish and I currently have five grandchildren. I sincerely want to be an integral part of ensuring that our children and grandchildren have a safe environment to grow up.

Three candidates for sheriff answer our questions

Throughout the state of Louisiana voters are preparing to either reelect a sheriff or elect a new candidate for the position. This year, Jackson Parish has three candidates vying for the opportunity to serve as its next sheriff.

Part I: Keep on pushing, the Pleasant Grove story

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I have lived long enough to be concerned about the new wave of inequities weaving their way into society and national conversations. As I grow older, I have become more weary and disappointed concerning America’s political and social symbolisms, especially those spawned by the January 6 insurrection, and the despicable conduct of former U.S. President Trump.

Wildfires create devastation for timber, wildlife

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There was a time years ago when I worked as a journalist for Willamette Industries, creating and producing newsletters about how the company’s policies promoted good habitat for wildlife.

Registrar of voters conducting last voter outreach

ROV staff will be located at Louisiana Tech University’s Student Center (L Booth) on Monday, September 11, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Man faces charges after RPD breaches window

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A standoff that ended when Ruston city police breached a window of a West California Avenue apartment to reach an alleged suspect resulted in several charges against the man, including false imprisonment.

The Circle Night at the Oscars event held in Ruston

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Northern Louisiana Medical Center hosted members of The Circle at the Ruston Civic Center Thursday as part of a special Night at the Oscars event. Above, NLMC CEO Kathy Hall speaks to attendees, who also enjoyed a meal, entertainment and activity booths.