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Don’t bring a hot dog to a crawfish boil

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Though I’ve never really been much of a politico, I do pay enough attention to the comings and goings in Washington to know where our government stands.

Exposing the evils of human trafficking

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“Sound of Freedom” is still going strong despite the efforts of the left to kill it.

Origin Bank raises interest rates on Union Parish accounts

FARMERVILLE — Union Parish is earning substantially more interest on funds deposited with Origin Bank today than it was a week ago after the bank informed the Union Parish Police Jury on Tuesday that it was raising the interest rate on the parish’s three largest bank accounts through the end of the year.

Summer isn’t just beaches and fun for some teenagers

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When you think of summertime, what comes first to your mind? I recall visits to my grandparents’ homes in the Smoky Mountains of North Carolina. I can still feel the cold water and smooth stones of clear mountain creeks where my cousins and I waded.

Reeder presented Ross Memorial scholarship

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Kip Reeder of Haynesville is the recipient of a $1,000 scholarship from the Dorothy and Walter W. Ross Memorial/ Exemplar Scholarship fund.

CHURCH NEWS

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Varnell wins Quilt Guild donation

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Jan Varnell of Columbia is the winner of the 2023 Piney Hills Quilt Guild Peach Festival donation quilt. The quilt was made and quilted by guild members, with proceeds going to DART, Life Choices and MedCamps. Thanks to all who supported the donation.

Ruston Rotary Club fans donation

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Ruston Rotary Club, in coordination with Lowe’s, donated 34 box fans to the Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Department and to Christian Community Action (CCA) for local residents in need during this very hot summer. The Rotary Club purchased $500 of fans from Lowe’s, and Lowe’s donated additional fans to help local residents stay cool. This donation helps the LPSO replenish its supply. The fans are given out to residents that need a fan to stay cool.

Week zero debut for conference foes

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FIU Panthers searching for year-two improvement under Macintyre

Wilbert Ellis Baseball Clinic set to enrich kids, parents

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Kids from across north Louisiana will get their chance to learn from some of the top baseball minds at the 2023 Wilbert Ellis Baseball Clinic on July 29.