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VFW visits veterans at nursing homes

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Members of VFW Post 3615 made special visits to area nursing homes to help veterans in residence celebrate the Fourth of July. The post put together goody bags for each veteran that included snacks and special cards. Fred Pee (left) and Tom Boniol (right) visit with Muriel Hays, Administrative Director of The Arbor and Terrace in Ruston, while making a delivery.

Nestorova proposal chosen to take part in NASA research program

A research proposal written by Gergana Nestorova, Assistant Professor of Biology and the program chair for the graduate program in Molecular Sciences and Nanotechnology (MSNT) at Louisiana Tech University, has been chosen to take part in NASA’s Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR).

Take your independence seriously

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I’ll be the first to admit, with my hand raised high, I’m someone who rarely takes time to reflect on how blessed my life is.

Reflections on being 12; once was enough

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I went to Bella’s birthday party Friday night. She’s 12. I don’t remember being 12.

Lions Club officers for 2023-24

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Lions Club officers for 2023-24

Area producers complete Master Cattleman Class

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The LSU AgCenter Northwest Region’s annual Master Cattleman Class completed its 10- week run on May 2, with a graduation ceremony.

Union Parish students focus on engineering

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Union Parish students focus on engineering

LoveLincoln Patriotic Program

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Temple Baptist Church is once again partnering with VFW Post 3615 for its annual LoveLincoln Patriotic Program.

Great friends, the glass plant and a glass bottle

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Here we are, the first week of July. The fourth will be here in a couple of days followed quickly by my birthday on the seventh. Then, summer is pretty much over. It’s just always kinda felt that way for me.

Civic Growth – Part III

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In the late 1890s the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company opened an exchange in the second floor of the Judge Holstead building. Logan Arnold was manager. In 1897, the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company operated an exchange and was granted a franchise by the town in 1899. Robert Null was the first manager and Misses Eva and Ethel Robinson were early operators.