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Doughboys, old forts and Flag Day

There’s a picture in one of my scrapbooks of my Grandfather Bergeron all decked out in his World War I Doughboy uniform, complete with canvass spats that come up almost to his knees.

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Parish students given summer reading tools

In an effort to increase literacy in the lower grades and keep every child reading, the Lincoln Parish School District sent all incoming K-3 grade students home with green bags loaded with summer reading materials.

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Jackson Chamber Community Service Award

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Heavy machinery simulator

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Persistent Winner

Ruston’s Larry Cordaro joins Troy’s basketball staff

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Tech lands 14 on Phil Steele preseason Conference-USA team

Louisiana Tech garnered 14 selections on Phil Steele’s 2023 Preseason Conference USA team, the publication announced Monday.

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How will working affect my first year’s benefits?

Dear Rusty: I retired from working in January of this year and have since claimed Social Security. I didn’t work at all in February or March, but I began a part time job in April. I’m very confused about how Social Security counts earnings for the first year.

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4 strategies to keep kids occupied on long car trips

Road trips and self-driving vacations tend to produce their own unique moments and memories, but that doesn’t mean they don’t share certain characteristics. Lately, those characteristics might be high gas prices and more traffic as many vacationers drive in an effort to circumvent the escalating cost of air travel. For parents, one component of road trips to count on like clockwork is the moment when kids ask, “Are we there yet?”