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Szymanski signs with South Arkansas Community College baseball program

Make that three Lincoln Parish baseball prospects to sign with South Arkansas Community College.

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Chick: Many thanks for all the memories

Editor’s Note: Legendary Ruston Daily Leader Sports Editor O.K. “Buddy” Davis wrote this column on Dec. 9, 1990 about Ruston High School coaching great Jimmy “ Chick” Childress. On the weekend that a ball field was named in honor of Davis at the Louisiana Methodist Chidren’s Home, we wanted to publish this column about Childress, an orphan who grew up at the home in Ruston.

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Mom gave me a priceless gift

I’ve flipped the calendar 57 times now with my dear mother and I can honestly say, every day has been a blessing to me. I’m also blessed to still have the matriarch of the Trahan clan still flourishing.

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Buddy’s Ball Field

O.K. Davis’ legacy unveiled at Methodist Children’s Home Friday

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SeaPerch training at Louisiana Tech

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Ruston couple jailed after sexual abuse investigation involving minors

A Ruston couple remained in the Lincoln Parish Detention Center Friday afternoon as a result of an investigation by Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office detectives of sexual abuse claims involving minors.

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Greene defendants file motions to quash

FARMERVILLE – Attorneys for three of the law enforcement officers charged in the death of Ronald Greene have now filed motions to quash the indictments against their clients.

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A little B and B makes for a buster of a weekend

We finally got some decent weather. Things fell in shape, weatherwise, for something I’ve been waiting for. Bream fishing.

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Species of greatest conservation need

According to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, almost 700 species of native Louisiana plants and animals are considered Species of Greatest Conservation Need, a designation that includes threatened and endangered species as well as uncommon species that rely on imperiled habitats (e.g. barrier islands) for survival.