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Rushing’s unique vision led to patriotic art contest victory

When it came time to create something for the 2023 Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest, Ruston High School senior Janiyah Rushing had something very special in mind.

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Paxton Mounts will represent Lincoln Parish in Nebraska competition

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Retired Teachers Association fish fry

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RIP Electro the squirrel. I barely knew you

Apparently if you search long enough, you can find just about anything on the internet — including famous squirrel characters.

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Men Standing Strong project better than ever

Good men. Compassionate men. Men who promote peace and respect. Men who take a stand against violence. These are the men we want on DART’s Men Standing Strong campaign.

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DRABO plans Tuesday meeting in Dubach

The Dubach Restoration and Beautification Organization (DRABO) will be holding a membership drive. DRABO is calling all Hornets to attend the next meeting on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the old bank building in Dubach.

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Stringer speaks about unique business at Jonesboro Study Guild meeting

The April 2023 meeting of the Jonesboro Study Guild was held at the Credit Union Hall in Hodge on April 24. It was hosted and programmed by Guild President Jolene Carter. Other attendees were Stacy Allbritton, Mary Cryer, Rosemary Ewing, May Saulters, Wilda Smith, JoAnn Teat, Glo Weaver and Christie Weeks.

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Opinions over Critical Race Theory create a dividing line

For years, the achievements and contributions of African Americans have deliberately been left out of the history books. Over the last 400 years, if anything was written about African Americans, it was about being hung from gallows or floating down streams, creeks, or rivers for allegedly having assaulted or insulted a white person.