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Officers plead not guilty in death of Ronald Greene

Five law enforcement officers arraigned in death of Ronald Greene

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New principals, teacher bonus pay approved

Last week the Lincoln Parish School Board announced the hiring of two new school principals and approved an increase in bonus pay for teachers and employees across the parish.

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Partnering for student mental health

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Ruston has been awarded a three-year, $662,349 contract from the Louisiana Department of Health’s Office of Behavioral Health to provide peer support programs at three area universities, including Grambling State University.

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Ruston’s Jeralyn Black named state Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year

Ruston senior Jeralyn Black sat in a hotel lobby Saturday morning and decided to drink coffee for the first time. She needed an extra jolt of energy, and maybe a little courage, to prepare herself for the state-level competition and chance to be named the Louisiana Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year.

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School vote: It’s all about trust

The biggest fallout of the Watergate scandal 50 years ago wasn’t President Richard Nixon’s resignation. It was the loss of trust in government.

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Boys & Girls Club holds first pickleball tourney

Boys & Girls Clubs of North Louisiana hosted its inaugural Pickleball Tournament at Squire Creek on April 1, with a total of 68 players participating in the fundraiser for the North Central Region.

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Preserving memories at Fine Line Supply

Most of us have thousands of photographs on our phones; some have just as many prints in shoeboxes and albums stuffed in the closet. These photographs often remain out of sight and out of mind until a major life event happens.

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Tech sophomore helps lead OWISE Women’s Week

As a student liaison between Louisiana Tech’s College of Engineering and Science and the Office of Women in Science and Engineering (OWISE), Biomedical Engineering sophomore Allie Smith of Albany understands the value of mentorship.

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Folden and Company named Business of the Month

Kenneth Folden and Company was honored by the Jackson Parish Chamber of Commerce as its Business of the Month for April. The accounting firm is located at 302 W. 8th St., in Jonesboro.