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Techsters’ season comes to an end at Arkansas

Louisiana Tech women’s basketball fell to Arkansas in the opening round of the WNIT, 69-47, in Fayetteville Thursday night to close the 2022-23 season.

Walker: Budget, staff cuts possible if alcohol Prop. 5 fails

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Movie night at China Grove Church

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Pastor Damian Wilson and wife Victoria, along with members of the China Grove Church, held a movie night at the church Life Center on Wednesday for the kids while out on spring break. Each child in attendance was given a popcorn basket full of goodies to take home. They were treated to pizza and popcorn while watching the movie.

Lincoln Parish NAACP scholarships

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The Lincoln Parish Branch of the NAACP recently recognized three seniors from the Class of 2022 with scholarship awards to support their ongoing education. Receiving the scholarships are (left to right) LaDiamond White (attending the University of Louisiana at Lafayette majoring in Speech Pathology and Audiology), Xavier Alexander Moseley (Louisiana Tech University majoring in Engineering) and Journee Williams (Southern University majoring in Nursing). The organization congratulates these outstanding young people as they continue pursuing their post-graduate studies.

Ruston Rotary Club closing in on jambalaya fundraiser

The Ruston Rotary Club will host a Jambalaya Fundraiser in the Super 1 Parking lot, March 30, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

GSU to host silent auction Saturday

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Grambling State University will host a Denim and Pearls Silent Auction on Saturday at the Campus Black and Gold Room at Favrot Student Union.

LINCOLN PARISH ARRESTS

Name: Austin Issac Brazzel

GSU inspires high school students to ‘imagine the impossible’

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GRAMBLING — Grambling State University’s Department of Engineering recently held its High School Day with students from regional high schools attending the event to learn more about GSU and what its engineering program has to offer.

Alcohol vote bottom line: a primer

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The Leader has covered the upcoming referendum on alcohol sales options in Ruston pretty extensively, starting with the petition movement in the fall and leading up to election day on March 25.

Studies to slow Buc-ee’s opening

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The Buc’ees Travel Center that’s slated to come to Ruston won’t open as soon as officials first thought when they announced the giant travel center’s decision to locate here in January.