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State Hazard Mitigation Plan approved by FEMA

BATON ROUGE — FEMA recently approved the Louisiana State Hazard Mitigation Plan. The plan went into effect March 21 and expires on March 20, 2029.

Book signing: ‘I Am More’ shines light on healing from sexual assault

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A book signing for “I Am More: Confronting the Aftermath of Sexual Assault” is scheduled for 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Saturday at The Avenue Christian Bookstore.

Tech presents inaugural Research Excellence Awards

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Louisiana Tech University awarded the inaugural Research Excellence Awards to showcase the contributions to research and innovation within the University’s community and the dedication of individuals advancing their knowledge and fostering collaboration.

Tech Faculty and Staff Club hosts Men’s Shed

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Louisiana Tech University’s Faculty and Staff Club welcomed Rhea DeOliviera (right) and a program about the Ruston Community Men’s Shed for its April luncheon Monday.

Did you Know?

There’s some truth to the popular notion that “laughter is the best medicine.” The United States Department of Veterans Affairs notes that laughter has physiological effects on the body that lead t

Spring showers to summer flowers checklist

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As we transition from the lower temperatures of winter to the vibrant energy of spring, gardeners throughout the state are rolling up their sleeves, ready to nurture their green spaces into lush, blooming spaces. This comprehensive guide is your ally, from prepping your lawn for its first spring cut to ensuring your vegetable garden flourishes into the heat of the summer season.

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Take at-home blood pressure readings multiple times

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Dear Doctors: I want to start checking my blood pressure to see if the high readings my doctor gets are accurate. I read you should always sit still before getting a reading. Is that true? That never happens at my doctor’s office.

With economic development, slow and steady wins the race

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To hear Kevin Hicks tell it, as soon as he and his business partners open an extendedstay hotel, three eateries, and a dry cleaner in Grambling, the city’s economic development woes will be over — or at least considerably lessened.

Short-term rental ordinance heads to Grambling council

GRAMBLING — Short- term rentals in Grambling may soon be required to have a permit and abide by other operational standards if the City Council enacts a proposed ordinance approved Monday by the city’s Planning and Zoning Committee.