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Survey finds renters turn to DIY décor to give their spaces style

While it’s normal to feel nervous about moving into your first apartment, it’s also an exciting time to create your own personal haven. Most rentals have lease limitations on what tenants can and can’t do when it comes to painting and decorating, but there are still ways to infuse your own unique aesthetic into a space.

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Terminology helps differentiate life stages of patients

Dear Doctors: When I was in the waiting room at my doctor’s office, I overheard the nurses referring to two of the patients as a “young old” and an “oldest old.” Is this office shorthand, or are these actual medical categories? It sounded disrespectful.

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Career paths in the field of CTE

Career Technical Education (CTE) programs offer students access to a wide range of career paths. If high school students were once advised to focus primarily on traditional four-year universities as their next step after graduation, more and more of today’s students are considering CTE programs as they seek to find rewarding, lucrative career paths.

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Police jury to study employee salaries

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury plans to examine what it’s paying its employees relative to the market for the first time in more than a decade.

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Gospel artist competition finals slated for Friday

After two rounds of tryouts, three contestants have advanced to the finals in this year’s Ruston Juneteenth Celebration Gospel Artist Competition.

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Water grades: Most parish systems receive high marks

Community water systems in Lincoln Parish have improved overall since last year, according to the Louisiana Department of Health’s water system grading program.

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Doug Walton Encounter becomes tribute to popular local artist

One year ago, Doug Walton was being celebrated through a Master Jubilee Encounter to mark the renowned artist’s 50th year of teaching and 80th birthday. When it was announced that Walton’s Jubilee would be offered again in 2024, people from all across the country began making reservations to travel to Ruston for the chance to study with him once again.

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Three Bulldogs named to All-Region baseball team

Louisiana Tech’s Jorge Corona, Ethan Bates, and Cole McConnell were named to the 2024 ABCA/ Rawlings South All-Region First Team, the ABCA announced on Tuesday.

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‘Tech’s in Town’ begins eight-stop tour in Baton Rouge

Louisiana Tech Athletics is set for a revamped summer tour “Tech’s in Town.” The event, sponsored by Origin Bank, will come to eight locations across four states during the month of June.