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Cougars looking for breakthrough win against Flyers

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Cedar Creek (0-2) closes out its early homestand against the Loyola Prep Flyers (1-1) Friday night at Cougar Field, hoping for crisper execution and an offensive breakout in the process.

Fine Wine and Liquor holds ribbon cutting

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Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held recently for Fine Wine and Liquor in Grambling. Front row from left are Jeffery Sims; Grambling City Councilwoman DeVaria Ponton, Grambling Mayor Alvin Bradley, store owners Junior Aulakh and Nikita Doshi, Jonesboro Mayor James Harris, chamber representatives Barbara McIntyre and Reginald Owens.

Tech soccer teams up with local ministry

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The Louisiana Tech Bulldogs soccer team takes timeout to pose with members of 5 Loaves: 2 Fish Ministry in Grambling recently. The Bulldogs volunteered their time to help fight food insecurity in Lincoln Parish.

The Difference Maker

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On every team, each player brings a unique skill to the table, whether in their God-given athletic abilities or the innate steadiness to bring people together.

Green Clinic bought

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Find comfort in food with Crkpy Chicken Strips

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Cooler weather brings the joy of comfort food, and it’s hard to find a dish more comforting than fried chicken. This Fried Chicken Tenders recipe makes it easy to cook tasty strips to golden perfection — just pair with your favorite dipping sauce (or none at all) for a classic weeknight meal.

Farmers Market talks upcoming Autumn Dinner

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Autumn is the perfect season for harvest and reflection. That’s why Whitney Hebert thinks it’s the ideal time to gather and celebrate one of the community’s most beloved achievements.

Park Fest returns for 4th year of fun

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Fundraiser event for parish park arrives Sept. 28

About widow’s benefits vs. benefits from my ex-spouse

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Dear Rusty: In November I will be 60 and eligible for widow’s benefits. My late husband’s Social Security was approximately $ 2,300 when he passed around 7 years ago. FYI, my ex-husband is still working and will probably receive the highest SS when he retires in about 5 years (we were married for more than 10 years).

These ribs pack a double whammy of flavor

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Sticky ribs are a fun, finger-licking barbecue treat. Baby back ribs are smaller and leaner than meaty, fattier spareribs and make for a more tender and slightly less messy bite. In this recipe, baby back ribs get a double infusion of flavor, with an initial coating of dried spices, followed by a glaze of puckery barbecue sauce.