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GSU takes down Pine Bluff

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GRAMBLING – No Homecoming meltdown this year.

Ruston falls to Neville

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Ruston’s 20-game win streak is no more.

Traditions Subdivision ribbon cutting held in Grambling

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Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held Wednesday for the model home in Grambling’s new Traditions Subdivision. The development is located on Martin Luther King Jr.

Healthcare study on the way for parish

Lincoln Parish wants some help examining the long-term healthcare needs of its community.

Duo Velox to visit Howard Auditorium today

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The Louisiana Tech Concert Association will host Duo Velox today at 5 p.m. in Howard Auditorium on campus. Formed in 2016, Duo Velox consists of Kaitlyn Neufeld (clarinet) and Aaron Burr (saxophone).

New life inside the Brick House

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Cedar Creek administrators talk gymnasium facelift

Pedestrian killed in Ruston; investigation by RPD continues

Ruston city police continue to investigate a pedestrian fatality that occurred shortly after 9 p.m. Wednesday at 1005 Cooktown Road several blocks north of the intersection with Edwards Drive.

Guess The Future 2054

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There will be a point in time when there won’t be any of us little guys around. That will likely be long before the 30 year mark. Third party insurers are making it too hard on us and it’s tough to make any money. Sometimes we can’t even break even. But they would rather pay the big chains one check a money than have to deal with a whole bunch of smaller independents every month. So I don’t think anything like this will be around in 30 years.

Vaccination is the best safeguard against whooping cough

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ASK THE DOCTORS

A look at inherited breast cancer

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Individuals can make various changes to their lifestyles to help reduce their chances of developing certain types of cancer, including breast cancer. One thing they cannot change is their genes, prompting curiosity about the role of family history in relation to breast cancer risk.