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Older Veteran Asks about Special Social Security Credit for Military Service

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Dear Rusty: I served in the U S Army from January 1958 to Feb 1961. What increase should I receive for those years and who do I call and at what phone number? Thank you in advance for your service as a Social Security Advisor.

Keep it simple with ham this holiday

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Holiday hosting is a big responsibility. While nothing quite captures the essence of the holiday season like a home filled with family and friends, those doing the hosting have a lot on their plates, and a lot to put on others’ plates, once guests arrive.

Let this side dish become the center of attention this holiday

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When planning a holiday menu, it’s easy to overlook side dishes in favor of the entrée. However, the right side dishes can quickly become the focal point of a holiday meal with family and friends, particularly when they feature unique and irresistible flavors.

Green Beans With Bacon and Pecans

Makes 6 servings

State troopers recover stolen vehicle in Ruston

Louisiana State Police have recovered a car in Lincoln Parish that was reportedly taken from the LPS Troop E region in Central Louisiana.

Christmas coming soon to downtown Ruston

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Christmas is scheduled to arrive in downtown Ruston at precisely 6 p.m. Thursday.

GSU falls to Tulane over the weekend

Grambling State faced a tough challenge against Tulane on the road Saturday, ultimately falling 89-65 despite a spirited effort from the Tigers in women’s hoops.

Glance at RHS in the Playoffs

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No. 3 Cats face familiar foe at home riding second-round streak

Bulldogs finish ninth at Colonial Lanes Classic

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HARAHAN — Louisiana Tech bowling went 2-1 on the final day of the Colonial Lanes Classic to finish ninth at Colonial Lanes.

Film industry packs Capitol to defend tax credit

Hundreds of film industry workers filled the State Capitol’s Senate committee hall Sunday afternoon to signal their opposition to legislation that would dismantle the program that turned Louisiana into “Hollywood South.”