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City ripped by F3

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At least two people are dead and the city of Ruston is in a recovery mode after an F3 tornado cut a quartermile-wide path through the city shortly before 2 a.m. Thursday.

Louisiana Tech Athletics takes big hit

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When it comes to colleges, spring is a time for softball, football and tennis.

Helping kids build problem solving skills

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THURSDAY WITH DART

Masur prepares to close annual show

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The Masur Museum of Art’s 56th Annual Juried Competition will host a closing reception and juror’s talk from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. today in Monroe.

Following data tells the story

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Getting to fulfill an 11-year-old dream

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The National Football League Draft will begin tonight, and for the first time in years I don’t plan to tune in or even check up on it.

Flournoy thankful for President Trump

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Thanks for Lou Barber’s Letter to the Editor in the April 10 edition of the Leader. I agree wholeheartedly with his views.

Brazzel: Stand against money, power

My name is Kenneth Brazzel, and I am a patriot.

RES students install friendly furniture

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The national mentorship organization Teach One to Lead One has taken root in Ruston schools over the past few years, and this month it has yielded fruit at Ruston Elementary School: the fruit of fr

Honoring The Bard’s birthday

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The Louisiana Tech University English honors society Sigma Tau Delta hosted its annual Shakespeare Festival in the Shakespeare Courtyard at George T. Madison Hall on Wednesday.