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Tech, MedCamps continue unique program

MedCamps of Louisiana’s decade-long partnership with Louisiana Tech University’s architecture program has been well documented, but it’s not the only way this local camp for children with disabilities has linked up with Tech to benefit both students and campers.

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Ruston volleyball earns No. 16 seed in playoff field

The Ruston High volleyball team will start its playoff run in its home gym as the No. 16 seed in the LHSAA Division I playoffs after brackets were officially released Monday.

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Voting underway in neck-and-neck president election

One race and one other item complete local ballot

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Ruston school bond projects over budget

School board eyeing RHS softball location change

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Mini lemon meringues are tasty little tarts

Cutting into a lemon meringue pie can sometimes become a messy ordeal, so these “Mini Lemon Meringue Pies” let each person have an individual taste that’s much more manageable. Enjoy this recipe, courtesy of “Jane’s Patisserie Celebrate!” (Sourcebooks) by Jane Dunn.

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Follow the Louisiana Holiday Trail of Lights to Ruston this season

Ruston is once again a destination on this year’s Louisiana Holiday Trail of Lights.

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Why does the government raid Social Security?

Dear Rusty: The Social Security program is funded by employees and their employers. The federal government does not contribute to the program, right? So why does the federal government feel they have the right to raid the fund? All the money sent to Ukraine and other unnecessary programs could have been used to pay back what they owe to Social Security.

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Tech student booked on machine gun, drug charges

Agents with the Lincoln Parish Narcotics Task Force have arrested a 24-year-old Louisiana Tech University student who reportedly told investigators he was trying to use a 3D printer to make a device that converts AR rifles to fully automat i c weapons in his on-campus apartment.