Opportunities for artists, musicians, writers, actors, and volunteers are abound in Ruston-Lincoln Parish. To keep you informed on some great ways to engage with the arts, here are a few deadlines to look out for.
The Union Museum of History and Art in Farmerville has moved to a new, larger location with a grand opening scheduled today, and the opening exhibition, “For the Love of Horses,” displayed through April 24.
When any of the public bodies I cover makes a decision, I usually know pretty quickly whether I personally approve, disapprove, or simply don’t care. But this time, I’m more conflicted than I remember ever being.
As the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, continued to cause concerns and numerous event cancellations across the country and state, the newly formed Lincoln Parish Health Task Force met for the second time Thursday morning to prepare for the possibility of the virus appearing locally.
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury has approved a new agreement with the Ruston Lincoln Convention and Visitors Bureau that will moderately raise usage fees at the parish park and dial back the amount the CVB pays to fund it, with the goal of making the park more “selfsufficient” over time.
