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Grambling police chief named to national board

Grambling Police Chief Tommy Clark, Jr., has been appointed to the national leadership council of Fight Crime: Invest in Kids.

Ten-10 Training holds ribbon cutting

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Ten-10 Training recently held a ribbon cutting along with the Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of Commerce at its facility at 1808 E. Kentucky Ave. in Ruston. Ten-10 Training provides cutting edge sports science and explosion classes and basketball skill development. For more information, contact them at 1-870-416-5798 or email keetontennison23@yahoo.com.

Cut it Out training another vital tool in battling domestic abuse

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In recent years, a groundbreaking initiative has taken root within the beauty industry, aiming to create a safe and supportive environment for clients facing domestic violence. Cut It Out, created by the Beauty Community Against Domestic Violence has emerged as a powerful tool for empowering salon professionals to recognize signs of abuse, offer assistance, and provide a haven for those in need.

7 signs your child might be experiencing bullying

Bullying continues to be a major problem across the country. The National Center for Education Statistics reports that one out of every five students reports being bullied, although many people do not admit to it occurring, so bullying might be even more prevalent than statistics indicate.

CHURCH NEWS

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North Louisiana Parkinson’s Chorale raising awareness

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North Louisiana Parkinson’s Chorale raising awareness

Serious management works for Colvin in downing mystery buck

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Louisiana is in the throes of a major drought that has reduced palatable browse for deer; they are having to depend on less desirable food sources to survive. Forty-three year old Daniel Colvin, Bernice, is offering a 4 1/2 acre smorgasbord of wheat, clover and turnips that virtually guarantee that when he sits on his stand, it’s almost a sure thing that he’ll see deer.

LDWF seeks artwork for license cards

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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will begin selling durable collector’s license cards in the near future. These collectible cards will allow you to carry all of your active licenses on one long-lasting card that fits right in your wallet.

Parish schools recognized for test score growth

Along with the release of school performance scores last week, some campuses in the Lincoln Parish School District were recognized for their growth in academic performance across the board or in specific subgroups of students.

Parkinson’s Chorale creating awareness through music

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One look inside the Lambright Sports & Wellness Center and there’s no mistake something unique is taking place. Performance microphones have been installed, wires to connected monitors and computers intersect across the room, a large screen illuminates the choral arrangement for a song.