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Keep the wins coming

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Panthers reload for another run at hoops glory

RHS defeats Mansfield to move record to 4-1

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It’s no exaggeration to say the Ruston girls’ basketball team is off to its best start in years.

Full-circle opportunity at Choudrant

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Former Ruston Bearcat Davion Spivey working as CHS assistant

Landry, Edwards hold meeting Monday

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Monday, Gov. John Bel Edwards and First Lady Donna Edwards met with Governor-Elect Jeff Landry and Sharon Landry at the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion to discuss the gubernatorial transition, life at the mansion, and the day-to-day demands of being governor and first lady.

Deck the Dixie Halls

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Judy Copeland, Executive Director for the Dixie Center for the Arts, was caught painting giant red bows on the doors of the historic Dixie Center for the Arts in preparation for the coming holidays. The award-winning venue has a festive slate of events and entertainment coming up including Home for the Holidays at the Dixie with Marcia Ball, Caroline Wonderland, and Shelley King on Dec. 8, Travis Ledoyt’s Sun and the Stars Christmas Show on Dec. 9, John Ford Coley Dec. 16, and Disney’s “A Christmas Carol,” with Jim Carrey Dec. 22.

Jonesboro men gearing up for Saturday’s annual Toy Run

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JONESBORO — In a world when political division appears to be the password or the ignition for various actions, Jackson Parish has two men who have chosen to follow a different word of action: awaken. Ricky McDow and Charles Wayne have chosen to follow the inspiration of Jesus Christ and have been awakened to the need of local children who are currently recipients of CASA, aka Court Appointed Special Advocate services.

Library gets in compliance with digital, ‘explicit’ materials law

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Block on challenged content for minors begins next summer

Lincoln Lights Up the Pines drive-thru expanding

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Lincoln Lights Up the Pines is expanding.

No more Mr. Nice Guy on trashing Louisiana

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Big news about all the trash in the Bayou State. Government is going to study the problem. LSU is going to take the lead according to an announcement, made last week, to “help find ways to rid the state of all that trash.” That’s just what we need, another study. Right?

Ruston stores have all you need for Christmas shopping

Tomorrow you’re going to spend the day with family, consuming a lot of turkey, trimmings and football and relaxing while giving thanks for all you have.