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Tech in 10: Bulldogs fall to Tulsa

Grambling shows Jackson State the dark side

GRAMBLING – Jackson State didn’t know the power of the dark side (defense for Grambling State that is).

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Rolling Hills Ministries lends a hand after Francine

Rolling Hills Ministries set up feeding units this past weekend at Williams Blvd Baptist Church in Kenner, to serve the community.

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Ruston knocks off Longview

The last time the Longview Lobos lost back-to-back games at home was 24 years ago. Ruston was one of those losses.

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Myers' big night not enough for Creek to beat Loyola Prep

Two interceptions from James Myers and 61 rushing yards in the return of Wyatt Gremilion weren’t enough for Cedar Creek (0-3) to overcome miscues as the Cougars fell 48-14 to 4A Loyola Prep (2-1) F

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Bobby Wayne Bearden

BobbyWayneBearden, 63, born May 13, 1961, peacefully passed away on September 2, 2024 in his home in Dubach.

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Monster Mash seeks vendors for halloween event

Organizers of Ruston’s annual Monster Mash Halloween happening need vendors.

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Local teams battle at Adult Spelling Bee, with Rotary Club creating a buzz

It may have been Friday the 13th, but it was nothing but good luck for Rotary Club of Ruston as its team — Andy Halbook, Mary Elizabeth Halbrook and Tom Futrell — took championship honors in the 2nd Annual Goodwill Lunching Adult Spelling Bee.

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Wiess to visit Ruston with new book about small town politics

While her home is in Oakland, California, author Lenore Weiss grew up in New York City with whistle stops along the way in Chicago, Illinois, and Sterlington, Louisiana.