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Bulldogs looking to bounce back at UTSA

Louisiana Tech will be looking to rebound from a frustrating loss last week as the Bulldogs play at Texas-San Antonio at 7 p.m. Satruday, Oct. 24, in the Alamodome.

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Cougars come up short at OCS

MONROE — Louisiana’s cold snap and Cedar Creek’s hot streak were both absent in Monroe on Thursday night at OCS Eagles Stadium as Ouachita Christian dominated the Cougars 50-20.

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Panthers pounded by Plain Dealing, 52-14

In a football contest that sometimes looked more like a game of hot potato, Plain Dealing came out on top of Lincoln Preparatory School Thursday night at the Cedar Creek football Stadium.

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NCLAC’s Holiday Arts Market set for return

The North Central Louisiana Arts Council is excited to announce the return of our Holiday Arts Market as 2020 begins to come to a close.

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Neighbor worries about unsupervised child

DEAR HARRIETTE: I live in a nice gated community area. The neighbors are always friendly, families go on walks and kids play together nicely. I love it here. Recently, there have been a lot of families moving in and out of the neighborhood. I’ve noticed a little boy that I’ve never seen before that walks back and forth on my street each day and then heads to the playground.

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Constitutional changes also on ballot

In addition to candidate elections, Louisiana voters will decide the fate of seven proposed amendments to the state’s constitution on Nov. 3.

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Durrett to take reins of parish schools

Ricky Durrett will be the next superintendent of the Lincoln Parish School District.

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JBE ups stadium capacities; Lincoln fails to make the cut

Lincoln Parish does not qualify to increase the crowd size at high school outdoor stadiums, based on the new rules Gov. John Bel Edwards announced Thursday.