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Tech’s duo named to Wuerffel Watch List

Louisiana Tech’s Joshua Mote and Reeves Blankenship were two of 114 FBS college football players named to the 2020 Wuerffel Trophy Watch List.

Local nonprofit supports Louisiana musicians

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The Ross Lynn Charitable Foundation (RLCF) has responded to social distancing challenges currently upon us by launching virtual formats of many of its programs.

Dressers can be repurposed for more than storage needs

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One of the benefits to becoming a skilled do-it-yourselfer is the chance to embrace projects that can breathe new life into objects that others might designate for the trash or donation pile. Renovating such items can save money and provide an entirely different purpose for the object.

Woman considers getting long-wanted nose job

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DEAR HARRI-ETTE: I have been insecure about my nose since I was a little girl. From the beginning of my teen years, I thought about how nice it would be to get a nose job. Now that I am an established working person, I am realizing that this would be completely financially viable for me, and I’m in a position to make this choice. I know that a nose job is a big deal and could change the way my face looks pretty drastically. However, it would be nice to use my autonomy and the money I’ve worked for to address an insecurity I’ve held for a long time.

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Jim Crow rulings now a thing of the past

As the United States moves to pull together the racial divide that has widened significantly in recent months, Louisiana has joined the cause by working to absolve itself of sins of the past.

Virus, virtual learning, and taxes — oh my!

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The plans have been laid, and in less than three weeks the Lincoln Parish School District will begin conducting a grand experiment with practically no precedent, as will most school systems across the state and country in the coming days.

Teachers prepare for virtual school learning

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With the start of the 2020-21 school year just around the corner amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic, this week marked the end of a month of professional development for the Lincoln Parish School District’s junior high and high school teachers held over Google Meet.

Winn walks away

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In the ever-shifting world of collegiate athletics, Louisiana Tech University is continuing to roll with the changes.

Durrett announces bid for District 3 police jury seat

Former Lincoln Parish Police Jury Administrator/Engineer Richard Durrett has announced his bid for a seat on the police jury representing District 3 in the Nov. 3 election.