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Master Gardeners resume annual plant sale

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When spring finally rolls around every year, the buzz in Lincoln Parish is centered on when the Master Gardeners of North Central Louisiana will hold their annual plant sale. All gardeners, accomplished or aspiring, know to mark that Saturday so they can meander among the many and varied plants offered.

Housesitter doesn’t take care of friend’s plants

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DEAR HARRIETTE: My best friend was housesitting for me while I went out of town for a few weeks to visit family. One of the most important tasks I gave her while watching my house was to take care of my houseplants. My plants are very large and require proper care and sunlight, or they will quickly start to wither and die.

Our Salute to Service shines light on family heroes

Hey Lincoln Parish, we’re reaching out to you to help us honor a special group of people.

Landry still the deal maker — or breaker — in AG’s race

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The cat that hasn’t been in the bag too well is now out: 3rd Judicial District Attorney John Belton wants to be Louisiana’s next attorney general.

America’s pastime strikes out on politcal issues

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You can’t escape politics anywhere now — not even in America’s once great pastime, baseball.

Board takes next step to internet

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Ruston’s Board of Aldermen moved the city one step closer toward possibly becoming a residential internet provider Monday night, but Mayor Ronny Walker cautioned that the process is a long one.

Lawmakers address use of stimulus funds

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Two members of the Lincoln Parish legislative delegation said Monday they would like to see the state use a portion of its $3.2 billion COVID-19 federal stimulus money to shore up Louisiana’s unemployment trust fund.

'The world at your doorstep'

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Marcie Nelson steps in as the new interim director of the Lincoln Parish Library during a time of changes. 

TAPS

Everette B. Penn, nationally known professor, researcher and author, is bringing his Teen and Police Services Academy (TAPS) to Grambling’s community via zoom Thursday.

‘Always been a winner’

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In the movie “The Replacements,” coach Jimmy McGinty tells player Shane Falco “Winners always want the ball when the game is on the line.”