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No. 2 Bearcats steamroll East St. John by 40 points

Bring on Southern Lab

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Lincoln Prep smashes Riverside to rekindle old rivalry

Quarterfinal frame of mind

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Aggies take down Atlanta with eyes on Lake Charles

Free turkey management workshop to be held Tuesday at parish library

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A free Wild Turkey Habitat Management Workshop will be offered Tuesday at the Lincoln Parish Library in Ruston.

Choudrant High straw tower of power

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The Choudrant High School team of Avery Impson, Eva Allen and Hannah Bryan are recognized for their prize-winning Two Foot Feat straw tower. The CHS trio attended the 2nd Annual STEMINST Fest at Louisiana Tech’s LaSTEM center this week as students were introduced to engineering.

Ruston builds big lead, holds on for 9-8 victory over Benton

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After dropping three straight over the weekend, the Ruston Bearcats bounced back Tuesday by holding on for a 9-8 victory over Benton in 5A baseball action.

Diamond Dogs take down No. 4 Ole Miss behind Drost’s three-run bomb

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OXFORD, Mississippi — Having played at LSU Brody Drost is accustomed to playing in big moments at SEC stadiums. But his threerun home run here at Ole Miss Tuesday was his official splash as a Louisiana Tech Bulldog.

Boil advisory in effect for Waterworks District #1

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The Lincoln Parish Waterworks District #1 customers are advised that the entire water system is under a boil advisory.

Temple Baptist hosts Sportsman’s Banquet

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Temple Baptist Church recently hosted a standing-room-only crowd in the Ruston Civic Center for its Sportsman’s Banquet for missions.

VFW Post 3615 recognizes Americanism winners

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VFW Post 3615 recently recognized its Americanism winners who moved beyond the local competition and were honored at the district level. Jacob Cicciarelli (left), a second grader at A.E.