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GSU drops midweek battle with NSU

NATCHITOCHES — The Grambling State University softball team lost a hard fought battle to Northwestern State 2-1 on Wednesday afternoon on the road.

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Now is the time to prep your lawn and garden for warm weather

Warmer weather is already here, which means you should be getting your lawn and garden spring-ready, according to experts.

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How to make a backyard safe for dogs

Dogs, particularly puppies, can be full of boundless energy. Channeling that energy into exercise with long walks or play sessions can help stem dogs’ propensity to get into trouble around the house as they burn off extra adrenaline. Pets who don’t have an energy outlet may chew off-limits objects or get into other mischief.

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Special task force sets preventive screening guidelines

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CELEBRATIONS

February 23

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More reasons to utilize pipelines for transport

Two years ago the current federal executive administration was sworn into office. Amid cries for healing the country and being all inclusive, the first day in office disclosed a different scenario and the Keystone Pipeline was cancelled.

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Democrats face a Biden-Harris dilemma

With public approval mired in the low 40% range, with two thirds of Americans believing the nation is headed in the wrong direction and a majority of Democrats expressing a preference for a different candidate, President Biden’s intention to seek re-election has frozen the field of possible competitors and created a long term political headache for his party.

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TODAY AT A GLANCE

Today is the 54th day of 2023 and the 65th day of winter.

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Commission gives nod to entertainment district plan

Ruston’s Planning and Zoning Commission has given its approval to a proposed ordinance creating an entertainment overlay district in which bars, lounges, taverns and brewpubs would be allowed, should city voters open the way for businesses to operate here.