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Isolation hurting productivity

COVID-19 is getting old — particularly for employees who’ve been working from home for months.

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Perception can come back to haunt you

Here’s the plot line: An out-of-state company wants to build a cell tower near a small cluster of mostly rental houses just outside the city limits. The neighbors say “not in my backyard.”

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Friend won’t give customer price for completed work

DEAR HARRIETTE: A good friend of mine owns a painting company. I hired him and his workers to paint my home a new color.

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Early morning shooting leaves one dead

The Lincoln Parish Sheriff ’s Office is asking for the public’s help with any information regarding a Sunday morning shooting that left a Ruston man dead.

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Driver killed in fiery Lincoln Parish crash

The investigation continued Monday into a weekend vehicle crash that claimed the life of a Ruston woman.

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Local COVID-19 cases top 800

More than 800 Lincoln Parish residents have been diagnosed with COVID-19 since the pandemic reached Louisiana in March, according to the Louisiana Department of Health.

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Tech football practice sacked by COVID-19

As uncertainty about playing the 2020 college football season for FBS schools continues increasing, Louisiana Tech has been forced to call a timeout to its preseason practices after announcing Sunday night that five Bulldogs have tested positive for COVID-19.

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Resignations continue in Dubach

The ranks continue to thin at Dubach’s town hall as Town Clerk Pamela Spillers announced her resignation from the position on Monday.

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Police jury to talk policies, millages

The Lincoln Parish Police Jury’s Personnel Committee will continue its discussion on hiring procedures that began last month, and this time the new policy set before them is even more detailed.