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George Bradley

George Bradley, 75, was born Oct. 28, 1944, and died Feb. 23, 2020.

Artis Jones

Artis Jones, 70, was born Jan. 26, 1950 and died Feb. 23, 2020.

Police jury sets registrar interviews

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In a special meeting Tuesday evening, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury determined that all four applicants for the parish Registrar of Voters position met the state’s qualification requirements and were eligible to be candidates.

Drag show draws crowd, but few get inside

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A line of approximately 1,000 people — some of whom stood in line for three hours — snaked down East Park Avenue, around Bonner Street and at least a block of East Mississippi Avenue on Tuesday evening hoping to be part of the audience for an episode of the new HBO drag show series titled “We’re Here.”

Water initiative transfers money to Sparta group

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The Union-Lincoln Regional Water Supply Initiative has approved transferring $100,000 to the Sparta Groundwater Commission for use toward conservation of the beleaguered Sparta Aquifer. Approval of the

Does Social Security ever make mistakes on benefits?

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Dear Rusty: Can or does the Social Security Administration occasionally make mistakes in determining the benefits due? I’m now 72 but I retired early at age 61 and knew that my benefits would be reduced. I’ve always wondered if my monthly benefit calculation was incorrect but did not know how to address my concerns. If it is possible, could you direct me in how to handle with the SS Administration?

A socialist America would come at cost of choice

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Anyone watching the Democratic debate last week may feel amused at the way the Democratic candidates tore into each other. In earlier debates it was like a group of canines walking around sizing each other out; sniffing and touching noses and being very cautious of each other. Now, think of the Caucus in Nevada as being a big piece of raw steak being tossed into the middle of the pack, and suddenly the fangs come out and the animals tore into each other. The only winner in the debate was the big wolf sitting at the edge of the pit eating a well-cooked steak, President Donald Trump. The loser of the debate was the Democratic Party as it continued to splinter.

Rabon questions impeachment outcome

I would like to thank our Louisiana senators, who by the actions have participated in placing this country into the potential possibility of becoming a dictatorship. If the president can declare himself innocent of charges and proceed to deny access to any documentations or testimony that may sustain or reject the tenets of the accusation, then that person is afraid of the revelations that may be revealed.

’Dogs vs. Hogs gridiron clash set

Louisiana Tech athletics officials announced Tuesday af- ternoon an agreement for a single-game football matchup at Arkan- sas set for November 23, 2024.

Tech softball falls at Baylor

WACO, Texas — Bre Hernandez was solid in the circle but Louisiana Tech came up just short of the upset as the Lady Techsters fell 2-1 Tuesday night to No. 19 Baylor at Getterman Field.