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LPSO given $50K grant to fund litter cleanup

The Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office has received a $50,000 grant to help with its litter cleanup program.

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East Line Aveneue road closure

Weather permitting, the City of Ruston has announced that E. Line Avenue, between Vernon Street and S. Bonner Street, will be closed to through traffic beginning 8 a.m. Monday until further notice. This closure is necessary to allow for utility line replacement(s).

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Tickets available for Ruston-Stephenville Saturday matchup

The No. 1 Ruston Bearcats will travel to Texas for the third straight weekend Saturday to face Texas Class 4A No. 1 Stephenville at 2 p.m., in Longview’s Lobos Stadium.

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School board approves softball, tennis deal

$300K agreement with city would also give McLane Center to school system

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STEM Center kicks off 2024-25 projects

During the coding session (above), students code a scene from a favorite fairytale that includes movement and sound to make the scene come alive. Below, CS4U students learned how to break different codes and solve puzzles as part of the cryptography segment.

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Police make arrests in two incidents under unusual circumstances

A Ruston man whom police found sitting on a couch eating while another man lay on the floor bleeding from the back of the head, and a half-clothed Castor woman discovered slumped on the steps of a residence were arrested in separate incidents Tuesday by local law enforcement agencies.

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Tech in 10: Bye week mailbag

All things chicken

Dubach students make chicken art, hatch live chicks alongside festival

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Rolling Hills on the ground in Georgia for Helene disaster relief

As states from Florida to North Carolina continue recovering from the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, Ruston’s Rolling Hills Ministries has made sure to have boots on the ground to help where needed.