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Library passes deficit budget for facility projects

The Lincoln Parish Library plans to spend more money than it generates in 2025 for the first time in several years, reaching into its reserve funds to pay for several improvements to outdated parts of the facility.

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Ruston hit with graffiti spree

Ruston police say they have no suspect in what appears to be a graffiti spree downtown.

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Wild game recipes for local hunters

With hunters currently out trying to bag limits and bring home a trophy buck, here are a few suggestions for the dinner table utilizing wild game this winter.

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Quest for a squirrel limit with 10 shotgun shells

I have hunted squirrels for over half a century and over those scores of seasons, I can probably count on one hand the times I’ve brought home a limit. Frankly, I don’t remember the last time I did. I’ve hunted squirrels a long time and have taken my share to the point that bagging a limit would be nice but not necessary. I just enjoy the experience. Period.

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Learning from the Duke’s view of gratitude

As I was preparing to write my column for Thanksgiving week, I browsed through quotations on gratitude. I found many quotes that resonated with me. Following is just a few.

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GSU falls to New Mexico 80-58 at The Pit

The Grambling State men’s basketball team (1-3) couldn’t withstand a second half surge by New Mexico, falling 80-58 on Thursday night at The Pit in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Bulldogs ready for test at Gulf Coast Showcase

Louisiana Tech men’s basketball will skip the sandy beaches and spend its Thanksgiving week in Estero, Florida, for three days of competitive matchups at the 11th annual Gulf Coast Showcase.