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Money could go either way at damages trial

After recently winning its legal battle with the company that used to burn the parish’s wood waste, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury could still end up owing that company money for damages.

Ruston woman killed in single-vehicle accident

A single- vehicle crash on I- 20 claimed the life of 36-year- old Blanca Broadway of Ruston.

No safety incident at RHS

There was reportedly no safety incident at Ruston High School Friday despite an increased law enforcement presence at the school.

Council gives final OK to water rate hike

GRAMBLING – Grambling residents will see an increase in their water bills beginning this month.

Rhody Drive development

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Board of Aldermen to make decision on embattled townhouse plan

Man charged with negligent injuring as result of crash

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A Cloutierville man, who was apparently driving drunk, has been charged with one count of firstdegree negligent injuring and two counts of vehicular negligent injuring as a result of a crash that left a 7-yearold critically injured.

Country Club Estates breaks ground

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Country Club Estates breaks ground

Grambling’s Dixson to serve term as President of Louisiana Housing Council

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Sharon Dixson, Executive Director of the Housing Authority of the Town of Grambling, has been elected to serve a two- year term as president of the Louisiana Housing Council (LHC). Her position follows two years she spent as Senior Vice President and will extend for another two years as Past President. It’s a commitment Dixson embraces.

Louisiana National Guard prioritizes soldier safety while on, off duty

As the Louisiana National Guard begins the 2024 Fiscal Year and enters the holiday season, LANG personnel must remain diligent towards safety. Safety is a vital component for service members’ health and wellbeing.

Ruston Rotary Coats for Kids at Early Childhood Center

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Lincoln Parish Early Childhood Center students proudly hold up their coats presented as part of the Ruston Rotary Club’s Coats for Kids project. Pictured are Melinda McKillen, principal, and Rotary members Diane Hunter and Carolyn Banks.