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Queen’s Celebration set for January

Over a decade ago, Lindsey Crawford was home with her newborn daughter on a Sunday morning. Watching a sermon via DVD, she heard the pastor reference an event within his church that was designed to reach sex workers in Orlando.

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Russ-Town Band in a Christmas mood

If you’re not already in the holiday mood, the Dixie Center for the Arts has a show to help you get there in swingin’ style.

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Lincoln Lights up the Pines for two more nights

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Domeination Time!

Kidnapping, robbery suspect facing more charges

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Spay and neuter vouchers coming

Police jury devotes $25K to help curb overpopulation

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Staff at PJ’s Coffee supports Junior Auxiliary

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Boyd believes in power of classical education

Emily Boyd loves the tandem of wisdom and virtue. It has helped fuel her commitment to classical education, a setting she believes allows young people truly open up to what the Lord has for them and their life.

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LPPJ to drain dregs of COVID relief dollars

Sewer, animal control, Expo and more to get leftover funding

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Holiday Barbies exhibit wraps up at museum

The special Holiday Barbies exhibit recently wrapped up at the Lincoln Parish Museum. The popular show welcomed guests, many wearing the special edition “Barbie Takes Over the Museum” T-shirt, throughout the week as they enjoyed the sparkling collection of more than 30 Holiday Barbies shared by Ruston’s Ruby Pye. According to Museum Director Rick Godley (left), there were many new faces, both young and old, visiting the museum for the first time as families enjoyed the unique exhibit.