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Engineering students collaborate on B-52 towbar prototype

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Louisiana Tech University engineering students recently played a role in developing a prototype for a new B-52 Stratofortress towbar. The design promises to enhance global B-52 operations by making the towbar easier to transport and quicker to assemble, supporting the Agile Combat Employment concept.

Parish taking a long look at transportation

Long-range plan underway, eyeing 2050 and beyond

Vape incident involving minor leads to arrests

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Grambling city police arrested two Simsboro men on Tuesday, charging them with simple robbery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, stemming from an incident involving vapes.

Cub Scouts Camping Trip

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Camp T.L. James hosts local troop

Green Clinic purchase longer than expected, but still on

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Deal taking longer than expected, but still on

Amidst funding cuts, DART sets high goal for Thursday's Radiothon

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In 2023, Lincoln Parish law enforcement agencies made 155 arrests over alleged domestic violence — roughly a 20% uptick from 2022.

Closing the doors on a landmark

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After five decades, Phil Waltz shutters his pharmacy

Aldermen OK sale of McLane Center to parish school system

It’s a done deal.

DID YOU KNOW?

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The American Cancer Society reports that approximately 30% of postmenopausal breast cancer cases can be attributed to potentially modifiable risk factors.

Officials cut ribbon on downtown project

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Local officials, joined by U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, cut a ribbon Monday officially signaling the opening of the $26 million Monroe Street Corridor Project.