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Who’s Ready for Some Football?

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Ruston High head coach Jerrod Baugh (right) puts his Bearcats through a Tuesday morning workout at Hoss Garrett Stadium. RHS is holding its Bearcat Madness Friday night. 

Jury trials stymied during COVID pandemic resume

After more than a year’s wait because of COVID-19, jury trials have resumed in 3rd Judicial District Court.

GSU police arrest three men on various charges

Grambling State University Police made three drug related arrests on Saturday between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m.

Forestry Mobile Classroom

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Thanks to a pair of grants from Weyerhaeuser, Louisiana Tech’s Forestry program just got an upgrade and became more easily mobile.

Bearcat Madness

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Ruston High football fans will have a chance to see the 2021 Bearcats for the first time Friday night, when the team hosts its Bearcat Madness at L.J. “Hoss” Garrett Stadium at 6:30 p.m.

Parish sees uptick in COVID vaccinations

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The COVID-19 vaccination rate in Lincoln Parish has gone up 1%.

Annual School Supply Giveaway

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Pi Tau, Gamma Gamma and Alpha Delta Delta Chapters of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. recently joined forced with Zion Traveler Baptist Church, Boys & Girls Club of North Louisiana, Temple Baptist Church, and special sponsor Gamma Gamma Alumni Association Inc. to present the fraternity’s 7th Annual School Supply Giveaway at Mayfield Park in Ruston.

McDonald’s shooting suspects apprehended

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Two local residents who were being sought in connection to a shooting at a Ruston restaurant were apprehended in Colorado.

Police jury to talk redistricting, staff

For its monthly meeting tomorrow evening, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury will be back at the more distancing-friendly Lincoln Parish Library Events Center after returning in July to the smaller con

Lincoln Prep sees high grad rates, test score drops

The vast majority of Lincoln Preparatory School students in the class of 2020 graduated with not only their high school diploma, but also at least one college or workplace credential.