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Lone Johnson challenger sees candidacy as ‘duty’

Fourth District Congressional candidate Joshua Morott said he hates politics but feels duty- bound to try to unseat incumbent Rep. Mike Johnson in this fall’s election.

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Long-time Grambling city clerk retires

GRAMBLING — Pamela Stringfellow is about to do something she hasn’t done in 43 years.

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Lincoln Prep’s Spann visits with Kiwanis Club

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Just passing through, don’t mind us

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Argument over bag of chips leads to arrest

A Choudrant man has been charged with domestic abuse battery after he allegedly pushed and struck his stepson over a missing bag of chips.

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Sticker Shock

Pandemic to blame for parish property assessment jump

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NAMI Ruston awarded grant from United Way

Recently, NAMI Ruston was awarded a $5,000 grant from United Way of Northeast Louisiana. This is the second consecutive year for the receipt of a United Way grant.

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Ruston Rotary raffling side-by-side, trailer for fundraising project

If you happen to need a side- by- side utility task vehicle (UTV), the Ruston Rotary Club may be able to help you for a mere $10.

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Commission expected to act on Buc-ee’s preliminary plat

Ruston’s Planning and Zoning Commission is poised to consider a preliminary plat of the Buc-ee’s Travel Center development when the commission meets Aug. 19.