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Signs of the times

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GRAMBLING — Grambling City Hall has made a proactive move in response to ongoing nationwide coronavirus outbreak, deciding to err on the side of precaution.

Pollen thickens concerns

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When it comes to trying to stay feeling well, times are pretty tough right now.

Local funeral homes focus on families during nationwide outbreak

The ongoing nationwide coronavirus has resulted in changes throughout the U.S., including right here in Lincoln Parish.

Murder victim’s body found in vehicle

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The Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate a homicide that occurred Monday night on Water Tank Road.

Testimony ends in drone trial

Third Judicial District Judge Bruce Hampton is expected to rule next month on whether a Dubach man who flew a done over his neighbors’ property without permission was trespassing. James Benson is charged with four misdemeanor counts of criminal trespass, all involving drone flyovers that occurred between February 2018 and April 2018 along Rockshop and Spur roads near Dubach.

Man faces terrorizing charge for park incident

A Ruston man was arrested Tuesday and charged with terrorizing as a result of an incident that occurred in Mayfield Park.

Lincoln Prep moves to online classes

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GRAMBLING — In response to state-mandated school closure, Lincoln Preparatory School has transitioned to online classes for students, the school announced Wednesday.

Tech’s food pantry provides student nutrition assistance

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As grocery stores continue to deal with increased demand because of the COVID-19 outbreak, students at Louisiana Tech University have another option to help put food on their tables: Tech’s Good Nutrition Mission Food Pantry.

Library closed indefinitely

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The Lincoln Parish Library has closed its doors until further notice, effective Wednesday afternoon.

Hospitals fear shortage of ventilators for virus patients

U.S. hospitals bracing for a possible onslaught of coronavirus patients with pneumonia and other breathing difficulties could face a critical shortage of mechanical ventilators and health care workers to operate them.