Early voting turnout for Saturday’s presidential preference primary surpassed the total from four years ago, despite the ongoing public health pandemic and the primary’s having been moved from its
Residents at the Ruston Nursing and Rehab Center got a chance to see family members and friends last week as parades rolled through the facility’s parking lot on Thursday and Friday mornings.
A lightning storm less than an hour earlier didn’t stop the annual Temple Baptist Church Independence Day fireworks show from happening Saturday night in Ruston.
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy has postponed an in-person stop that was to have taken place in Ruston on Thursday because of Louisiana’s novel coronavirus situation.
The Lincoln Parish School Board is scheduled to take its first step toward addressing the rising costs of its employee health plan in today’s meeting at the STEM Center.
Ruston’s Board of Aldermen is expected to vote Monday on an ordinance that would raise the city’s electric rate, yet customers should see a decrease in their bills because of a renegotiated contract.
Origin Bank and the University of Louisiana at Monroe Athletic Foundation filed separate lawsuits recently to collect around $3.3 million from select members of a Monroe family running JPS Aviation and JPS Aero.
Ruston City Chief Deputy Marshal Richard Otwell today announced his candidacy for the city marshal in the Nov. 3 election. Incumbent Marshal Jim Liner is not seeking reelection.
