While precautions remain necessary, there are new signs that the situation surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak is gradually getting better in Lincoln Parish.
Louisiana Tech University has thus far awarded more than $2 million in CARES Act grants from the federal government to students who experienced economic hardship as the coronavirus pandemic disrupted campus operations, the university announced Wednesday.
The Lincoln Parish Library opened its doors to the public Tuesday for the first time in more than two months as measures taken to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus continue to be lessened.
The Lincoln Parish Sports Complex reopened over the weekend for the first time in two months as 27 girls’ fast pitch softball teams competed in a USSSA Boot Up Super Regional NIT Tournament.
The COVID-19 pandemic has put a lot of strain on many industries over the past couple of months, but few have been hit as hard as the airline industry.
The vast majority of students in Lincoln Parish public schools are eligible for federal aid designed to help pay for groceries in response to the coronavirus-induced school closures that defined the last two months of the academic year.
After two days of no change, the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Lincoln Parish has jumped by eight and is now at 130, according to the daily Louisiana Department of Health update released
