July 2022

Employee wants to work well with new boss

DEAR HARRIETTE: I have a new boss, and I feel like this is a new opportunity. For two years I worked with a woman who always talked over me and rarely listened. I stuck around because I liked the company and needed the job.

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Is the gardening craze growing on you?

According to the National Gardening Association, the number of households growing their own vegetables, fruit and other foods has tripled since 2008.

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Three GSU Tigers to participate in NBPA Top 50 camp

Grambling State University senior guards Cameron Christon, Tra’Michael Moton and Shawndarius Cowart were selected to participate in the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) Top 50 Camp, which returns after a two-year absence due to COVID.

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What’s Old is New

When something new arrives in town, it usually generates talk and excitement. If Rick Godley has his way, something old that will be new again will draw even more attention and excitement from Ruston and Lincoln Parish residents.

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BIRTHDAYS

August 3

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Good fishing can be lampooned by ‘G’ Fish

I was on the lake fishing for bass once when scenes from the movie, “National Lampoon’s Vacation” entered my mind. Remember when Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) was intent on providing a wonderful vacation for his family when his obnoxious cousin, Eddie (Randy Quaid) showed up with his family to totally disrupt Griswold’s plans?

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Hobbies for seniors residing in assisted living communities

Assisted living facilities offer an array of programs designed to help residents develop rewarding hobbies that can benefit their long-term health.

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Pool parties rock at the Pink Condo

After just under two years, there is finally a completed pool project in the Boniol backyard. To say this never-ending process has been an enigma that peaked everyone’s curiosity and prompted an onslaught of questions from our neighbors in an understatement.