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Reader feels COVID-19 has sent society out of balance

I am a labor and employment law attorney, living in Dubach. For the past six years, I have worshipped at The Bridge Church and taught at Louisiana Tech. The below thoughts are mine alone, of course.

Two facing domestic abuse charges

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Name: King A. Hampton

KEEPING YOU IN THE KNOW: LOCAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Following is a listing of area businesses that have adjusted operations due to the coronavirus “stay-at-home” guidelines.

GSU mourning death of Billy Manning

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The trenches — the offensive and defensive lines — have long been the foundation of Grambling State University football teams.

Marisol O’Neal: Providing leadership during crisis

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Marisol O’Neal said accepting the position as chairman for the Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors was an easy decision.

Family sheltering in place together needs more rules

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DEAR HARRI- ETTE: I have three grown children, and we have all been living together again since the government issued a stay-at-home order.

Sit-down eating returns outside

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Several Ruston restaurants opened outdoor dining options for customers on Friday as the latest iteration of the stay-at-home order is just a bit kinder to local eateries than the last.

GSU announces student grant guidelines

GRAMBLING — Grambling State University has announced student eligibility guidelines for Congress’ Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.

KEEPING YOU IN THE KNOW: LOCAL BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Following is a listing of area businesses that have adjusted operations due to the coronavirus “stay-at-home” guidelines.