Midway into this year’s mosquito season, “things are fairly quiet in Ruston,” Kelli Nestrude, control manager with Vector Disease Control International, the company that provides mosquito abatement
Louisianans could find themselves under more restrictions if increasing cases of the novel coronavirus threaten the ability of the state’s hospitals to provide adequate care, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Thursday.
Under the threat of rain, downtown Ruston continued with the 2020 Peachy Sidewalk Sale on Wednesday. The sale runs through Saturday and features 10 downtown businesses.
Louisiana Tech University’s College of Business is now accepting applications for a newly developed undergraduate certificate in information assurance and cyber security management.
The State Auditor’s Office released a report Monday finding that a Ruston mental and behavioral health care agency improperly billed Medicaid a total of $868,138 for services that may not have ever
