The fact that the Lincoln Parish School Board appears to be on the cusp of asking voters for a new half-cent sales tax isn’t surprising. What’s interesting is the journey
LA MALABIE, Quebec — They walked the ancient halls, gazed out on the mighty St. Lawrence River, felt the cool Quebec breezes, ate Charlevoix Basque-style duck breast with pumpernickel bread
The Kiwanis Club of Ruston is looking for hundreds of good men and women. They don’t have to have Lincoln Parish ties. But they do have to be veterans who
If you read my Sept. 3 column, you know I proclaimed my plans to wear white pants after Labor Day (gasp). When I announced this fact on Facebook, one of
I am thankful every day for our country and its freedoms. I appreciate the many sacrifices made in order for countless numbers to grow up in a country where individualism,
A win/win situation is always good thing. But a win/win/win situation may be even better. And that’s what Lincoln Parish voters are getting in the upcoming sheriff’s race. Candidates Randal
Maybe it’s just fallout from living in Louisiana in this day and age (pun definitely intended), but I haven’t seemed to be able to get the old Lynyrd Skynyrd song
According to Forbes, online food delivery is projected to be a $200 billion industry by 2025. Starting this week, the people of Ruston have more chances to participate in that
I don’t do this often, but for this column I’ll primarily be writing as a Bible-believing Christian to other Bible-believing Christians. That doesn’t mean that readers of other beliefs can’t
BOSTON — Official government documents often are masterpieces of deadened prose, but few contain an understatement quite like this sentence, from the Annual Report of the Police Department for the
