Addressing a shortfall in the library’s construction bond, researching potential relocation sites for the parish health unit, and raising the parish park’s season pass rates were just a few of the
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury will be asked tonight to dip into the parish library’s fund balance to make up an approximately $233,000 shortfall caused by an error in this year’s property tax noti
A little later than originally planned, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury at its Tuesday meeting is slated to complete its appointment of one of the two vacant seats on the parish library’s Board of C
After considering the subject in multiple past meetings, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury must still choose an appointee for an open seat on the parish library’s Board of Control.
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury wrapped up a months-long discussion on continued funding for 4 Paws Rescue at its last meeting, though jurors promised the discussion on solving the parish’s animal c
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury originally planned to fill two upcoming vacancies on the local library’s Board of Control back in October, but procedural confusion, secret ballots and long-forgotten
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is hoping to find a new facility to house the parish health unit, and it held its first committee meeting to that end Tuesday night before a capacity crowd at the Lin
Early voting for renewal of the property tax that funds the Lincoln Parish Library begins in 10 days, and members of the library’s Board of Control said they were dissatisfied last week with the ef
The Lincoln Parish Library Board of Control has thrown its support behind Jay Ligon to fill a vacant seat among its members, though it took a second vote after an initial tie to do so.
For the second year in a row, Lincoln Parish’s District 3 will see a different face in its police jury seat, though this time around that face isn’t entirely new to parish government.