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The Louisiana Tech aviation program has seen many planes come through its Flight Operation Hangar, but a new kind of aircraft descended upon the facility Tuesday afternoon.
Tech hosted one of nearly 500 “Qualiflyer” events in the Red Bull Paper Wings paper airplane flight competition.
Former Louisiana State Police Superintendent Kevin Reeves is disputing claims by 3rd Judicial District Attorney John Belton that files delivered to him regarding the death of Black motorist Ronald Greene did not include body camera video from the ranking trooper on the scene.
A Facebook statement posted and later removed by Cedar Creek School’s Board of Directors in response to allegations of bullying and sexual battery has now become part of the plaintiffs’ strategy in building their case against the school.
Lincoln Parish is at a marginal risk for severe weather tonight and tomorrow morning, per the National Weather Service and Lincoln Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Large hail and high damaging winds are the main possible threats. Tornadoes are not ruled out.
Continue to monitor weather sources, and be safe.
Congratulations to Simsboro for taking home its fourth Class B state championship in five years!
Due to a power outage at the Ruston Daily Leader office Friday night, the weekend print edition is going to be delayed. We appreciate your patience. The e-edition will be available on time first thing Saturday morning.
The Lincoln Parish Police Jury is trying to figure out whether it can improve motorist safety on several chip-sealed roads around the parish by having them striped.
The Lincoln Parish Library in Ruston, Louisiana, is looking for its next Library Director.
Applications will be accepted through April 29.
Head to mylpl.org to apply.
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Proponents of a plan to bring Amtrak passenger rail service through North Louisiana with a stop in Ruston say the project may be closer to fruition now than at any time in its decades-long history.
Four days after the arrest of then-school board president David Gullatt, the board named a new representative for the Simsboro area and reappointed a former president.
Free to read: A.E. Phillips eighth grader Melissa Le has been named Region 1’s Middle School Student of the Year and will compete for the state title.
Congratulations and good luck!
Tonight the Lincoln Parish School Board appointed Clark Canterbury as the District 3 board member to finish the remainder of David Gullatt’s term following Gullatt’s arrest and subsequent resignation.
Look for the full story in Thursday’s Ruston Daily Leader.
