Jesus is stability in the whirlwinds of history
“There is nothing new under the sun.” We can testify the author of Ecclesiastes did not know what he was talking about. In the age of the Internet, things are certainly new. We are doing things a...
Children’s Tour is a blast for students of all ages Third graders across Natchitoches parish schools experienced living history this week on the Children’s Tour established by the Association for the Preservation of Historic Natchitoches. The tour ...
Free seminar offers tips on owning your own home There will be a free home ownership seminar at the Housing Authority of Natchitoches, located at 536 Culbertson Lane. Orientation begins Tuesday, Oct. 2 from 6-7:30 p.m. The seminar will also be he...
New owners of Black Lake Lodge have big plans
Monday, Sept. 24
Black Lake Lodge is under new ownership. Bobby Laird and Eileen Larmond have plans to rebuild some of the cabins that burned. They will have an open area for campers to place th...
Growing green and reaping the bounty By Amanda Franko-Tobin
In a cafeteria climate dominated by Sodexo and Sysco, head chef Susan Smith adds a touch of homegrown to campus eating. Literally.
Smith is a talented gardener in addition t...
Lifetime screens a sizzling new ‘Steel Magnolias’ Television Academy’s Diversity Committee invites the public to an exclusive New York City screening of Lifetime’s original movie Steel Magnolias Wednesday, Oct. 3.
The screening will take place at ...
Robeline Heritage Festival selects Queens The Robeline Heritage Festival Society has selected the 2012 Robeline Queens. The Robeline Heritage Queens will represent the festival Friday and Saturday, Oct. 5-6.
Friday, Oct. 6 kicks off the f...
St. Mary’s 2012 Homecoming set for Sept. 24-29 Saint Mary’s Homecoming Celebration is scheduled for Monday through Saturday, Sept. 24-29. Saint Mary’s families, alumni, friends and relatives are invited to join the students as they celebrate t...
NSU theater and dance presents ‘New Faces’ Northwestern State University’s theater and dance program puts on a “New Faces” performance Monday, Sept. 24 at 7 p.m. in the A.A. Fredericks Auditorium. Admission is free and open to the public.
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