Money for FINS Rho Beta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. presented school supplies and a check for school uniforms to Sheriff Victor Jones and Families In Need (FINS) officer Tanja Legardy as a ...
City Court lists arraignment docket for Aug. City Court Judge Fred Gahagan lists the criminal arraignment docket for Aug. 22.
Alphonso Allen, theft by shoplifting, simple battery, remaining on premises, reset Sept. 12.
Denote M. Avist, posses...
Sheriff hosts emergency response team meeting Sheriff Victor Jones Jr. hosted a meeting of the La. State Police Emergency Response Support Team and the Sheriffs Association Task Force Aug. 18
Representatives from the organizations discussed cr...
RSVP needs volunteers to work with children Martin Luther King Jr. head Start and RSVP have partnered to seek volunteers, who like working with children.
Requirements include:
•Must be seniors 55 and older
• One hour or more per week
•Patien...
Tiny Fans Natchitoches babies Sydney Culotta, in Saints gear, and Leigha Busby, in LSU gear, are gearing up for football season with their cheerleading uniforms. Sydney is 8 months old and the daughter of So...
Qualifying opens Tuesday Qualifying for parish elections in the Oct. 22 election will be Sept. 6-8 according to Clerk of Court Louie Bernard.
The clerk’s office will open for qualifying Tuesday and Wednesday from 8:30 a.m....
Charter meetings scheduled There will be a series of meetings to inform the public about the home rule charter that will be on the Oct. 22 ballot. All meetings start at 6 p.m. The meetings will be:
Thursday, Sept. 8: Ashland...
City issues mandatory boil order, water restrictions The City of Natchitoches has issued a City-wide boil order due to low water pressure. All customers of the City of Natchitoches, Water Works District #1 and Clarence water system are under the boi...
Financial woes piling up for hotel developer A developer who is working with the City of Natchitoches and Mayor Wayne McCullen to build a hotel across the street from the events center is the target of an ongoing law suit alleging non-paymen...
City under boil order The City of Natchitoches has issued a city-wide boil order due to low water pressure. All customers of the City of Natchitoches, Water Works District #1, and Clarence water system are under the bo...
Preschoolers get ‘right start’ at NCHS The Natchitoches Police Officer’s Association, Local 1998, represented by Union President Cpl. Firal Robertson, presented brand new toys to the Right Start program at Natchitoches Central High Scho...
City moving forward on hotel The City will take another step toward developing a downtown hotel by advertising for bids for the Ducournau paving and drainage project.
The Natchitoches City Council voted Monday to advertise for...
Demon football season kicks off tonight at Turpin Northwestern State University will open football season with a home game against Delta State tonight. Kick-off is set for 6 p.m. but tailgating for fans in Demon Alley and in and around Collins Pa...
Water system has boil order Because of the loss of water pressure, the Marthaville Water System has been placed under a mandatory boil order.
This order is issued as a precaution until investigative samples have been tested b...
Just Talkin' Faithful reader Norm Fletcher sent JT some notes about Cane River this week. Norm says he saw where the river under the Church Street Bridge is only about 3 feet. “Back around 1946-47, some of us t...
Justice Dept. approves redistricting The. U. S. Justice Dept., Civil Rights Division, has approved the 2011 redistricting plan submitted by consultant Cedric Floyd for the Natchitoches Parish Police Jury.
The plan was approved as it ...
Cane River Lake closed to boaters at Pratt’s bridge north Cane River Lake is closed to boating traffic Pratt’s bridge north due to low water. The lake will remain closed until a safe water level is reached.
The only boats allowed are non-powered and boats...
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