LSMSA student is US Presidential Scholar Joshua Kubiak, a senior at the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts has been named a 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholar.
Kubiak is one of four seniors selected for this honor from Louisia...
28 couples apply for marriage licenses in April Twenty-eight couples applied for marriage licenses in Natchitoches Parish in April.
David Boyd White and Katinka Sant Steadman
Steve Ardison III and Stephanie Ardison
Walter Kent Martin and Kathrin...
City has 18 new businesses Eighteen new businesses applied for permits in the City in April.
Bayou Gator Café, LLC., Bayou Gator Café, LLC., 124 South Dr.
Captain John’s Seafood of Natchitoches, Inc., Captain John’s Seafood ...
Public welcome to park for free Fun Day The City of Natchitoches Recreation and Parks Department will host a City Park Fun Day Saturday, May 12 from 8 a.m.-11 a.m. at City Park, across from the Natchitoches Police Department on Amulet St...
Just Talkin’ JT is pretty sure he’s right when he says there are few people more technologically challenged than Times editor Carolyn Roy and Lifestyle editor Rae Anne Firmin. Carolyn’s cell phone is about 10 y...
Veterans park meeting today The Natchitoches Parish Veterans and Memorial Park Committee will meet today, Thursday, May 10 at 3 p.m. at downtown City Bank boardroom. It is an open meeting. For more information, contact Grant ...
Structure in Historic District to be demolished The house at 208 Williams Ave. is set to be demolished after engineer Rick Nowlin confirmed that less than 15 percent of the home was salvageable.
John Wingo applied to the Natchitoches Historic Di...
Postal Service: Will keep rural post offices open WASHINGTON (AP) - The struggling U.S. Postal Service is trying to tamp down concern over its wide-scale cuts, saying it will seek to keep hundreds of rural post offices open with shorter hours.
Pos...
Cane River Creole to host May concerts Cane River Creole National Historical Park will host musical events May 12 and May 19.
Sunpie and the Louisiana Sunspots will perform at the Oakland Plantation entrance pavilion May 12 at 1 p.m. Th...
Fisher will have Sawmill Days to show off historic town Village of Fisher Sawmill Days May 18-19 will be in the original town square, off Hwy. 171 between Many and Florien.
The festivities, which are free to the public, begin Friday night at 6 p.m. wi...
M.R. Weaver Terrific Kids M.R. Weaver Elementary named Kiwanis Terrific Kids for April. On front row from left are Gabrielle Bynog, Kathryn Phelps, Gabrielle Russell, Kyron Payne, Nadya Lavergne and Jalaysha Barnes. On seco...
Guest Artist Frank Kelley visited Lakeview High School April 11 and presented his interactive student youth arts initiative program “A Journey For Careers!” to students. The program was founded in 2001 to give ...
CALL student is third generation NSU graduate Julie Evans decided she needed to make changes in her life, and those changes could happen if she earned a college degree. Evans received a bachelor’s degree in psychology/addiction studies Friday ...
Teachers of the Year The Natchitoches Parish School board recognized its outstanding educators at its meeting May 4. School and district winners were recognized for the portfolios they submitted.
Emergency drill shows teens effects of drinking and driving The Natchitoches Regional Medical Center Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in coordination with local agencies developed and implemented an emergency response drill that illustrated the effects of d...
UL system lists NSU economic impact in study BATON ROUGE - The University of Louisiana System announces the release of Beyond Economic Impact, a companion publication to its economic and community impact report. The electronic publication fe...
Summer Splash to showcase youth programs The City of Natchitoches will host “Summer Splash 2012,” an informational fair designed to showcase educational, recreational and social youth programs that will take place in Natchitoches this sum...
National Day of Prayer Attendees of National Day of Prayer bow their heads as they are led in prayer by Sen. Gerald Long. His prayer was transmitted to the crowd from Baton Rouge.
Photos by Andrew Shirley
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