Meet Coal!

He is a 7 year old, big, sweet, goofy, hound dog! Coal has a beautiful black and tan coat, and the most expressive face and big brown eyes. Of course being a hound at heart, he loves to take long walks in the sunlight, taking in each scent and sight he encounters along the way.

Demon on Fire

Emily Miller, Northwestern State University’s assistant director of Recruiting for Transfer and Graduate Students, has personal perspective and understanding of the students she helps enroll at NSU.

Self-taught artist hopes to motivate others

‘My mother has influenced my creative side and my father has influenced my work side and the Master Painters of many centuries have helped me think outside the box.

OLD BETHEL NEWS

LIZ DURR 318-352-8898Bro. Wayne Salley brought the message Sunday from 1 Peter 4:16. He started out about praying in public. He said don’t be afraid to pray in public. Don’t be ashamed of God. Parent, grandparents teach your children about God. It starts at home.

Spring Arts events at Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts on tap

Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA) has announced its upcoming schedule of open-to-the-public arts events for Spring .Many of these events serve as end-of-semester summative projects for students in the visual and performing arts.

NSU professor runs toward his dreams

Northwestern State University physics professor is one of over 20,000 individuals from all over the world selected to participate in the Marathon Pour Tous during the Paris Olympic Games this summer.Dr.

NSU faculty work performed at regional conference

A work by Northwestern State Assistant Professor of Theatre Alex McBride, “falling apart, falling together,” was performed at the Gala Concert of the annual American College Dance Association (ACDA) South Conference held at Belhaven University.

Craig Morgan and Chapel Hart to headline Main Stage lineup

According to Natchitoches Jazz/R&B Festival organizers, the 27th festival is scheduled on May 10-11th on the downtown Natchitoches riverbank and is going to feature one of the most musically and culturally diverse main stage lineups in the festival’s history.

Guest artists’ recital at Northwestern State is Wednesday in Magale

Pianist Jose Manuel Alvarez Losada and guitarist Pedro Mateo will present a recital at Northwestern State University on Wednesday, March 20, at 7:30 p.m. in Magale Recital Hall. Admission is free. A livestream will be available at nsula.edu/capa/capaliv estream.

Young-at-Heart has March meeting and luncheon