Basketball star, NCHS alum will be grand marshal

The Natchitoches Juneteenth Parade will roll through the city Friday, June 19 at 6 p.m.

NSU

Here is a look at the week of June 7-13 at Northwestern State University.June 7 - Registration for first 4-week and 8-week summer session available at vic.nsula.edu June 7-13 – Registration for second 4-week summer session, fall semester available at vic.nsula.

Midnight Sunday is deadline to submit online nominations for N-Club Hall of Fame

Fans and former Northwestern State student-athletes are invited to submit nominations online by midnight Sunday for the N-Club Hall of Fame, the university's highest athletic honor, as the 2026 ballot takes shape.The nomination deadline was stretched from Friday by 48 hours to take in this weekend.

Demon athletes meet rigorous standards for Academic All-District

Three Northwestern State baseball players landed on the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District team, which were announced by the organization Tuesday morning.

Six St. Mary’s athletes earn post-season honors

Several St. Mary’s Tiger softball and baseball players have earned postseason honors from some of Louisiana’s most respected athletic organizations, recognizing their outstanding performances during the 2026 season.

Dwyer breaks school record as she rolls into 400-meter quarterfinals

LEXINGTON, Kent.—In her one season in Natchitoches, Rushana Dwyer has put her fingerprints all over the Northwestern State record books in the 400-meter dash.She continued that by achieving one mark she hadn’t yet achieved—breaking the school record in the outdoor season.Dwyer, a senior from St.

Men’s 4x400 relay breaks school record on way to nationals berth

LEXINGTON, Kent.—The 4x400 relay has always been Northwestern State’s bread and butter.The men’s group showed just why, as not only did the Demons set a school record with a time of 3:02.73 but also punched their ticket to Oregon for nationals.

Billy Cannon exhibit will be at museum through April

Some of the best things are, indeed, free.That’s certainly was true for sports fans and especially LSU fans Thursday evening in Natchitoches at the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame and Northwest Louisiana History Museum.