After sluggish start, Demons pick up the pace but lose to LSU

In its return from Christmas break, the Northwestern State men’s basketball team maintained some of the offensive momentum it built in a Dec. 19 win against Southern- New Orleans.

LDAF licenses can be renewed early

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has updated the licensing system to allow individuals to renew licenses before expiration. Previously, license holders had to wait until their license expired before repurchasing it.

NCCA approves waivers for NSU football

NCAA has approved a pair of waivers covering Northwestern State student-athletes who competed during the 2023 season.

Public hearings for black bear hunting set

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) will conduct three public hearings in January to receive public input for the Louisiana black bear hunting season notice of intent (NOI) passed by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission in November.The meetings will be: * Jan.

Bragging rights

Natchitoches Parish Jr. High Basketball League plays for bragging rights

This year in Natchitoches, basketball season had a different ring to it. Basketball has been competitive in Natchitoches for years, but this year labels were put to bragging rights.

Demons add six early signees in McCorkle’s first class

When Blaine McCorkle was hired as Northwestern State’s head football coach in November, he spoke of the importance of Louisiana and of maximizing relationships in recruiting.

Davis’ record night from deep lifts Demons over SUNO

Less than three minutes into Tuesday’s game against Southern-New Orleans, Cliff Davis knew he was in for one of those nights.Davis, Northwestern State’s sharpshooting junior guard, had no idea just how special his night was about to become.

NCHS Runner Kullen Rogers signs with Fort Scott Community College

Kullen Rogers signed a letter of intent on Friday, Dec. 15, to run cross country and track for Fort Scott Community College in Kansas. .“It feels great to be able to run at the next level,” said Kullen. “I’m looking forward to getting there to start my training.