The Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow is in Minden through Saturday in search of rare and unique collectibles.
Collectors have set aside $300,000 to be distributed to Minden residents for their items during the free five-day event.
"The Ohio Valley Refinery & Roadshow makes offers based on what collectors are willing to pay," said Matthew Enright, Vice President of Media. "After one decides to sell an item, he or she is paid on the spot."
Phillips Middle School staff typically monitors student behavior, which may be why police presence is needed at the school to ensure parents follow the rules.
"I understan...
There's good news and bad news coming out of Dixie Inn. The bad news is only relevant if you've had a run-in with the law. The good news is that those who have, can now p...
A hit-and-run driver has been arrested after crashing his vehicle into the front of a building.
Dmario Rabb, 22, of the 100 block of Hall Street, was arrested by Minden Po...
Deadline to register is Friday, September 30
Magaline Quarles, Chairperson for National Night Out, (NNO) along with Mayor Bill Robertson, Police Chief Steve Cropper and th...
Voltage upgrade cools off Central Elementary
Many are thanking Claiborne Electric for the cooler temperatures at Central Elementary, where air conditioning units were unab...
A late night crash in Webster Parish Monday has claimed the life of a 37-year-old Minden man.
According to Louisiana State Police Troop G investigators, Joseph C. Marsh di...
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