Plans are moving forward to implement a monitoring system housed in the parish courthouse that will benefit Webster Parish schools.
The monitoring system will allow for a quicker and more efficient response in the event of a life-threatening situation, such as the 1999 Columbine High School massacre, where two senior students killed 12 students, one teacher and injured 24 other students.
Webster Parish deputies, performing a routine traffic stop on a speeder, scored a large drug bust.
Michael R. Parks, 55. of the 600 block of Ceasar Street in Ringgold, has...
According to the Catholic Church, St. Francis, whose...
Fire department works toward lower fire rating
City of Minden firemen have been working for five years toward a lower fire rating in hopes to lower Minden property owner's...
A Minden man who was apparently in hot water with a female friend ended up that way literally when she threw scalding-hot water on his back.
Shunda Miller, 39, of the 500 ...
Finding extra funds for classroom projects can be challenging for teachers, especially those teaching in a district with a stretched budget.
First grade STEM (Science, Tec...
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Friday at 4 p.m. is the last chance to sign up to host a National Night Out Party. The event is scheduled for Tuesday October 4, and so far, on...
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