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Six arrested in Webster sign graffiti, mailbox bashing incidents
DUBBERLY - Six men have been arrested and another is being sought in connection with racist graffiti and mailbox bashing in south Webster Parish, according to a news release from the Webster sheriff's office.
The Sibley United Methodist Church family wants to give a soldier and his family a helping hand.
Traffic on Interstate 20, Choudrant to Calhoun, to experience some delays next week
Roadwork to close I-20 lanes from Choudrant to Calhoun
Eastbound and westbound I-20 from Exit 93 to Exit 103 will experience lane closures beginning on Monday and ending on Friday.
Bridge deck repairs to close portions of I-20 in Choudrant, Sibley area
There will be closures of eastbound and westbound lanes of Interstate 20 from exit 93 to exit 103 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday through Nov.
Officials say area is not 'out of the woods'
Water is receding, levees are holding and local officials are beaming almost as much as the fourth-consecutive day of sunshine, as the threat of massive floodwaters in Bossier from Thursday's storm subsides.
Lake Bistineau crests, but water will stay
Webster parish officials say Lake Bistineau has crested, but residents shouldn't expect the water to go down any time soon.
Dorcheat Bayou flooding home along Lake Bistineau
Tuesday evening information on Bayou Dorcheat from the Webster Parish Sheriff's Office Webster Parish officials received several calls today from individuals requesting emergency distribution of additional sand bags to low lying areas around Lake Bistineau.
Webster Parish road closures update
Temporary Road Closures : Please note the parish roads currently closed due to washed out culverts and flooding.
Outlying areas escape brunt of Thursday's tornadoes
Parishes outside of Caddo and Bossier escaped the brunt of Thursday's storms. Water-covered roads, some downed trees and a lot of anxious moments were reported by day's end.
Too fat to kill? Fla. man uses weight as a defense
A Florida man accused of killing his son-in-law in New Jersey is arguing that he was unable to commit the crime because he was too fat.
Power nearly restored; more rain expected
Entergy spokesman Ken Solley said today nearly all area customers who lost power during Friday's storms should have their power restored.
Webster woman arrested for carnal knowledge
The Webster Parish Sheriff's Department has arrested a Webster woman for alleged carnal knowledge following a reported domestic disturbance in Sibley, Louisiana.
Downtown Ruston to get facelift
In six months, downtown Ruston will have a cleaner, neater look. The city will bury power lines underground, build new sidewalks and waterlines and replace curbs with a uniform appearance.
Heflin festival recalls past while looking to the future
HEFLIN - Organizers of the first Heflin Sawmill Festival had two goals in mind when they set about creating the event two months ago: recognize an industry that once was the community's lifeblood and use it to make a difference in future generations.