Oct 12, 2009 | News-Star
Simsboro to receive housing preservation grant
The village of Simsboro will receive a $134,397 housing preservation grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Sheryll Barney of Monroe, a homemaker, died Wednesday. Arrangements are incomplete under the direction of Smith Funeral Home, Monroe.
Stimulus to provide $13M to area
Several northeastern Louisiana local governments will be getting more than $13 million in federal stimulus funding for infrastructure improvements.
Police Seize Money During Traffic Stop
Van Police Officer Preston Roberts recently seized a large amount of cash following a routine traffic stop last Friday night.
West Monroe's WPS Industries earns the 2009 Lantern Award
The owners of WPS Industries have never given any thought of being recognized on a state level for the work their company had been doing for nearly two decades.
Louisiana economy weathering national recession
BATON ROUGE - Louisiana's economy being somewhat sheltered from the national recession could be good and bad, the state's top economic development official says.
Masur hosts annual juried competition
Now at the Masur Museum of Art is the 46th Annual Juried Exhibition of 66 entries by 58 artists from 15 states.
Drug investigation in Lincoln Parish nets 11 arrests, State Police say
A joint investigation involving the Louisiana State Police and the Lincoln Parish Narcotics Enforcement Team resulted in the arrest of 11 people for various narcotics charges in Lincoln Parish.
Blotter: Simsboro man accused of sexually abusing two girls
A Simsboro man is accused of sexually abusing a preteen and a teenage girl, the latter for at least the past eight years.
Simsboro man in jail for aggravated rape
A Simsboro man is now behind bars after officials say he raped two girls over an eight year period.
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Man booked with sexually abusing 2 young girls
A 40-year-old Simsboro man has been booked with two counts of aggravated rape and one count of sexual battery.