Centenary College News

Darlene Ann Lerner Goushy, born October 10, 1947, passed away on July 4, 2014 at her home in Washington Township, New Jersey after a long illness.

I was a class clown. This may be hard for some of you to believe. Today I am a fine, upstanding, respectable, productive citizen, but back in school -- not so much.

She is the daughter of Dan and Judy Roemer, of Shreveport. Norton's home church is Brookwood Baptist Church in Shreveport, and she also holds a bachelor of arts in elementary education from Centenary College.

Missy Burnhauser, right, applauds after her son, Wade, finishes reading the book that he wrote during an event at Belvidere High School's library in 2009.

Victoria Provenza knows she has a mountain to climb if she wants to be mayor of Shreveport.

Traditional or contemporary? When it comes to worshipping, many churches make that decision easier by offering both types of services.

Stage Center Louisiana presents a musical classic this month, one that revolutionized the Broadway musical, featuring the singing and dancing skills of a host of local young actors.

Centenary College hosted its 17th Annual Scholarship Gala, themed 'Celebrating Centenary's Global Community,' June 19, at the David and Carol Lackland Center.

Centenary College's 2014 graduates are: Nicholas Bach, and Michael A. Nicosia, of Parsippany; Richard I. Thomas, John E. Titus III, and Tara DeGeorge, of Morris Plains.

Centenary's Camerata season is right around the corner, and Visiting Assistant Professor, Cory Wikan, is excited about the group's planned performances and outreach.

As a child, I remember an old saying from my grandmother. She was Dutch and had to translate this expression into English for her grandchildren.

Local residents are named on the Dean's List at Centenary College for coursework that was completed for the Spring 2014 semester.

A Teen Summit intended to promote a discussion of the dangers of underage drinking and substance abuse among youth in Warren County drew more than 100 participating students.

When Shreveport dentist James Weyman picked up The Times on a recent Monday, he saw the photo of a beautiful young woman, a fresh college graduate in mortarboard cap, on the front page and a warning bell rang in his head.

More than one hundred families with infants and toddlers with developmental disabilities or delays will benefit Sun., July 20, when The Arc's Project First Step early intervention program and WNTI Public Radio from Centenary College team up for a summer afternoon concert on the rolling lawn of Rutherfurd Hall, 1686 Rt 517.