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Grindstone Construction will host ribbon-cutting ceremony at new Monroe location
MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — A ribbon-cutting ceremony for Grindstone Construction is scheduled for November 2, 2026, at 11 a.m. at 410 Olive Street in Monroe. The event will provide an opportunity for attendees to meet the company’s team, make connections and celebrate the local business’s new location. Organizers are encouraging all to come participate in supporting this grand opening.
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Upcoming Ruston event teaches the basics of Small-Scale Development
Lieutenant Governor Nungesser and Louisiana Main Street are proud to announce a unique, hands-on regional training event, the "Small Scale Development Workshop," coming to Ruston on Friday, October 23, 2026. This full-day intensive session builds upon the highly successful Introduction to Incremental Development Lecture held last month. Hosted at Ruston's...
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Monroe leaders call for new ownership at Pecanland Mall
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Monroe business leaders are calling for a change in leadership at Pecanland Mall, citing concerns about the property’s condition and how it is being managed. Rob Cleveland, CEO of Grow NELA, and Michael Downhour of the Monroe Chamber of Commerce say the mall deserves better....
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Pecanland Mall’s new ownership sounds the alarm for local business owners
MONROE, La. (KTVE/KARD) — “If this is the honeymoon phase, we want absolutely no part of this deadbeat marriage!” Just four months after Kohan Retail Investment Group acquired Pecanland Mall, Grow NELA President and CEO Rob Cleveland is raising alarms about the company’s track record and what it could mean for one of Northeast Louisiana’s […]
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This Louisiana Peach Orchard Has Been A Ruston Institution For More Than 70 Years
Peach season has a way of making a country road feel like a destination. Outside Ruston, this family farm turns that craving into an excuse to slow down, browse the shelves, and remember that summer fruit tastes better when you can see where the story started. The orchard traces its...
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Entergy Louisiana CEO lets it slip on Meta's electricity demands
(The Center Square) — Entergy Louisiana CEO Phillip May accidentally disclosed Tuesday that Meta’s Richland Parish data center is expected to draw 4,500 megawatts of electricity, revealing for the first time a closely guarded figure that shows the extraordinary scale of the project’s power demand. For perspective,...