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Ouachita Parish High senior Jaden Holliman named district High School Student of the Year
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Chances are you’ve felt the pressure to make your family proud. For Ouachita Parish High School senior Jaden Holliman, that pressure turned into motivation. Holliman, 17, was named the district’s High School Student of the Year at a luncheon Thursday at Bayou Pointe on the...
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Quitman High School Students Visit Bienville Lumber Company
In celebration of Manufacturing Month, Bienville Lumber Company, LLC was proud to welcome students from Quitman High School for a firsthand look at careers in the lumber industry! The joint venture of Hunt Forest Products and Tolko, Bienville Lumber is a state-of-the-art sawmill located in Taylor, LA, that produces Southern Yellow Pine lumber in a variety of lengths and grades.
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I.A. Lewis helps build Ruston football’s foundation one small success at a time
RUSTON, La. — Start from scratch. Literally. Some of the kids who walked onto the field for I.A. Lewis this fall did not know what a line of scrimmage was. By the time the season wrapped, they were rolling coverages, lining up in three- and four-receiver sets and hitting like they meant it.
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Grambling State University’s nursing program receives 10-year accreditation reaffirmation
GRAMBLING, La. (KTVE/KARD) — On November 10, 2026, Grambling State University announced that the University’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program has received a 10-year reaffirmation of accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), extending its accreditation through December 31, 2036. According to officials, the decision follows a comprehensive review that included […]
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Here's the Week 10 high school football roundup across the Monroe area
MONROE — Two northeast Louisiana running backs set special milestones on the final Friday of the regular season. Franklin Parish senior Trey Martin set the program's single-season rushing record with 2,193 yards in a 47-42 victory at Tioga Nov. 6. Mike Lord previously held the record for 59 years after rushing for 2,183 yards at then-Winnsboro High School. The Patriots, who are No. 9 in Division II nonselect, have won back-to-back games to improve to 7-3 on the season. LHSAA football: Ruston pulls away from West Monroe in regular season finale At Jena, senior Daniel Hatcher rushed for 110 yards and a touchdown to become the program's all-time leading rusher. Following their 40-7 victory against Buckeye, the Giants finish the regular season at 7-3 and once again have the No. 1 seed in D-III nonselect. Here's what else happened across the Monroe area in Week 10. Neville 56, Wossman 18: The Tigers (8-1) will have home-field advantage throughout the D-II nonselect playoffs as the top seed. Junior Jarvis Blackston had another dominant outing for Neville with 230 yards and three touchdowns. Ouachita Christian 56, Delhi 0: The Eagles (10-0) finish the regular season with a perfect record and a D-IV
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Friday Night Blitz: Crucial Week 10 clashes across the ArkLaMiss
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - The 2026 high school football season continues, and week nine brings another slate of matchups across the ArkLaMiss. Ruston comes out victorious against West Monroe in 41-14 win. Details here. Week 10 Results. Top Games. Neville powers past Wossman in 56-18 victory. Haynesville powers past Kentwood...
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Powell powers Bearcats over Rebels
RUSTON, La. — First came the blowout win. Ruston High manhandled West Monroe 41-14 Friday in the final game of the regular season, and the Bearcats (8-2, 4-1 District 2-5A) can do nothing now but watch the power points and the playoff bracket. They sit on the cusp of the No. 4 seed, which would carry with it a first-round bye. West Monroe, meanwhile, finished 6-4 (3-2 District 2-5A) and may not finish high enough to host a first round home matchup.
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Blanket ban: Masur’s excessive punishment
Residents should be able to study, sleep and relax in the place they call home without strangers wandering the hallways or noise breaking the quiet at all hours. For Masur residents, that has not always been the case. Fellow occupants and their visitors often interrupt studying and rob residents of sleep. ULM has acted, but the ban punishes the wrong people.
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Monroe City Schools clarifies student enrollment decline following report
MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Monroe City Schools issued a statement clarifying district student enrollment numbers after a recent report stated the system lost 241 students compared to the prior school year. District officials said official state reports show a much smaller decline. According to official Oct. 1 student membership records,...
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Student workers deserve parking spots
Many academic and administrative departments of ULM provide employment opportunities for students through both Federal Work-Study and Campus Work programs. Many offices around campus rely on student employees to serve as the face of their department. Behind the scenes, student workers carry out various demanding tasks that require focus, adaptability and diligence. Between assisting visitors, answering questions and completing other office responsibilities, these workers must learn to adjust quickly when necessary and remain reliable under pressure. These valuable roles do not come without additional challenges, such as limited parking options.
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Parker Robinson sets Neville football's passing record as Tigers clinch district
MONROE — Parker Robinson has Neville High School’s all-time leading passing record with 6,789 yards. The senior quarterback and Louisiana-Monroe commit took the record, which belonged for over two decades to Robert Lane, during a scoring drive in which he totaled his fourth touchdown of the night, a 12-yard strike to sophomore Deuntra Schneatte, in the Tigers’ District 2-4A matchup against Tioga. Robinson and Schneatte also hooked up for an 80-yard score on Neville’s first offensive play of the game. After making back-to-back semifinals in Division I nonselect, Neville hasn’t missed a beat in its move to D-II nonselect this fall. It clinched the District 2-4A title following its 45-14 victory against Tioga on Friday, Oct. 30, at Mickey McCarty Field. “We’ve had a lot of ups and downs with this team, but I think the thing that separates us is just our chemistry and how close we are,” Robinson said. “We really are family. We fight like brothers; we compete like brothers every day. A good or bad play, we keep level-headed; we complement each other. LHSAA football: Every Week 9 score involving the Monroe area "The defense is going to hold the offense accountable, and the offense is