9-25-26 Issue
To see full issue, please subscribe.
Buc-ee’s CEO’s Comments Spark Backlash and Boycott Calls
By Lena W. Claybon Buc-ee’s hasn’t even opened the doors to its new Ruston travel center yet, but comments from…
PREPCHELLA 2026: Lincoln Preparatory School Celebrates 10 Years of Panther Pride
GRAMBLING, La. — Lincoln Preparatory School is preparing to celebrate a major milestone this fall as the Panther Family marks the school’s 10-year anniversary with…
Grambling, Alcorn Set for Homecoming Showdown
Staff Report When Grambling State takes the field for Homecoming on October 3, the Tigers won’t just be playing before one of their biggest crowds…
Candidates Meet & Greet Held at Lincoln Prep
By Lena W. Claybon A Candidate’s Meet & Greet was held on Thursday, August 27, 2026 where the community was able to hear from local…
Lincoln Preparatory School Prepares Students for Real-World Voting
GRAMBLING, La. — Lincoln Preparatory School students received a firsthand lesson in democracy this week as the school partnered with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s…
The City of Grambling and Black Men In Purple present “Let’s Talk About It” Session
By Joice M. Dunn The City of Grambling officials and Black Men In Purple are collectively holding a “Let’s Talk About It” session Saturday, September…
Grambling State Roars Past Central State 48-26
GRAMBLING, La. | Grambling State piled up 644 yards of total offense in a 48-26 victory over Central State at Eddie G. Robinson Memorial Stadium…
Get the Top 5 Newsletter
Sign up for the free, Top 5 Newsletter and get the top stories delivered straight to your inbox.
We publish local news for our community. Please support our mission by making a donation today.
Opinion
The Cruelty Is the Problem, America Is Better Than This
Over the last decade, I have seen a lot of change happening in America, and not necessarily for the best. In fact, I believe there is is a reckoning coming. Not a political reckoning. Not…
Keep readingGood Habits and Rituals: The Foundation for Success
Every morning across Northeast Louisiana, people head to work, students prepare for school, business owners unlock their doors, and families begin another day. While our jobs, responsibilities, and dreams may be different, we all have…
Keep readingNot Just a Southern Issue: SCOTUS Voting Rights Decision Has Already Started to Reshape Black Political Power
By Edward Henderson, California Black Media U.S. Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove (D-CA-37), a member of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) whose district spans parts of Los Angeles County, joined fellow CBC member U.S. Rep. Troy Carter…
Keep readingNews con’td
World Famed Tiger Marching Band to Lead 57th African American Day Parade in Harlem
GRAMBLING, La. — Grambling State University’s World Famed Tiger Marching Band will return to Harlem…
Keep readingGSU Summer Cybersecurity Programs Prepare Students and Teachers for Digital Future
GRAMBLING, La. – Grambling State University’s Department of Computer Science and Digital Technologies expanded its…
Keep readingArea organizations Host ‘Back to School’ event
By Joice M. Dunn Several area organizations came together at Grambling’s City Park on Saturday,…
Keep reading
