Newsletter Early Week
In the face of looming storms, Colorfest is unstoppable
Weather reports throughout the week leading up to Colorfest called for strong storms Friday evening and for a good portion of Saturday. But as the first day of Colorfest approached, the percentage possibility of those storms started to abate.
Louisiana Rotary empowers students during seminar
When looking or applying for a job, it’s always important to put one’s best foot forward. That entails a lot according to the Empowering Girls Committee with the Louisiana Rotary Club.
Hwy. 54 Coalition provides update on passing lane construction
A recent $25 million grant for Hwy. 54 improvements was spurred on by the Highway 54 Coalition and the municipalities between Mexico, Mo., and Louisiana, Mo.
Louisiana Lady Bulldogs defeat the Mark Twain Lady Tigers
Senior night for the Louisiana Lady Bulldogs could not have gone any better. They jumped out to an early lead over the Mark Twain Lady Tigers at the bottom of the first inning, picking up four runs.
Clarksville's 47th Apple Fest packs in the crowd
People from all over were in Clarksville this past Saturday and Sunday for the 47th Annual Applefest. This event harkens back to a time when apple orchards covered the hills leading down to the river.
Bowling Green mayor calls attention to Pike County Second Chance Coalition
Bowling Green Mayor Jim Arico said he is proud to be a member of the Pike County Second Chance Coalition.
National Newspaper Week
As we celebrate the 85th anniversary of National Newspaper Week from October 5-11, 2025, it's crucial to acknowledge the pivotal role local journalism plays in shaping informed communities. By providing citizens with the facts they need to make informed decisions, local reporting empowers individuals to take an active part in their daily lives.
Celebrating National 4-H Week: Pike County 4-H youth are 'Beyond Ready'
National 4-H Week will be celebrated Oct. 5 – 11, and this year’s theme, “Beyond Ready,” highlights how 4-H equips young people with the skills, confidence, and experiences they need for the future.
Community responds with love and care during Relay for Life
Wonderful day at Relay for Life! The sky was blue, the warmth was perfect, the activities outstanding, and the people were friendly, courteous, and so accommodating in every aspect. The vendors provided an array of choices while the silent auction attracted dozens.
Presentation by Ruby Payne at LHS was eye opening
Louisiana R-II School District Superintendent Tom Ward said Ruby Payne’s presentation at the school took a close look at why there are problems within the school system.