‘Spooktacular’ Fun Run Planned
The Northwestern State University Elementary Lab School Running Club will host the third annual Spooktacular 1-mile Fun Run/5K Run Saturday, Oct. 29 on the Northwestern State campus in Natchitoches.
The Northwestern State University Elementary Lab School Running Club will host the third annual Spooktacular 1-mile Fun Run/5K Run Saturday, Oct. 29 on the Northwestern State campus in Natchitoches.
In the beginning was the motorcycle, and what followed was a love affair that has lasted more than 100 years.
"Art of the Road" will focus on the art of the machine itself... the lines, the creations; the ability of two wheels to transport us through a century of design and open road romance.
Surf’s up.
Hawaii became the first state to officially recognize surfing as a high school sport, which will take effect by the spring of 2013. Funding for the program will come from the private sector and the community.
“Surfing has been a really big part of my life and has taught me a lot of valuable lessons: what hard work and perseverance can do, time management and how to stay organized,” said Carissa Moore, 18, Association of Surfing Professionals women’s world champion.
Louisiana State Police is partnering with Louisiana Operation Lifesaver in promoting Louisiana Rail Safety Week, October 3 – 9, 2011.
Here is a quick look at what's going on for the week of Oct. 2, 2011 at Northwestern State University.
Need some expert tips on what to expect while waiting for your buddle of joy? Go be a part of the BPCC Workforce Development and Continuing Education series on Pregnancy, Birth, and beyond.
The checks will be conducted by nationally certified child passenger safety technicians who will offer advice and hands-on child safety seat inspections for free.
Northwestern State University’s computer information systems program is receiving a $50,000 grant from State Farm Insurance. The grant continues State Farm’s long-term support of NSU’s computer information systems program, according to grant principal investigator Dr. Jack Russell.
If you feel like those wacky ‘Glee’ kids are everywhere lately, you aren’t alone — heck, even Cory Monteith supposedly thinks they need to take it down a notch. But in between all that singing, dancing and carrying on, the show is spreading an important pro-arts message, and the latest ‘Glee’ project is backing it up with some serious cash.
The ‘Glee’ Give a Note Campaign, coordinated through Twentieth Century Fox, the National Association for Music Education (NAfME), and the show, is looking to raise $1 million for art programs at schools across the country.
OK, I have been working on this stupid recipe for two months! After about $200 dollars worth of olives, etc, I think I've got it! Perhaps you want to try it.
The Shreveport Journalism Foundation is seeking applicants for the two $1,000 scholarships it gives in memory of veteran journalists Orland Dodson and Kerry Garland.