Mangham community helps school year begin Local churches and community members came together on Aug. 10 to pray over Mangham’s schools, students, families and faculty and staff as they prepared to ...

Cercospora leaf spot is a fungal disease that lurks in gardens year-round, waiting for the warm, wet conditions in which it thrives to attack crape myrtles. It releases toxins that cause small, yellow ...

Straight line winds buffeted Mangham over the weekend. Police Chief Perry Fleming said there were many reports of downed trees and large limbs but no roads were blocked or injuries reported. Fleming ...

Tommie Cook American Legion Post #122 celebrates its 100th anniversary with a dinner and program on Aug. 13 at the Rayville Methodist Church Family Life Center. The program included biographies and ...

The annual Taste of Richland event, hosted by TRIAD, will take place from 6-8 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Rayville Civic Center. This year’s theme is “Cast Iron Cooking,” and participants are invited to ...

The week-long convention consisted of business sessions, committee meetings, social functions, and was topped off with formal ...

The Blaz’n Hot Stylez by CoCo salon is open in Rayville. Clorinda Turner was joined at the opening by her Rayville Police ...

The Rayville fire and police departments have gotten a new look on the outside as part of the Fire Chief Billy Boren’s ...

Evelyn L. Davison Littleton will celebrate her 88th birthday on Aug. 20. She was born on Aug. 20, 1937 in Rayville. Her ...

The major force for peace in the world today is not the United Nations (UN), it is President Donald Trump. In his four ½ years as President, he has accomplished more to end wars and save lives than ...

• Jamie and J.L. Harrell will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary from 2-4 p.m. Aug. 23 at Rayville Methodist Church, 905 Louisa St., Rayville, • The Richland Parish Chamber of Commerce will host ...

Rayville Police Chief (two counts), disturbing hit and run. Markus Turner announced the Rayville Police Department has reported the following activity for the weeks of July 21 through Aug. 3.