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Ruston mother of two selected for new Habitat for Humanity home (opens the original)
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RUSTON, La. (KNOE) - For many families, finding a safe, affordable place to live can feel out of reach — even with a steady income. But for one Ruston mother, a life-changing opportunity is turning the dream of homeownership into reality. Ashley Spencer, a city of Ruston employee and mother of two, has been selected by Habitat for Humanity of North Louisiana as its next homeowner partner. For Spencer, hearing her name announced to applause marked a critical turning point. Her family’s current re
Northeast Louisiana families, child care providers voice priorities for 2027 (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Parents and child care providers in Northeast Louisiana are getting a say in which early childhood issues receive more attention in 2027. Families, providers and community leaders gathered Monday at the Children’s Coalition for Northeast Louisiana in Monroe as part of Geaux Far Week, a statewide effort to hear directly from people who use and deliver early childhood services. Discussions focused on what is working for families, where gaps remain and what participants want ad
ULM School of Construction Management marks 60 years with $229K donation, 100% job placement rate (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) -- For six decades, graduates from the University of Louisiana Monroe’s School of Construction Management have helped build homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure across the region and beyond. Now, as the program celebrates its 60th anniversary, new funding and generational ties are ensuring today’s students are ready to build the future. The milestone celebration brought decades of alumni back to campus, where industry leaders and educators highlighted the program’s s
‘Small team, lionhearted spirit’: Rayville cheerleaders step up in weekly challenge (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) - In Richland Parish, community pride runs deep—from the bustling agricultural heart of Rayville to the tight-knit spirit across local schools. That hometown energy took center stage this week as two local student-athletes stepped up to represent their squad in this week’s Cheerleader Challenge. Juniors Heavenly Baker and Mi’Lazia Murphy, both members of the Class of 2028, joined the competition to showcase the grit, heart, and determination fueling their team. For Baker and M
Beyond the cost: Local leaders work to break barriers keeping residents from free cancer screenings (opens the original)
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MONROE, La. (KNOE) -Free cancer screenings can remove financial hurdles, but local healthcare advocates say cost is far from the only barrier keeping residents from getting checked. Health leaders from the Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center joined Richwood Mayor Gerald Brown and community advocates on Thursday to tackle a persistent challenge: how to reach residents who are hesitant to seek early detection services. Because cancer often develops before a person notices symptoms, routine screenings
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