September is Hunger Action Month, and throughout the city of Ruston, residents can help themselves with nonperishable food items and toiletries thanks to the Little Free Pantry.
The Highway Safety Commission along with West Monroe Police and Fire Department, and other organizations teamed up to properly install and check car seats at the Assembly Church in West Monroe.
KNOE is celebrating 70 years of serving the ArkLaMiss, and we want to thank our loyal viewers by giving away $70 gift cards to Simmons Sporting Goods, Mac’s Fresh Market, Burney’s Furniture, Catfish Cabin, and Inks Firestone.
The City of Monroe, Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana, United Way of Northeast Louisiana 211, American Red Cross, and Rolling Hills Ministries Thrift Store are working together to offer the impacted families assistance.
West Monroe High School recently opened a care closet for its students. The closet is filled with clothes, school supplies, and personal hygiene items.
Ruston Cultural District is seeking local artists to participate in its next “Puppy Project” initiative. The Puppy Project is an extension of the district’s public art exhibition called the Bulldog Project which launched in September 2018.
Louisiana State Police will be holding child seat safety checks during National Child Passenger Safety Week. Safety checks will be held throughout the state with one check being held in West Monroe.
Through seven decades together, KNOE is eternally grateful for the trust that the ArkLaMiss community has given us to be their local news and weather authority.
The City of Ruston has provided an update on the new splash being built in Ruston City Park. Officials say brand-new equipment is being implemented to provide a safe and interactive place for its youngest visitors to enjoy.
Two West Monroe High School students have been named as semifinalists for the 2024 National Merit Scholarship Program. John Wesley Floyd and Brantley Martin are among 16,00 semifinalists across the United States who were chosen from more than 1.3 million applicants.
September 11, 2023, marks the 22nd anniversary of the terror attacks on the World Trade Center. Many of the fallen heroes were first responders who sacrificed their lives to save others.
Shonya Gipson-Paige of Love Lit Candles Co. and Candle Bar said not only are local businesses able to sell their products without having a storefront, but it also allows small businesses to collaborate with one another.
The Ouachita Parish Police Jury approved a $7.8 million plan for the new main branch library. The current library located at 1800 Stubbs Avenue has been operating since 1959.
The United Way of Northeast Louisiana kicked off its annual fundraising campaign on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at Louisiana Delta Community College’s Advanced Technology Center.
The updates being made to the entrance of Kiroli Park are expected to be nearing completion. The community will soon be able to enjoy all the park has to offer again!
Food banks are an important part of the community as they give to those in need. The Food Bank of Northeast Louisiana serves around 30,000 people each month according to their website.
Grambling State University and Louisiana Tech University signed a memorandum of understanding in October 2020 to provide Grambling undergraduates with accelerated entry into LA Tech’s Masters of Accounting program.
Origin Bank, Louisiana Catalyst along with Louisiana Economic Development held a small business outreach support seminar Wednesday afternoon at the Clark M. Williams Innovation Campus in Monroe.
Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers has been awarded the “Next Level” award for the month of August by the City of West Monroe and West Monroe West Ouachita Chamber of Commerce.
KNOE is celebrating 70 years of serving the ArkLaMiss, and we want to thank our loyal viewers by giving away $70 gift cards to Simmons Sporting Goods, Mac’s Fresh Market, Burney’s Furniture, Catfish Cabin, and Inks Firestone.
The beloved former ULM employee began his life on May 4, 1939, in Jonesboro-Hodge and spent most of his childhood in Holly Ridge, La. McDonald graduated from Holly Ridge High School in 1957 and Northeast Louisiana State College (now ULM) in 1961. From that point forward, he never ceased to serve his community in any capacity possible.
Union Parish Sheriff’s Office announced its “Friends of UPSO” program aimed to help identify individuals with special needs and to better communicate those needs to public safety personnel.
The City of West Monroe is working to keep residents safe during the current high temperatures by designating The Rec at Seventh Square and the West Monroe Community Center as cooling centers.
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