Mayor Ken Freeman is proud to report that the town of Many has provided new signs that will be going up at all of the entrances coming in and out of Many and a new sign will also be going up at Many High School celebrating yet another state championship for our Many High School Tigers. ... + continue reading
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As of 12 p.m. Sunday, Cleco has restored power to 98 percent of the roughly 43,000 customers who lost electricity after a second winter storm hit the company’s service territory within the same week.
“There are a small number of customers without power, and we’re working to restore power to... + continue reading
(The Center Square) – Louisiana teachers, school support staff, day care workers, pregnant women and residents age 55-64 with certain health conditions will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccination starting Monday, Gov. John Bel Edwards said Thursday.
Qualifying health conditions are listed on the... + continue reading
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Officer Kennith Neal recently made an arrest and recovered two of the eight firearms stolen from Many Collision Center.
Chief of Police Cheryl Wooley displays one of the new ballistic vests that recently arrived for Many PD.
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Elizabeth Pickett, left, received the Service Pin from United Methodist Women President Vicki Isgitt, on Sunday, January 24 services at Many’s First Methodist Church.
Seventeen members of the United Methodist Women compose the active group at Many’s First United Methodist Church of Many. The ladies gathered together Sunday Sunday, January 24 at 10 a.m. to celebrate their accomplishments and activities.
UMW Vice President Carolyn Dove served as Liturgist and... + continue reading
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Many’s Terrence Williams gets ready to stiff arm Austin Nolen of Kinder.
Zequarrius “Cadillac” Rhone of the Many Tigers dives for the end zone.
Graham Fawcett, Kinder Yellowjacket quarterback,... + continue reading
The Mighty Many Tigers take the field for their showdown with the Loyola Flyers on November 13. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
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A number of publications in Louisiana ran a piece recently using a quote from President Joe Biden that made an off-handed reference to “Cancer Alley” in Louisiana.
Where the president got the... + continue reading
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Flowering cherry tree on the LSU campus in Baton Rouge. Photo by Heather Kirk-Ballard/LSU AgCenter
Flowering cherry trees are true showstoppers. These trees can be seen blooming around Louisiana in February and March. In the southern part of the state, the first flowers appear in late January.... + continue reading
Chase Talley, age 6, dressed as a police officer had a blast trick or treating.
