Before the Homecoming game on October 5, Many businessman John Curtis received a great honor. The field where the Many Tigers play will now be known as the John Curtis Many Tigers Stadium. In this photo, Curtis, is seen with numerous members of his family and school board including... + continue reading
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By Donna Smith Ammons
Recently, someone asked me about hubby-dear’s Jeep. They wanted to know why we call him “Smitty.”
Smitty was my father’s nickname when he was in the Marine Corps. A likely nickname, since his last name was Smith.
My Dad died in 1975 after a six-month battle with lung... + continue reading
By Pete Abington
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Appearing in the JT column of the Natchitoches Times last week there was a good story about a group of men all relaxing getting ready for the car show that was about to occur in Natchitoches. Some of those men consisted of Barry Guillet and Gary DeBileux. It... + continue reading
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Before the Homecoming game on October 5, Many businessman John Curtis received a great honor. The field where the Many Tigers play will now be known as the John Curtis Many Tigers Stadium. In this photo, Curtis, is seen with numerous members of his family and school board including... + continue reading
A campaign kick-off and fundraising dinner for Sabine Sheriff Ronny Richardson was held on Thursday evening, September 20 at the Many VFW Hall. Several dignitaries and area law enforcement officers were present. The crowd enjoyed a delicious pork loin dinner, door prizes and entertainment provided... + continue reading
Skyler Ezernack has been named Queen of this year’s Tamale Fiesta. She is the 19-year-old daughter of Evan and Renee’ Ezernack.
Skyler is a 2017 graduate of Zwolle High School, where she was captain of the cheerleading team and active in many clubs including FFCLA, SADD, and BETA.... + continue reading
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City Bank donated Gatorade to the Many High School Football team. We are happy to support our local Tigers and wish them a great season! Pictured are City Bank employees Pam Meshell and Kristy... + continue reading
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By Pete Abington
GOOD STORY
Appearing in the JT column of the Natchitoches Times last week there was a good story about a group of men all relaxing getting ready for the car show that was... + continue reading
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Bank of Montgomery’s Linda Guay and Debra Funderburk attended the Sabine Council on Aging Fall Festival in Zwolle. The Rev. Wilton Anthony was awarded the Oldest Working Citizen of ... + continue reading
