The Many Tigers move 3-0 on the season and an undefeated 2-0 in district play after a resounding defeat of the Menard Eagles at John Curtis Tiger Stadium 40-7 on October 16.
The game didn’t begin with the explosion out of the gate that the Tigers are so well-known for, racking up two penalties... + continue reading
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Bring in at least $423,138 in yearly income, and you’ll be among the top 1 percent of earners in Louisiana, according to a 24/7 Wall St. analysis of the ultra wealthy in every state.
The $423,138 threshold was the 34th highest among the 50 states, according to the analysis. The average income... + continue reading
Oh, what a night!!
The Many Tigers treated the faithful fans to an exciting ballgame Friday night, Oct. 2 in John W. Curtis Tiger Stadium.
There were fireworks on and off the field, as the Tigers, under the direction of Head Coach Jess Curtis, gave the North Desoto Griffins a ballgame to be... + continue reading
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Taylor Nichols
A sad year became suddenly worse on October 7 when a search party organized by the Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Office found the body of Taylor Nichols was found in a wooded area 600 yards west of Highway 171.
A search for the 27-year-old was sparked near the end of September after the deceased hadn’... + continue reading
Although there will not be a Fiesta this year, come to Zwolle for the “Tamale Drive-Thru” on Saturday, October 10 from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. to satisfy your tamale craving.
Along the banks of Toledo Bend Lake, sits the town of Zwolle, where many families make and sell homemade tamales from their homes and stores. Deeply rooted in Native American and Spanish heritage, the Zwolle hot tamale stems from a combination of culinary efforts to produce the most delectable hot... + continue reading
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The Many Tigers were fired up and ready for their opening game of the season, defeating the North Desoto Griffins 28-21. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
After a long wait due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Many Tigers kicked off their season at home on October 2 with a resounding win over the North Desoto Griffins.
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Zequarrius “Cadillac” Rhone is shown in action during the 2019 football season.
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Oh, what a night!!
The Many Tigers treated the faithful fans to an exciting ballgame Friday night, Oct. 2 in John W. Curtis Tiger Stadium.
There were fireworks on and off the field, as the... + continue reading
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Rocky Wright looks over some of the items that will be at the Garage Sale on October 2-3 to benefit the National Project for the Children of the American Revolution—Supporting our Brave and Noble Patriots (Pets for Vets as well as the veterans locally.)
The Fort Jesup Society of the Children of the American Revolution met on Saturday, September 19. Mr. Rocky Wright was guest speaker. His topic was the plan for a State Historical Marker to be placed... + continue reading
Ava Dejoie, secretary of the Louisiana Workforce Commission, addresses the state Senate’s Labor and Industrial Relations Committee on Feb. 28, 2020. (By David Jacobs | The Center Square)
The long-awaited return of Movies in Many is upon us. Named one of the best movies of 2019, classic “Little Women” is the perfect film for the beloved screening series’ first film.
Members of the Fort Jesup Society proudly receive their National Merit Certificate.
