Dean and Amanda Lambert are the 2019 Grand Marshals for the 2019 Many Christmas Parade on December 21.
Dean was born in Natchitoches and raised on a farm near Robeline. He graduated from Robeline High School in 1966 and attended Northwestern State University for the next four years. It was... + continue reading
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Somehow, I am about four weeks behind in my Christmas preparations. Unheard of in our house! By December 1, I usually have most of my presents purchased. The tree is dragged out of storage and I spend an afternoon decorating.
Traveling, sickness and just plain laziness has resulted in being... + continue reading
CENSUS 20/20
Soon you will have the opportunity to participate in the 20/20 census. It is very important for us to respond. Louisiana has seen our representation in Washington drop from eight Congressional seats from the 1980 census to seven seats from the 1990 census and six following the 2010... + continue reading
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The Cody Wayne Band, which consists of several local musicians, recently hit an extreme milestone in their career: That of bring their brand of “Red Dirt” music to President Donald J. Trump’s November 26 Homecoming Rally at the BB&T Center in Sunrise, Florida.
“It was all kind of a... + continue reading
Siarah and Savannah Hall have been named 2019 Young Achievers
The 2019 Young Achievers Award goes to Savanah and Siarah Hall, two sisters who have already accomplished much in their lives. Their story is an inspiring and unique one.
Savanah and Siarah Hall moved to Sabine Parish in 2009. They were born to biological parents who were both addicted to drugs... + continue reading
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,Big Joshua Glynn carries the United States Flag onto the field before the Many Tigers defeat of Kentwood in the playoff semi-final. Beside him is a cool and collected Jess Curtis, long-time Tiger head coach. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,CJ Woods and Tackett Curtis take down a Kentwood Kangaroo during the game. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Cadillac Rhone had quite the showing at the game, not only acting as quarterback, but also brought in a huge interception at a pivotal point late in the game. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Justin Greer and Tackett Curtis hit a clutch tackle later in the game. Cadillac Rhone had quite the showing at the game, not only acting as quarterback, but also brought in a huge interception at a pivotal point late in the game. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Terrence Williams offers a potential tackler a brutal stiff arm. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Braxton Ebarb offers a block for Zequarrius “Cadillac” Rhone. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
Demario Glover takes a moment’s pause before the game. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
After defeating Kentwood 17-14 at home on Friday, November 6 in the semi-final of the LHSAA state playoffs, Many will travel to the Mercedes Benz Super Dome in New Orleans this weekend where they... + continue reading
,It takes a lot to bring a Tiger down. (Photo courtesy Tina Mc-Cormic)
,Trotter Lafollette has been masterful this season and is a verifiable scoring machine with his leg able to kick field goals from a sizable distance away. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Reginald Mitchell and Dagan Knippers go up for a pass in the end zone. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Zequarrius Rhone, junior quarterback, got the ball off just in time in the face of extreme pressure. (Photo courtesy Tina Mc-Cormic)
,Cadillac Rhone calls his own number for a Tiger first down. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Terrence Williams has become one of the biggest Tiger threats this year. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
Terrence Williams and Braxton Ebarb provide solid blocks while Shamarion wiseman makes his way through a sizable hole in the defense. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Several Many Tigers take time before the game to meet for prayer. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,The Tigers signal the turnover, which they fell on during the first play of the game. The ensuing play from scrimmage brought about their first of 59 points. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Players jump in the air to congratulate each other following a touchdown. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,The mighty Many Tigers take to the field to much fanfare (and fireworks). (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,CJ Woods is shown getting the ball upfield. He had a bang-up game with two big turnovers and points to match. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Shamarion Wiseman is shown heading into a place he has become all too familiar with this season: the endzone. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Travis Adamson is shown bearing down on the Vidalia quarterback. The high-performing Many defense allowed no points scored during the first playoff game. (Photo courtesy Tina Mc-Cormic)
,Shamarion Wiseman made it into the endzone….again. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
This picture correctly illustrates the perils of the Vidalia Vikings offense for the night. See more on page 7. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
,Trotter Lafollette added to the team’s totals on the night with this field goal. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
CJ Woods made it into the endzone….again. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
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Somehow, I am about four weeks behind in my Christmas preparations. Unheard of in our house! By December 1, I usually have most of my presents purchased. The tree is dragged out of storage and I... + continue reading
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Several World War II vets attended the West Louisiana Veterans Memorial Park Veterans Day service. Pictured from left are Charlie Davis, Navy; I.D. Bostian (Army), and Bobby Williams (Allied Air Force and Korea)
Several World War II vets attended the West Louisiana Veterans Memorial Park Veterans Day service. Pictured from left are Charlie Davis, Navy; I.D. Bostian (Army), and Bobby Williams (Allied Air... + continue reading
Bank of Montgomery is proud to sponsor the Town of Many “Hometown Christmas” Parade on December 21. In the photo from left are Sandra Neel, Debra Funderburk, and Janice Randow.
