The Louisiana Office of Public Health Laboratory confirmed that a skunk harvested this past week in DeSoto Parish was positive for the rabies virus.
This is the third rabid animal reported in Louisiana in 2019, and the second reported in DeSoto Parish within the past seven days. A rabid... + continue reading
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Graduation season is upon us, and the Index is preparing the annual graduation edition of the Index.
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The Many Lady Tigers advanced their winning ways after blowing out Northwood 13-1 on Monday, April 8.
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Members of the Many Lady Tigers softball team take a moment to celebrate a game well played on April 12. As the top seeded team, they defeated DeQuincy 19-9. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
Many of our local softball teams have entered the LHSAA Softball playoffs.
The Many Lady Tigers softball team has entered the Class 2A playoffs the top seed and defeated 32nd seed DeQuincy 19-9 on April 12.
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Each year, the Zwolle Loggers and Forestry Festival honors the Oldest Logger of the Year with a special ceremony during the festival, which is held each year during the second weekend in May. Chosen this year is the beloved George Edwin Ezernack, widely... + continue reading
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Members of the Many Lady Tigers softball team take a moment to celebrate a game well played on April 12. As the top seeded team, they defeated DeQuincy 19-9. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)
Many of our local softball teams have entered the LHSAA Softball playoffs.
The Many Lady Tigers softball team has entered the Class 2A playoffs the top seed and defeated 32nd seed DeQuincy 19-9 on... + continue reading
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Spring Cleaning? Ugh! My home always looked lived in. I enjoy living comfortably. I get nervous if I am in an immaculate home……I like relaxed living. Along with relaxed living comes a cobweb here in... + continue reading
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Mayor Ken Freeman along with the city crew from the Town of Many joined in the Spring Trash Bash cleanup, also known as “Get off your Fanny and clean up Many” within the city limits, on Saturday, March 23. Pictured getting ready at Many City Hall are Mayor Freeman with city crew David Smith, Michael Moore, Butch Randall, Keaton Leach, Joshua Darden, Gary Rivers, Preston Foshee and Jadyn DuBois.
upMayor Ken Freeman along with the city crew from the Town of Many joined in the Spring Trash Bash cleanup, also known as “Get off your Fanny and clean up Many” within the city limits, on Saturday,... + continue reading
,Mackynsi Newman is shown explaining her “Lightening Lemons” programs to guests at Sabine’s Gifted and Talented Expo. (Photo by The Sabine Index)
,Ross Voorheis is shown with his project, The Study of Trebuchet Dynamics, at the Gifted and Talented Expo, hosted at the Family Life Center of the First United Methodist Church of Many, (Photo by The Sabine Index)
,Makenna McElwee, left, along with Emma McElwee and Paige Colston are shown with their project, Substainable Garden, at the Gifted and Talented Expo. (Photo by The Sabine Index)
,Austin Isgitt, playing the keyboard, is shown accompanying Lola Curtis, as she entertains with an expert “Girl on Fire.” (Photo by The Sabine Index)
,Victoria Gaspard is down with her artwork at the Gifted & Talented Expo. The carrots were a popular piece of her work on display! (Photo by The Sabine Index)
,Taylee Williamson was proud to stand by her project, Lungs in a Bottle at the Gifted and Talented Expo. (Photo by The Sabine Index)
Chris Nolen, left, is shown listening as Gifted and Talented student Mick O’Neal explains his Banana Piano project. (Photo by The Sabine Index)
