By Daniel Jones
The Many Tigers were dealt a heartbreaking loss against the North DeSoto Griffins on September 15 as they traveled for their first of four away games in a row. An almost unheard of four fumbles and North DeSoto’s two scores in the third quarter were easily the deciding... + continue reading
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By Daniel Jones
After months of uncertainty, current plans call for Hodges Gardens to revert to the A.J. and Nona Triggs Hodges Foundation on October 1, effectively leaving it closed to the public.
For decades, the gardens have been a beloved destination for both locals and tourists to... + continue reading
by Pete Abington
It seems everywhere you turn these days they are trying to politicalize everything that’s happening. Very frequently we see this in our sporting events: football, basketball, whatever. What makes these people attack America the way they do and interrupt a pleasure which we... + continue reading
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Fort Jesup members, Robert Lombardino, Leah Swanstrom, Allie Tarver, Nicholas Tarver, and Will Tarver attended the L.S.C.A.R State Conference. These young leaders took part in a business session where officer and chairmen reports were given. They enjoyed a tour of the Cane River Creole National... + continue reading
Sabine Urgent Care celebrated Customer Appreciation Day and becoming a member of the Sabine Parish Chamber of Commerce on Labor Day, Monday, September 4 at their Highland Drive location. From 12 noon to 2 p.m., free cups of Marble Slab ice cream was given away.
The local business has been in... + continue reading
By Daniel Jones, editor
To say the Many Tigers aren’t hungry this year does a huge disservice to the team. Out of the gate they are dominating the competition as they pursue a second state championship.The team opened their season on September 1 against Peabody, and soundly defeated the... + continue reading
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By Daniel Jones
The Many Tigers were dealt a heartbreaking loss against the North DeSoto Griffins on September 15 as they traveled for their first of four away games in a row. An almost... + continue reading
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by Donna Smith Ammons
Saturday morning dawned a bit early for Grammie. We had a peaceful night at Gator RV and Water Park in Bunkie and our big day of fun had arrived. Darby began whimpering... + continue reading
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The annual Child Safety, Bullying and Drug Education Program is in full swing. Each year the Many Police Department selects material to educate children and adults on how to stay safe and drug free.... + continue reading
