Many highs, lows for Sabineland in 2019

Shanna Gaspard

Kalandre Brown, Abby Parrie, and Jaboris Wiseman were arrested and booked on a December 30 shooting in Many that left one injured.

Converse was also busy in anticipation of Homecoming. Pictured from left are this year’s Homecoming court, consisting of Kelcie Sepulvado, Tori Darden, Ale Rodriguez, Allie Jagneaux, Queen: Carrie Watson, Landry Sistrunk, Sarah Friday, Summer LaRoux, and Maddie Wray.

Following the 2018 season, the Many Tigers had four athletes sign on to continue playing football at Division I schools. Pictured are Myron Warren, Tavier Williams, Coach Jess Curtis, Shacori Williams, and Ni’Kendrick Carter. (Photo courtesy Tina McCormic)

Sharon Chance, at right, served as Mistress of Ceremonies for the party at Sabine Retirement and Rehabilitation. She is pictured alongside Berniece Nichols, who was celebrating her 100th birthday.

Over her 35-year career, Pricilla Wolf-King made a number of friends while helping them solve any number of problems that could arise in the court system. She was honored by Rep. Frankie Howard, pictured, due to her exemplary duty in the office. Similar awards were presented by Rep. Terry Brown and Many Mayor Ken Freeman.