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The weekend was a windy one, but the anglers participating in the Toledo Bend Bass Club’s October tournament made it happen. made it.

Shannon Thibodeaux won first place with 15.66 pounds and Big Bass honors with a 6/08 pound catch.

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The Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts’s (LSMSA) class of 2018 posted a composite score of 29.2 on the national college admissions and placement test, far exceeding state average ACT scores.

This score ties with class of 2015 and class of 2016’s scores as the highest composite ACT score in the school’s history.

It was reported that the state’s average composite score was 19.2, a decrease from last year’s score of 19.5.

“State levels keep going down while our levels keep going up,” said LSMSA’s Executive Director Steven Horton. “That says a lot!”

The ACT is scored on a scale of 1 to 36, with 36 being the highest possible score. Students also receive scores in four individual testing areas, which are combined for the composite score. The individual testing areas are English, mathematics, reading and science.

Gary Moore won the Many Bass Club’s October tournament with a five fish stringer weighing 12.27 pounds.

Moore caught his fish in the mid lake area using a sinko and worm.

George Herr is the second place finisher with a three-fish stringer weighing 10.27 pounds. Josh McPhearson is the third place champ with a three-fish stringer weighing 9.65 pounds. Herr also claims big bass honors with a 7.12 pound lunker.

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MES names Students of Week

Many Elementary is proud of their Students of the Week for October 8-12.

Pre-K students named are Paisley Langton, Lynlee Davis, Matthew Lucius, Jakira Smith, Camden Dillard, Edan Leone, Kenleigh Cotton, Daydan Ritter Kyle Sims, and Carlton Wilson.

Kindergarten Students of the Week are Rylie Gentry, Gavin Derr, Ayla Jenkins, Kaylee Stewart, Tykeil Sweet, and Dante Rutherford.

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By: Madison Holcomb

On October 3, the Many Junior High 4-H club held its monthly meeting.

Club president Madison Holcomb called the meeting to order, followed by Emily Miller leading the Pledge of Allegiance and Reese Koss leading the 4-H pledge.

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The Robeline Heritage Festival has announced the appointment of the 27th annual Miss Robeline Heritage Festival Queen. This year they are pleased to have Miss Lillian LaTour join with the festival to represent as their Queen. Lillian will travel throughout the state promoting the Robeline Heritage Festival at other events, pageants, and festivals. She will also be a representation at local events and fundraising endeavors.

Lillian is a senior at Many High School where she has finished her studies and eagerly awaits graduation day. She is currently attending Central Louisiana Technical and Community College where she is working toward her certified nursing assistant degree and will continue on to pursue an EKG certification. She lives in Robeline, on the Sabine Parish side.

Bank of Montgomery’s Linda Guay and Debra Funderburk attended the Sabine Council on Aging Fall Festival in Zwolle. The Rev. Wilton Anthony was awarded the Oldest Working Citizen of  Sabine Parish for 2018. He is pastor at Siloam Baptist Church.

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Sports fans are may get into a bidding war over this contribution to the Oct. 6 fundraiser silent auction at Cypress Bend Resort. It’s New Orleans Pelican basketball team member Anthony Davis’s autographed game shoe.

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