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Wed
12
Nov

TBLA elects new officers

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The 2015 TBLA Board of Directors are, from left to right, Ted Dove, First Vice President; Kathy Little, Second Vice President; John Toliver, President; Gaynell Goodeaux, Treasurer; Bill Galligan, Secretary
 
Wed
05
Nov

SRA board spot open

Senator Gerald Long has announced the resignation of Ron Williams from the SRA Board of Directors. Long describes Williams as a hard working member who offered new insights and suggestions in how the board could function more efficiently
 

 

Wed
05
Nov

Ark-La-Tex officials descend on Many for CDC meeting

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Many awards of recognition were handed out during the meeting in regards to the recently renovated conference center, located by the post office in Many. Those receiving awards were Joe R. Salter, W.E. “Boots” Hayes, Cindy Cole, James R. Cole Jr., Kenneth A. Freeman, Don Burkett, William Ruffin, A.M. “Buddy” Stroud Jr., Rebecca Morris, Lauren Marchive III, Jerry McDonald II, and Kathleen Blanco.
 

 

Wed
05
Nov

Movies in Many receives donation

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Debbie Nichols, owner of Nichols Dry Goods and Nichols Discount Centers is a platinum donor to the Movies in Many Fund. She thinks she has a good reason to be so generous. “When I was very young, the original Nichols Dry Goods was located right across the street from the Sabine Theater.
 

 

Wed
29
Oct

La. State Trooper Steven Lee

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La. State Trooper Steven Lee
 
Wed
29
Oct

Escapee surrenders after day-long manhunt, Oct. 20

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A Sabine Parish inmate enjoyed 15 hours of freedom Monday, Oct. 20 after escaping from the Sabine Parish Detention Center, according to Sheriff Ronny Richardson. According to the reports, at about 3:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 20 Mack H. Johnson Jr., 31, of Many, escaped restraints and ran out the door of the facility and into a heavily wooded area. A deputy pulled away from another who wrestled with him as he was fleeing.
 
Wed
29
Oct

Sabine tourism up during peak months

By Daniel Jones
 
The Sabine Parish Tourist Commission is pleased to report that Sabine Parish is recording increased tourism to the parish this year. For the months of August, revenues were up 28 percent while they were up 20 percent for September. Regardless, these stats will prove even more that Toledo Bend is the second biggest tourist destination in the state.
 
Wed
22
Oct

Lynch runs for Zwolle council

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Bridget Staton Lynch, lifelong resident of Zwolle, announces candidacy for Zwolle town council. Her parents are Norman and Eliza Staton and O.C. and Mae Dell Staton.
 
Wed
22
Oct

Inmate escapes from detention center, Monday

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An inmate at the Sabine Parish Detention Center escaped in the early morning hours of Oct. 20 after getting out of his restraints and running by a deputy that was on his way out of the jail. Mack H. Johnson, Jr., 31, of Many, was awaiting trial for theft and forgery charges when he made his escape around 3:30 a.m. Johnson was able to pull away from the deputy and make it out of the jail.
 
Wed
22
Oct

Town receives grant for repairs at Hart Airport

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Many’s Hart Airport officially closed for repairs Monday morning, Oct. 20 at 8 a.m. The airport will be closed up to 90 days for the repairs. Airport Chairman Kenneth Ammons stated, “We are hoping for 60 days, but that depends on weather.” Early Monday morning, Airport Manager Lee Woods was on site watching as the machinery began digging up the present runway.
 

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