BOM employees graduate LBA Leadership School
Sabine Parish recently had an amazing showing at 4-H University. On the bottom row from left are Julia Campbell, Lexie Jones, Gabriel Meshell, Layla Carnline, McKinnon Montgomery, McClay Montgomery, Chyanne Wallace, and Mya Ferguson. Appearing on the top row are Ian Woodruff, Hank Garcie, Gus Harwell, Caleb Corley, Zander Hobbs, Karsyn Brandon, and Kynzlee Dowdy.
Sabine Parish 4-H shines at state contest
Louisiana 4-H protects national shooting sports title: Local student Allen Walker shines in hunting skills
The Choctaw Apache Tribe of Ebarb is pleased to announce their new leadership. They are Tribal Chairman Jason “Jake” Rivers, Vice Chairman Adam Sepulvado, Secretary Russell Paddie, and Treasurer Mattie Sepulvado. The Tribal Council consists of Tim Malmay, Jeff Leone, Robert Caldwell, Tatiana Brandon, Shaun Toups, and Patrick Allen Parrie. James Sepulvado is a temporary alternate.
Choctaw Apache Tribe inaugurates new leadership
Sheriff warns of locally targeted scam
BOM Bank was proud to make a donation to the Sabine Parish School Board in recognition of the 2026 Principal, Teacher, and Bus Driver of the Year recipients! As part of this special recognition, BOM Bank provided an iPad for the recipients to celebrate their dedication and impact on students and schools throughout Sabine Parish. Pictured left to right: BOM’s Linda Guay and Marina Blaine.
BOM donates to school board
Chevy Medlock sworn in as new Dist. Four Police Juror
The hard working 2026 All Stars team is pictured. The team consists of Hudson Ritter, Traes Rivers, Tate Williams, Pnut Montgomery, Easton Dorton, Denali Williams, Amare Floyd, Auston Collier, Dida Aldredge, Jaden Hurst, Brisyn Miller, and William Procell. Their coaches are Dawson Ritter, Lex Rivers, Tre Williams, Darius Montgomery, and David Dorton.
Sabine Allstars baseball conclude season
2026 Louisiana State Fiddle Champion Lauren Hodges of Ragley on the Natchitoches-NSU Folk Festival Main Stage.