May 30, 2026
Yutai Yao proudly displays her handmade dream catcher at the interactive crafts workshop hosted by the Louisiana Folklife Center.
DJ Dan Chilwell is shown as he performs Friday night’s headlining set under the lights and lasers at the Area 143 camping festival in May.
Hundreds were in attendance at the historic train depot on July 18 as the ribbon was cut on the Zwolle Museum on the Bend. Among those shown cutting the ribbon are Town Councilwoman Martha Henderson, Linda Curtis- Sparks, Executive Director of the Sabine Parish Tourist Commission Georgia Craven, and Zwolle Mayor Marvin Frazier.
Amanda and Dean Lambert of Many are shown on the grounds of the Louisiana Orphan Train Museum during the spring.
The Sandel, La. railroad depot located south of Florien on the KCS Line. Photo taken in 1935. (KCS Archives-Southern Forest Heritage Museum)
Three freshman anglers were awarded Dylan Kyle Poche Scholarships for the upcoming academic year. Attending this year’s scholarship presentation were, from left, Shelley Poche, Burt Poche, Landon Watts, Josiah Shockley, Braxton Speyrer and members of the NSU Bass Fishing Team Caleb Johnston, Dawson Cowden and Travis Johnston.
Vice President Barbara Jesclard, left, and President Martha Aubert, right, welcomed President of the Library Board Donna Smith Ammons to the Louisiana Orphan Train Museum in mid-May. Also on the tour were Dean and Amanda Lambert and Kenneth Ammons, all of Many. The visit ended with a program in Many on Tuesday, July 29 at 5 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church of Many.
A Legacy of Wood and Water to Be Unveiled July 17 at 11 A.M.
Pruitt’s remains identified over 80 years after death during WW2