At the first WPPJ meeting of 2020, newly elected jurors Mrs. Tammy Griffin of District 4 and Mr. Kirk Miles of District 5 were sworn into the Winn Parish Police Jury. Winn Parish Clerk of Court Mrs. Chesney Chandler administered oaths to the jurors for the term 2020-2023.
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The Winn Parish Enterprise would like to amend the title from the headline for the week of January 15, 2020. The original headline read: “Winnfield City Council: Private Meeting, 2018 Audit Findings.” WPE would like to clarify that the meeting was... + continue reading
School board member Harry Scott was arrested on Wednesday, January 15, for a charge related to his original arrest. The newest charge was listed as “Public Bribery.” Purportedly, Scott sought to pay someone to convince his wife to drop the charges... + continue reading
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Amidst the ruckus of an attempted impeachment scandal, President Donald Trump is making real news that pleases both Republicans and Democrats. On December 20, President Trump signed a $1.4 trillion spending package that keeps the government funded through September 2020.
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Sheriff Cranford Jordan reassures youth that Christmas is safe from the Grinch’s cold, clammy clutches!
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The Winnfield Senior High School Football Banquet recognized WSHS football players making a significant impact this past Thursday. Coach Bankston emphasized that it is not just the young men... + continue reading
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Pictured above: Rotarian Jack McFarland with guest Greg Hilburn.
Rotarian for the week of January 8, 2020, was State Representative Jack McFarland. McFarland’s guest was Ruston native and Louisiana Tech graduate Greg Hilburn, the chief political writer for... + continue reading
Central Louisiana Technical Community College (CLTCC) SGA Executive President and LCTCS Student Board Supervisor Shanco Williams (left) as well as Doris Valencia, SGA executive secretary/treasurer, represented the school at the College Convention 2020 Jan. 5-9 in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Atlanta High School started off the first day of school in 2020 with their monthly Back to School Celebration! Around 20 parents volunteered to be a part of the cheerful welcome for students. This month’s guest speaker for the Celebration Rally was Pastor Chad James of Atlanta Baptist Church. Pictured above, left to right, are Carolyn Lang, Pastor Chad James, AHS Principal Renea Johnson, and Brian Small. Photos of the rally below.
