Lifestyle

Chamber members, elected officials, family and friends joined Leesa Cole at her grand opening for Serendipity-Unexpected Discoveries located at 207 Sixth St., in Jonesboro.

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Scenes from the 2020 Mardi Gras Parade down Main Street in Winnfield on Saturday, February 15.

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From left to right: Johnny Attuso, Nikki Attuso, Brittany Attuso, and Lucian “Rocky” Attuso standing in for inductees David & Jean Creamer Bell. David served as the Executive Assistant for his cousin, Governor Earl K. Long, communicating to him the concerns of the people of Louisiana. Jean served as the executive secretary for Rufus Hayes and Dudley Guglielmo during their respective tenures as Commissioner of Insurance for Louisiana.

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NEW ORLEANS – On January 23, 2020, the national pro-life policy organization Americans United for Life (AUL) announced that Louisiana is the most pro-life state in America. AUL released its 2020 “Defending Life” report after analyzing progress made legislatively or in litigation in 2019. The annual report contains its annual “Life List” ranking all 50 states based on each state’s body of law associated with the life issues, ranging from abortion to euthanasia. AUL’s decision to place Louisiana at the top of the list was based on the strong Louisiana pro-life legislation passed in 2019, Louisiana’s role in the upcoming June Medical Services v. Gee Supreme Court case, the presence of the Love Life Constitutional Amendment on the 2020 ballot, and the continued bipartisan commitment to the pro-life cause.

June Melton Presents the Myrtis Allen Spirit Award to Carolyn Lang - Carolyn Whisonant Lang is a proud mother and grandmother, lifelong learner, and 4-H leader with decades of successful experiences in 4-H leadership, and a proud American Legion Auxiliary member that loves her country and those that serve it. She lives in Atlanta and is married to James Lang and has two children, Brandi and Aston. She is also the grandmother to six amazing grandchildren, five girls and one young man. Carolyn is: a member of First Baptist Church of Winnfield; a member of American Legion Auxiliary, America’s oldest and largest women’s patriotic organization, where she serves as the LA Girls State Chairman and the Associate Director Assistant for the State of Louisiana Girls State Program; a member and past president of LA 4- H Volunteer Leader Association; 4-H Club Leader for the junior club of Atlanta High School; and member of Delta Kappa Gama Society, “Leading Women Educators.”

Alexandria, La., January 10, 2020 — Central Louisiana Technical Community College (CLTCC) SGA Executive President and LCTCS Student Board Supervisor Shanco Williams as well as Doris Valencia, SGA executive secretary/treasurer, represented the school at the College Convention 2020 Jan. 5-9 at The Double Tree Manchester Downtown in Manchester, New Hampshire.

The event, which attracts students from across the country, was hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement at New England College. The College Convention is held every four years to coincide with the New Hampshire “First in the Nation Presidential Primary.”

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