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Three women educators were initiated into the Alpha Beta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at the April 25 meeting held at the Louisiana Political Museum. They were Bethany Riley, Karla Higginbothom, and Susi Jones. Following the traditional ceremony, the new initiates were welcomed into the organization by Alpha Beta members.

Calvin High School (L-R): Rhett Emmons, Abby Grace Carpenter, Emilee Williamson, Madison Freeman, Kiwanian Dylan Womack. Not pictured: Reece Reed

Have you got pasta? Pasta is one of the least expensive items in the grocery store, with multiple choices. You can choose from macaroni, egg noodles, tri-colored spirals, spaghetti, and more.

And the recipes are endless. You can simply cook it and serve with your favorite sauce. Spaghetti Alfredo can be served plain, or with meats and vegetables. The number of ways to use pasta is almost endless.

You can also use it to make any number of awesome, delicious salads. Many casseroles also call for pasta – from a simple Chicken and Rice to a more detailed Lasagna.

Pasta is also simple to make yourself, calling for just flour, eggs oil, and salt. This can then be rolled out on a floured board, cut into strips, and hung to dry (or cooked right away, if you prefer!)

The Winnfield community will once more be able to hear in person the Christian country music star Jan Harbuck of Monroe when she returns to town Sunday, April 16, to assist First Presbyterian Church of Winnfield with her second benefit Concert.

The artist has written and recorded in Nashville some 50 songs. She’s performed with such Gospel greats as the Blackwood Brothers, the Oak Ridge Boys and The Happy Goodmans. Some of her nominations include Female Vocalist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year and Album of the Year. Her February 2023 release marked her 11th album and she is delighted that here newest album is inhand for her Winnfield appearance.

A citywide egg hunt was held on Saturday, April 8, at the First Methodist Church in Winnfield. Over 7,000 eggs were hid and retrieved by children in the community. There was an abundance of food and games as well as bouncy houses. In conjunction with the egg hunt was the annual scavenger hunt that began on Monday and ended on Saturday with the grand prize be won by Leslie Rawlinson. Over 20 merchants donated to this event. The weather didn’t hinder the fun the event.

New Orleans, Louisiana - Today, District Court Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk blocked the Food and Drug Administration (FDA’s) approval of the dangerous chemical abortion regimen from being distributed both by mail-order and over the counter. This decision is set to go into effect in 7 days.

Sarah Zagorski, the Communications Director for Louisiana Right to Life, said the following about the decision: “Today’s decision is a first step to holding the FDA responsible for choosing politics over the health and safety of American women by approving these chemical abortion drugs without following its own regulations and procedures. Judge Kacsmaryk is only holding the FDA accountable and protecting the welfare of the American people.”

Louisiana Tech University has announced graduates from its Winter

2023 commencement ceremonies held March 4. Three of those graduates are from Winnfield. They include: Kiarra Grace Bombard - Master of Business Administration, Rasheed Tahir Lyles - Bachelor of Arts, Samantha Lynn Taylor - Master of Business Administration