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City of Winnfield hosted a clean up day for the community. Several groups donated their time and effort to help out. There was a lunch provided for all those who volunteered. It was deemed a success! Pictured right are those who volunteered their time.

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The Winn Parish Police Jury held there monthly meeting on Monday, March 18 , 2018. All members were present at this meeting with the exception of Don Leach from District five. To begin the meeting Mr. Perry Holmes, Road Superintendent, gave the road report, following the pledge and invocation. Mr. Holmes told the jury, now that the weather has cleared out, they will be hitting more of the traveled roads.

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March is set aside to celebrate Women’s History, and the power linage through out time. March 15 th , a group of women gathered at the library to come together and celebrate simply being a woman.

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The Winnfield City Council met for their scheduled meeting on March 12, 2019. The meeting was called to order by Mayor George Moss, followed by an invocation led by Bro. Steven of First Baptist Church of Winnfield. In the guest and audience participation segment, Lt.

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Winnfield Police Officers will be aggressively enforcing existing city ordinances to assist city administrators in cleaning the city. Mayor George Moss, upon assuming office last year, stated that he had a vision of returning this city to a “home neighborhood” like it was he grew up here. Part of that vision is to clean the city’s image.

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Uncle Earl’s 24 th Annual Hog Dog Trials are ready 20 and th , aiming Wednesday to start , at 8 March am.

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March 16-Backyard

Chicken Flocks

If you have never raised livestock one of the best way to get started is chickens. They don’t need much room and they are one of the least expensive animals to raise. They are also just a lot of fun, each hen with her own unique personality. And oh yeah, the eggs out of your back yard taste sooo much better than the store bought varieties plus backyard eggs contain less cholesterol, less saturated fat and far more vitamin A, vitamin E and omega 3 fatty acids than the ones in styrofoam crates.

Backyard Chicken Flocks for Beginners will be taught by Winnfield’s very own Donnie Moon. Our county agent will help beginners get off to the right start as he covers the basics of raising backyard poultry.

John David Murphy, born and raised in Calvin, LA, knows personally the effects of Agent Orange. John graduated from Calvin High School in 1963, and later attended Louisiana Tech for three years; only to enlist in the United States Navy. John served from March 1967-1971. While in the Navy he worked two ships, the “Guston Hall” and the “Tom Green County”. He served three combat campaigns in Vietnam where he worked as an electrician for the US Navy. After getting out of the service, he went back to school and finished with his B.A. in English, using that he taught for two years.

Mr. Murphy decided to go work in the oil field after that. John is now 73 years of age, and was made aware that some health problem he was having were due to “Agent Orange”. If you brush up on your history, “Agent Orange” was a powerful herbicide used by the US military during the Vietnam War.

“Team Up and Clean Up”. March 16 th , 2019 the community has a chance to come out and volunteer their time to help improve the appearance of our hometown, all the while gaining civic pride.

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The Winn Parish Library is collecting books for a second annual book sale, to be held March 7 - 9, 2019, in the Library’s meeting room. Books in good condition may be dropped off anytime during open hours through Wednesday, March 6, at the Library’s main location or at any of the branches. Donations of children’s books are especially needed.

The sale is sponsored by the newly organized Friends of the Winn Parish Library. Books covering a wide variety of subjects for all ages will sell for $1.00 per hardback and $.50 per paperback (cash only please). The group expects to host a book sale each year on the second weekend of March. “We want to make it easy for people to remember,” said Friends founder Katherine Brewton, who added that an earlier sale held last spring had inspired a small group of volunteers to organize and plan for an annual event.