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Monday, December 9 Superintendent of Schools Steve Bartlett spoke to the Kiwanis Club. He thanked the Kiwanis club for all they do for the children in Winn Parish, particularly the Terrific Kid Program in the schools.

Mr. Bartlett said education is alive and well and healthy in Winn Parish. There are no failing or even D schools. There are six schools and 4 are B schools and 2 are C schools.

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It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas – specifically at First Baptist Church of Winnfield! GRAMMY-nominated, Dove Award-Winning singer/songwriter Joseph Habedank returned to First Baptist Church on Sunday, December 8 for Christmas with the Sanctuary Choir.

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Throughout the 2019 year, Savannah Lovell Thurmon traveled the Louisiana Rodeo Cowboys Association Circuit competing in 50 plus rodeos, including Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. In her venture, Savannah and her horse “Kissed From Heaven,” aka “Kisses,” won 22 of those rodeos and placed in 34 shows. The duo was “relentless,” as the words from Trevor Brazille (the 24 Time World Champion) were sent to Savannah.

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Over $9000 was raised for the kids!

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‘Tis the season to be jolly, and downtown Winnfield is the place to be! Mark the calendar for Friday, December 6, for it will truly be a night to remember. Turn to page 2 to find out more.

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School board and city council meetings are going uncovered. Overstretched reporters receive promising tips about stories but have no time to follow up. Newspapers publish fewer pages or less frequently or, in hundreds of cases across the country, are shuttered completely.

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Some things are passed down from generation to generation: recipes, hunting traditions, career pathways, heirlooms, and tales. One item not on this list, though, has been prized and shared throughout generations in the Gaddis family, and is something you may find in short supply these days: lifelong commitment to serving the community.

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“What can I do more than just serve myself?” Reverend Dick Debusk posed this question to the Rotary Club of Winnfield at their most recent gathering.

In a world where “self-care” takes center stage, this type of countercultural question can be unsettling. Bro. Debusk reminded Rotarians that Jesus tells His followers they will be placed in one of two categories when the nations are judged: either they are among the recipients of eternal life who gave food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, clothing to the naked, and care to the sick and imprisoned – or they did not.

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