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Seven prominent figures of Louisiana politics will be inducted into the Louisiana Political Hall of Fame: Donald T. “Boysie” Bollinger, Randy K. Haynie, Richard Ieyoub, Sam Jones, John Mamoulides, Braxton “B.I.” Moody, III and Kaliste Saloom, Jr.

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We’re asking Winnfield residents and visitors to complete a survey created by LSU graduate student, Julie Thomas, to improve tourism in Winnfield.

Thomas is working with the Winnfield Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Incorporated to measure and improve the rate of tourism in Winnfield as a part of her masters project as a graduate student at LSU in Baton Rouge. By taking the time to participate, you can be a part of the tourism project in Winnfield.

The survey questions are simple, and easy to answer, so participating won’t take much time. The Winnfield Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Incorporated, Julie Thomas and the Winn Parish Enterprise thank you ahead of time for your help with this project.

Winnfield Middle School 5th grade Student of the Year and candidates. Back row standing (left to right): Samuel Jones, Addison Jacobsen, Lauren Poole, Allison Phelps, Alyssa Patterson, Dayva Lowe, Kadence Blundell, Ayomida Adu, Chloe Whisonant, Ashanna Wyatt, Bethany Gray, Annie Heard, Brady Johnson, & Joy So Front row sitting down (left to right): John Bradley Griffin, Gracelyn Chevallier, Maggie Bruce, Karly Avant (WMS 5th grade Student of the Year), Josie Davidson, Olivia Files, Madison Green, & Micah Simmons.

Winnfield Middle School 8th grade Student of the Year and candidates. Back row standing (left to right): Anna Whisonant, Dabin So, Bryce Maloy, Daniel Simmons, Jackson McFarland, Gabrielle Frieu, Katherine Nevils (WMS 8th grade Student of the Year) Front row sitting down (left to right): Emma Vines, Jordan Patterson, Trinity Palmer, Avery Moon, Hayden Thompson and Caroline Whisonant.

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The Chamber of Commerce will hold a Ribbon Cutting at Waskom Brown (formerly Lawrence White) Office on Friday, January 29 at 10:30 a.m.

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Bryan Bogle has been named Chief Executive Officer of Winn Parish Medical Center in Winnfield. Bogle moves into the position following the announced retirement of current CEO, Pat Flowers. Dan Rissing, Chief Executive Officer of Progressive Acute Care, parent corporation of Winn Parish Medical Center, made the announcement of Bogle’s appointment. Bogle previously served as CEO of Winn Parish Medical Center from 2010 until 2013.

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In response to the Flint Water Crisis in Flint, Mich., the Winnfield City Council held a special called meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 20 to qualm any concerns residents had about the state of water in Winn Parish. Mayor Kiah Beville stressed repeatedly that the water going into Winn Parish homes is safe.

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The Winnfield City Council met Jan. 12 and approved the application for a $50,000 LGAP grant that would be used for city recreation services and projects. The Council also approved the installation of speed bumps at Arkansas Street. In a split vote, the Council approved an ordinance proposed by District 3 Councilwoman Sarah Junkin to install speed bumps at Arkansas Street.

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Dodson Mayor Loyd E. Vines passed away at the age of 71 on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2016, leaving behind a legacy of service to Winn Parish.

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After being sworn in to office, the Winn Parish Police Jurors elected their 2016 president and vice president on Monday, Jan. 11. Allen Michael McCartney of District 7 was named the 2016 Police Jury president after he was nominated with no opposition.

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