Louisiana will have two Republican Senators holding concurrent offices for the first time since 1876 after the Dec. 6 general election saw Rep. Bill Cassidy unseat incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu in a sizeable defeat. Cassidy secured 712,330
votes to Landrieu’s 561,099, signaling a 56% win over the incumbent’s 44%.
Rainy weather held out long enough for the Winnfield Christmas Parade to roll through Downtown Winnfield on Friday and officially mark the beginning of the Christmas season in our area
Winn Parish School Superintendent Steve Bartlett did not mince words when alerting the school board at the Dec. 1 monthly meeting of upcoming budget hurdles that will have to be met in 2015
Winn Parish voters will join the other parishes in Louisiana and those in the 5th Congressional District in deciding the next U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative on Saturday, Dec. 6. In the U.S. Senate race, Sen. Mary Landrieu will face Rep. Bill Cassidy in what has become the most expensive election cycle in the history of Louisiana.
The turkey and dressing had barely had time to cool and LSU had just kicked off, but that didn’t stop shoppers from getting a jump-start on their Christmas lists at Wal-Mart on Thanksgiving night in Winnfield. The mayhem began at 6:00 p.m., when the first of three “Event” sales started.
The Louisiana Political Museum is proud to announce the 2014 Louisiana Political Hall of Fame Inductees. Induction activities begin in Winnfield, Louisiana on Saturday, February 7, 2015 with a reception from 4 p.m.- 5:30 p.m. at the Louisiana Political Museum, located at 499 East Main Street
The Winn Chamber of Commerce and Tourism welcomed its newest member with a ribbon- cutting last week. Vintage Belles Boutique, a clothing stop for hip and fashionable girls and women, is located at 103 North Beville Street in Winnfield
The members of the Winnfield City Council all donned purple at their Nov. 18 meeting in recognition of National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. Pictured, left to right: Jessie Edwards, Sarah Junkin, Mayor Kiah Beville, Matt Miller, Cheryl Demery and Gerald Hamms
Winn Parish voters will join the other parishes in Louisiana and those in the 5th Congressional District in deciding the next U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative on Saturday, Dec. 6. Early voting for the general election will begin on Saturday, Nov. 22 and extend through Saturday, Nov. 29