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Tiffany Waters has served as Physical Therapist for Specialty Clinic of Winn Parish Medical Center for the last 24 years. She joined Specialty Clinic soon after completing school and is very thankful that she was able to come back to her hometown. She says that helping those that she has known her entire life has been an extra blessing. Winn Parish Specialty Clinic offers outpatient therapy with a variety of diagnoses such as neck pain, back pain, post op surgery, pediatrics, sports injuries, geriatric, and they service any type of injury. A program is developed for each patient that is individualized for his or her diagnosis.

Also members of the team are Brandon Barton - PT Assistant, Sandra Breaux – Office Manager and PT Tech, and Marlee Worsham – Receptionist.

The office is located at 601 W Lafayette St. Winnfield. If you are in need of any of the services offered, please call (318) 648-3058.

It will be another active season for Upward Soccer in Winnfield. Last year proved to be such a success, that this year kids all the way through 7th grade will be invited to join.

On July 10, there will be a Soccer Orientation at the Winnfield Rec Center. If your child is 3 years of age – 7th grade, they are welcome to join. You can register at www.winnfield1st.com/events. The time of the orientation will be announced closer to date. Be sure to get your kids registered as soon as possible.

Local Student Elected FFA State Vice President, Area II

(BATON ROUGE, LA) - The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) has launched an innovative tool that allows citizens to view what academic goals are being achieved at the state and local levels and how pandemic relief funds are being invested. The LDOE’s new EPIC dashboard (Education Progress and Investment Charts) is the latest tool developed by the LDOE to help stakeholders better understand how schools operate and how students perform.

“Transparency builds trust and this new tool shines light on education outcomes and funding,” said State Superintendent of Education Dr. Cade Brumley. “That remains my commitment.”

At press time, the decision to transfer grade levels from Atlanta High School to Winnfield schools had not been decided. A special called meeting was set for June 13 at 5:30pm. The location of the meeting, which is usually at in the school board meeting room, was moved to the auditorium of Winnfield Senior High School to accompany the expected crowd. The outcome of that meeting will be posted to our website as soon as possible.

Tensions have been high, according to many social media posts and public outcry, as AHS has been in place for over a hundred years with generations of families attending throughout the years.

The WHS/WSHS alumni reunion will be held Saturday, June 24, 2023, at the Winnfield Civic Center. The annual event is hosted by the class celebrating their 50th high school reunion. The class of 1973, directed by Jan Beville and Mary Lou Coon Blackley have been working diligently to bring the alumni a memory filled evening. If you are a graduate of WHS or WSHS or if you attended but for any reason did not graduate from Winnfield you are welcome to attend the reunion as long as your are pre-registered. How do you pre-register? Send your name and mailing address to Jimmie Frazier Davies to her email address: jimmieleedavies@hotmail.com or to Mary Lou Coon Blackley: Blackleym0227@gmail.com. You will be added to the database and you will receive a newsletter with the registration form enclosed. YOU MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED to attend the reunion. No one will be admitted at the door.

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