The City Council met for their monthly meeting on August 14, 2018. The first order of business was accepting the minutes for the past special meetings that were arranged in the month of July.

After those were accepted Chief Carpenter presented to the council a motion to retire the K9 dog for Winnfield. Brian Glenn who handled the dog presented the council with a letter stating that the dog was up in age, and had a difficult time preforming her duties.

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Monday evening, August 6th, a crash involving two vehicles killed a man and a woman from Monroe, LA. Both were wearing a seat belt.

Troopers responded to the crash around 7:35 p.m., which occurred on US Hwy 84, near Gum Springs Road.

The crash involved a 2011 Nissan pickup, driven by Vincent Trotter (B/M 61 yrs) and a 2013 Ford pickup, driven by Bobby Ray McLarty (W/M 41 yrs) of Winnfield, LA.

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What’s more important than giving back to the community? Chanatees Apparel LLC showed us, this past Saturday, August 11. The event took place from 10am-5om at the Winnfield Recreation Gym.

The extravaganza turnout was awesome. This young lady took her idea and made positive steps towards leaving her legacy in our city.

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The Winn Parish Library welcomed the newest member of the team, Ms. Mona Bamburg. Ms. Bamburg was raised in Logansport, LA, where she graduated high School from Logansport High School.

She is currently a resident in Coushatta, LA. Mona received her higher education from Northwestern State, Louisiana Tech, and Centenary, finishing her degree in Education and Administration.

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The 2nd Annual Back 2 School Bash was held July 12th with great success. Many organizations joined in to provide much needed school supplies that will help children have adequate materials at home for their school work.

The children who attended participated in various games and activities at different tables from those organizations who were there while the parents learned what the groups do to assist communities.

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Winnfield City Hall is happy to announce that your city was presented the 2018 Lt Governor’s Beautification Award on Wednesday, August 1, 2018 at the Louisiana Municipal Association conference held in Lake Charles, La.

Lt Governor Nungresser presented this award with our Mayor Moss accepting. Each year Keep Louisiana Beautiful offers municipalities an opportunity to be honored with the Lt. Governor’s Beautification Award for their efforts supporting a clean and green community.

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The days of sending lunch money to school with your children have come to an end in Winn Parish. Beginning this school year, all students who are enrolled in a Winn Parish school will be eligible for free breakfast and lunch, thanks to a new program made available by the USDA.

The USDA’s Community Eligibility Program (CEP) allows for school districts in high poverty areas to serve free meals to all students, without the burden of collecting household applications. This means that parents in Winn will no longer have to fill out an application to determine eligibility for meal services in the school system. There are certain stipulations that accompany this program, however.

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Sunday morning, August 5th, around 4:30 Winnfield City Fire Department was dispatched to not only one structure fire, but two.

These two houses were located on Ames Will’s Street, standing next to each other. Both residences were fully involved when firefighters reached the scene. It took almost two hours to extinguish the fires of both structures. But only ten minutes after this call, there was a third house that was reported to be fully involved with flames. A house on Halsey St. was called in, with power lines down in the area. The Winn Parish Fire District #3 was dispatched as a mutual aid.

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On Saturday, August 11, 2018, the Winn Parish Library will be hosting the author Bruce A. Stewart. He will be signing books from 9 am to noon.

Stewart’s late father, Bill, was born in Chestnut and grew up in Natchitoches Parish. He is the grandson of Alex and Rosa Lee Stewart of Goldonna, with many Stewart relatives living in the area.

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Miss Emily Nevils, of Winnfield, participated in the D.A.R.E. essay competition for the 5th grade D.A.R.E. program. She not only came out with first in her class, but also out of all six 5th grade classes in Winnfield.

Her essay then went to the District competition, where she competed against 8 districts, and again coming out with 1st place. This is the third year in a row for a Winnfield Student to win at District level.

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