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Apr

The annual Trista Tyler Bass Tournament

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Pictured left to right: BOM Montgomery Branch Head Teller, Brenda Payne, Karen Tyler, and BOM Montgomery branch manager, Tiffany Woods BOM is a proud sponsor of the annual Trista Tyler Bass Tournament hosted by the Tyler family at the Halfway Marina in St. Maurice, LA.

 

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Wed
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Apr

The Board of Directors of Bank of Winnfield

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The Board of Directors of Bank of Winnfield is pleased to announce the promotion of Christy Harrell to Assistant Cashier. Christy has been with the bank since 1982 and has worked in a number of positions.

 

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Wed
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Apr

Country Club Hosts Scholarship Scramble to Benefit Chuck Weeks Scholarship

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By Charles Crain

Pine Ridge Country Club in Winnfield hosted a scramble to benefit a scholarship in memory of the late Chuck Weeks. 51 players spread across 17 teams helped to raise nearly $6,000 for the scholarship fund.

 

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Wed
25
Apr

SULPHUR BOUND

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At the beginning of the year, reaching the state tournament in Sulphur was a dream for a young Calvin softball team. But after winning the District Championship (Undefeated) and rolling to a 17-4 regular season record and fighting their way through the playoff round, this group of “never-say-die” girls is headed to the state tournament in Sulphur. Merely getting there is no longer the goal.

 

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Wed
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Apr

WSHS Baseball Team 32a District Champions 2018

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The WSHS boy’s baseball team brought home the district championship this past week, taking 2 out of 3 wins against their rival, many tigers who were sitting in the #3 spot in the state rankings. In the first matchup this past Tuesday playing at home, Winnfield, ranked #7 in the state, defeated many in a thrilling victory 2-0. It was a great pitching duel with both pitchers from Winnfield and many only allowing 3 hits a piece, but Winnfield made their hits count getting the base runners across home plate lifting the Winnfield tigers for that first needed victory in the 3 game series and upsetting many. The boys then traveled to many on Thursday to finish the series and play a double header. The stands were filled with tiger fans from many and Winnfield knowing one of the tiger teams was going to walk away with the championship. It was a beautiful day for baseball with sunny skies and a little crisp feeling in the air.

 

Wed
25
Apr

President Allen Michael McCartney

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President Allen Michael McCartney on behalf of the Winn Parish Police Jury recognized Mrs. Katherine Brewton and Mr. Bobby Guin at our regular meeting on April 16th for their long term service and dedication to the Winn Parish Library Board. Both had recently resigned from the Board.

 

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Wed
25
Apr

Winn Parish Library

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The Winn Parish Library appreciates all board members, book clubs, and patrons for coming out to help celebrate National Library Week. We are always seeking to keep our community informed, educated, and empowered. Thank you for letting us serve you!

 

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25
Apr

Mr. Weyman Rodney Brantley

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Mr. Weyman Rodney Brantley, age 80 of Dodson, Louisiana passed away on Friday, April 20, 2018. Born Saturday, March 19, 1938 in Goldonna, Louisiana, he was a member of Welcome Home Baptist Church and owned and operated a tractor dealership for a number of years. After retiring, he was a dispatcher at the Winn Parish Sheriff’s Office under the administrations of Sheriffs Buddy Jordan and Cranford Jordan. Mr. Brantley was preceded in death by his parents, Felton P. Brantley and Bertye B. Williams Brantley; siblings, Ray Brantley, Patsy Anderson and Lamourie Eaves. Those left to cherish his memory include his wife of 61 years, Shirley Branch Brantley; daughter, Kim Lynne Brantley and husband William G. “Bill” Kelley; nieces and nephews, Janis Eaves, Patricia Brewer, Patrick Yancey, Scott Yancey and Patrick Yancey. Funeral services were held at 2:00 PM on Sunday, April 22, 2018 at Southern Funeral Home with Rev. Billy Prince officiating.

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Apr

Mrs. Ethel Beatrice Killen

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Mrs. Ethel Beatrice Killen, age 95 of Houston, Texas passed away on Sunday, April 15, 2018. Born Thursday, December 28, 1922 in Stamps, Arkansas, she was preceded in death by her parents, Arthor and Willie Harrison Bright; daughter, Barbara Andrews; and husband, Walter Killen. Beatrice was a homemaker who did numerous arts and crafts. She lived in Winnfield Louisiana for over 60 years and was a member of New Jerusalem Baptist Church. After Walter passed away she stayed in Winnfield for 12 years. She spent the last ten years in Houston Texas with her daughters, Kathleen and Peggy.

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25
Apr

Mr. Max Dale Smith

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Mr. Max Dale Smith, age 73 of Sikes, Louisiana passed away on Saturday, April 21, 2018. Born Thursday, September 28, 1944 in Urania, Louisiana, he was preceded in death by his parents, Maxel and Ruby Jenkins Smith; son, Bryan Smith; granddaughter, Suzanne Miller; and brothers, Wayne and Bobby Joe Smith. Max enjoyed riding his motorcycle and farming peas and watermelons. He was a member of the Sikes Apostolic Church. Max was a conversationalist who never met a stranger. He had a kind heart and was family oriented and absolutely loved his grandchildren. Those left to cherish his memory include his wife, Jan Smith, Sikes, LA; daughters, Tanya Clark (Tigger), Carlyss, LA, Dana Smith (Nicole), Shreveport, LA, and Ashley Carson (Seth), Winnfield, LA; grandchildren, Heather, Kendall, Gage, Max, and Maisy; great grandchildren, Trenton, Alijah, and Aidan; sister, DeLynda Womack (Lane), Sikes, LA; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.

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