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bon Regional Library. She said the local extension offices in St. Francisville and Giving out information Clinton have lots of resources. about a new Pennington study, Langley urged those present lists/informational handouts to “use us … we are a one-stop about hurricane preparedness shop” and that you can “call us and about coping with condi- for help in a variety” of areas. tions of a storm were several of the topics covered at the Pennington Generation — recent presentation by the Geaux Healthy LSU Ag Center at the Clinton library. Her presentation also inLayne Langley, area nutri- cluded information on a new PHOTO BY MELINDA RAWLS HOWELL tion and community health study on childhood obesity in Adarin Henyard, left, of Clinton, assists Layne Langley, agent for both East and West Louisiana called Pennington area nutritionist and community health agent from the Feliciana parishes, spoke at Generation saying the goal the Clinton Branch of Audu- is to “keep kids healthy.” The LSU Ag center, in a food demostration at the library. Contributing writer
Geaux Healthy Pennington Biomedical research study will track children’s growth and the health of Louisiana families over time, she said. Participants who are eligible may earn between $30 and $50 per visit. Louisiana children under 18 years of age may qualify for the study along with Louisiana residents between 18 and 25 years old. Other residents who may qualify are pregnant women and their partners, parents and immediate family members of someone who is already in the study and
women who are trying to get pregnant and their partners. Langley encouraged those in the audience to spread the word about the study and to encourage participation. For more information or questions, contact PenningtonGeneration@pbrc.edu.
Preparing for and coping with a hurricane Langley referred to the very active 2024 hurricane season in the second part of her
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FELICIANA SPORTS
Leila Pitchford AROUND THE FELICIANAS
Fly or drive in East Feliciana The first Wings & Wheels Flyin/Cruise-In will be Nov. 7 at Feliciana Airpark. Cars will depart from the East Feliciana Parish Courthouse at 11 a.m. and travel to the airpark outside of Jackson. For information, call Matthew Peterson at (225) 405-8901 or Adam Peters at (225) 2445960.
Soccer registration open Deadline for 2026 fall soccer is Sept. 15. The program is for ages 3-12, and the fee is $75. Register online at www.wfprec. com. SEEKING REFEREES: Applicants must be at least 16 years old, athletic and knowledgeable about soccer, basketball, baseball and softball. Training is offered. Training and games are paid. If interested, message mpatten@wfparish.org or call (225) 784-8447.
Art exhibit set Arts for All is holding Fall Into Art exhibition Sept. 3-30 at the West Feliciana Library, 5114 Burnett Road, St. Francisville. An opening reception will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sept. 3.
Yard sale trail set for Oct. 2-3 Tunica Hills Yard Sale Trail, a multifamily progressive yard sale, will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 2-3. Households that want to sign up and be on the map should visit https://www.facebook.com/ groups/832172577337930/ by Sept. 18.
Animal shelter seeks helpers The West Feliciana Animal Human Shelter seeks volunteers 18 and older to help in the cat house during Tuesday (high priority), Wednesday, and Thursday (high priority) morning shifts from 9 a.m. to noon or 12:30 p.m. The group is trying to train enough volunteers to add flexibility to the schedule and for emergencies. Duties include feeding and watering cats, washing bowls, sweeping, mopping, cleaning litter boxes and giving love. After the cat slots are filled, the group will look for volunteers for the dogs. Interested people can call the shelter at (225) 635-5801 and leave a contact number. Email Leila Pitchford at lpitchford@theadvocate.com.
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West Feliciana quarterback Brooks Herbert rolls out and tries to avoid the pressure from East Feliciana defender Matthew King during their jamboree clash.
Feliciana teams prepare for season Contributing writer
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Albert Eubanks rushed for 180 yards and three touchdowns on eight carries and caught one pass for 55 yards and his fourth touchdown to lead Slaughter to a 28-21 jamboree victory over St. John of Plaquemine Thursday at Baker. “(Eubanks) proved he was the player on the field,” Slaughter coach Patrick Clarkston said.
The Knights made a gamesaving defensive stand with just more than a minute to play to secure the win, forcing a turnover on downs. Keller led Slaughter’s defense with 11 tackles. The Knights host Baker and its
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spread offense Thursday, posing a challenge to Slaughter’s defense. “Our defense will make necessary adjustments and be ready,” Clarkson said.
Silliman Institute The home-standing Wildcats dropped a 24-14 decision to Brookhaven Academy this Friday in their season opener. Brookhaven is 2-0.
Feliciana schools clash The East Feliciana Tigers beat West Feliciana 38-26 in the Feliciana Jamboree. The Tigers start the regular season at 7 p.m. Friday against Lake Charles College Prep. West Feliciana takes on Scotlandville at 7 p.m. Friday at home. Email Richard Meek at livingston@theadvocate.com
Basel’s Market in St. Francisville gets visit from N.O. designers BY JOY HOLDEN Staff writer
The designers of Tyler + Tate, an antiques and home decor store in New Orleans, paid a visit to the new Basel’s Market in St. Francisville for its grand opening. They posted a walk-through video on TikTok and Instagram with their impressions. PROVIDED PHOTO Basel’s Market, owned by Kalyn AnOwner Kalyn Anderson outside the new Basel’s Market on derson, opened its new location on July Ferdinand Street in St. Francisville. 31. The new market is in a historical
home that Anderson and her husband renovated on 11892 Ferdinand St. The 100-year-old building was originally a Sears & Roebuck kit house. Restoring it came with many regulations and requirements. “This house was like another newborn child,” Anderson, a mom of three, said. “Redoing this house was a labor of love.” The market was formerly a food truck
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Audubon Historic Site chosen for 2027 state parks calendar Community news report Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and the Louisiana Office of State Parks announced the winners of the 2027 Promotional Calendar Photo Contest, celebrating the landscapes, wildlife, outdoor adventures, and historic treasures found throughout Louisiana’s state parks and historic sites.
A photo of Audubon Historic Site by Jason Saucier will be the March photo. Photographers from across Louisiana submitted hundreds of images capturing the beauty and character of Louisiana’s state parks and historic sites. “I’ve always said there’s no better way to see Louisiana than getting out and exploring it, and these photos prove it. We’ve got in-
credible parks, beautiful wildlife, amazing sunsets and some of the most unique places you’ll find anywhere. We want to congratulate all our winners and thank everyone who took the time to share their photos. We hope this calendar inspires folks to visit a park they’ve never been to and make some memories of their own,” said Nungesser. The grand-prize winner will receive a
$1,000 Louisiana State Parks gift card, and the winning photograph will be featured on the cover of the 2027 calendar. Each monthly winner will receive a $250 Louisiana State Parks gift card, with their photograph featured in the calendar. The 2027 Louisiana State Parks Promotional Calendar will be available later this year, while supplies last.
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Grant Tate of Tyler + Tate posted a Tik Tok of his visit to the new location of Basel’s Market in St. Francisville.
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Continued from page 1G and a small cafe in Baton Rouge on Highland Road. They moved to St. Francisville in 2024 on 5951 Commerce St. Since she opened the new market, Anderson said it’s been truly “like a revolving door” with people coming in “all day every day.” “We are blessed,” Anderson said. “It has been unbelievable.” The new Basel’s Market is located right near other shops and restaurants in St. Francisville’s charming shopping district. PHOTO BY MELINDA RAWLS HOWELL
Explaining details about the new Pennington Generation- Geaux Healthy research study about childhood obesity is Layne Langley from the LSU Ag Center.
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SLU names 1,192 to honors list Southeastern Louisiana University has named 1,192 students to its honors list for the summer 2026 semester. The honors list is divided into four academic levels. To be named to the president’s list, students must have earned a 3.50 or better grade-point average. Students on the dean’s list have earned a 3.20 to 3.49 grade-point average, and honor roll students have
earned a 3.00 to 3.19 grade- clude: point average. Honors list students must be full-time East Feliciana Parish undergraduates carrying Clinton: President’s list, at least 12 credit hours and Claire Lawton, Emma White have no grade below a “C.” Jackson: President’s list, The provost’s list, a new Christi Barnes category, was recently addSlaughter: President’s list, ed. Students on the provost’s Raelyn McGrew Honor’s list, Jonathan list are enrolled in 6-11 credit hours and achieved a se- Johnson mester grade-point average of 3.50 or higher, with no West Feliciana Parish grade below “B.” St. Francisville: PresiStudents from the region dent’s list, Gabriel Lang, THE ST. FRANCISVILLE named to the honor’s list in- Brooke Moran
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Anderson met Ryan Tyler Dunagan and Grant Tate, the owners and designers of Tyler + Tate at 4537 Magazine St., through Email Joy Holden at joy.holden@ Basel’s Market. The two designers have be- theadvocate.com.
was a special cool treat — a recipe called Magical Fruit Salad — and was served to attendees and interested library staff. More information about these topics and others are available at www.lusagcenter.com. Local staff members are also available to visit various sites, groups and organizations in the Felicianas to share their varied and useful information. The offices in East and West Feliciana parishes may also be reached at (225) 6353614 in St. Francisville and (225) 683-3101 in Clinton.
as the need for securing/ storing outdoor furniture Continued from page 1G that could become airborne during a storm. She also covered a depresentation as she asked tailed list of what to have the audience if they could in your pantry when anticiname the beginning and pating a storm. She gave ending date for the official out detailed lists for plans season. The “disaster in- regarding hurricane food formation resources” that preparation and how to she covered included top- avoid spoiled food. ics such as Preparing Your Evacuation “Grab and Go” Fruit salad/food demo Box in the case of evacuaAt the conclusion of the tion. Other miscellaneous oral presentation, a food precautions were discussed demonstration by Langley, as part of her talk to “plan, with the help of an audience prepare and protect” such member, was prepared. It
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come regulars at Basel’s in St. Francisville, and Anderson said they’ve become friends. In the TikTok video, Tate leads the tour and explains his favorite parts of the new market. Tate said that the Andersons did a fantastic job on the renovation of the house, noting that it looks nothing like it did previously. The market has fresh flowers, Calvin’s chicken salad, Kalyn’s pimento cheese and a menu of sandwiches. “When you’re in there, you don’t want to leave. It is beautiful around every corner,” Tate said in the video. He called Basel’s Market a “must visit” in St. Francisville. Anderson is planning a reciprocal visit to the Tyler + Tate store in New Orleans. Basel’s Market is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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bon Regional Library. She said the local extension offices in St. Francisville and Giving out information Clinton have lots of resources. about a new Pennington study, Langley urged those present lists/informational handouts to “use us … we are a one-stop about hurricane preparedness shop” and that you can “call us and about coping with condi- for help in a variety” of areas. tions of a storm were several of the topics covered at the Pennington Generation — recent presentation by the Geaux Healthy LSU Ag Center at the Clinton library. Her presentation also inLayne Langley, area nutri- cluded information on a new PHOTO BY MELINDA RAWLS HOWELL tion and community health study on childhood obesity in Adarin Henyard, left, of Clinton, assists Layne Langley, agent for both East and West Louisiana called Pennington area nutritionist and community health agent from the Feliciana parishes, spoke at Generation saying the goal the Clinton Branch of Audu- is to “keep kids healthy.” The LSU Ag center, in a food demostration at the library. Contributing writer
Geaux Healthy Pennington Biomedical research study will track children’s growth and the health of Louisiana families over time, she said. Participants who are eligible may earn between $30 and $50 per visit. Louisiana children under 18 years of age may qualify for the study along with Louisiana residents between 18 and 25 years old. Other residents who may qualify are pregnant women and their partners, parents and immediate family members of someone who is already in the study and
women who are trying to get pregnant and their partners. Langley encouraged those in the audience to spread the word about the study and to encourage participation. For more information or questions, contact PenningtonGeneration@pbrc.edu.
Preparing for and coping with a hurricane Langley referred to the very active 2024 hurricane season in the second part of her
ä See PROGRAM, page 2G
FELICIANA SPORTS
Leila Pitchford AROUND THE FELICIANAS
Fly or drive in East Feliciana The first Wings & Wheels Flyin/Cruise-In will be Nov. 7 at Feliciana Airpark. Cars will depart from the East Feliciana Parish Courthouse at 11 a.m. and travel to the airpark outside of Jackson. For information, call Matthew Peterson at (225) 405-8901 or Adam Peters at (225) 2445960.
Soccer registration open Deadline for 2026 fall soccer is Sept. 15. The program is for ages 3-12, and the fee is $75. Register online at www.wfprec. com. SEEKING REFEREES: Applicants must be at least 16 years old, athletic and knowledgeable about soccer, basketball, baseball and softball. Training is offered. Training and games are paid. If interested, message mpatten@wfparish.org or call (225) 784-8447.
Art exhibit set Arts for All is holding Fall Into Art exhibition Sept. 3-30 at the West Feliciana Library, 5114 Burnett Road, St. Francisville. An opening reception will be from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sept. 3.
Yard sale trail set for Oct. 2-3 Tunica Hills Yard Sale Trail, a multifamily progressive yard sale, will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 2-3. Households that want to sign up and be on the map should visit https://www.facebook.com/ groups/832172577337930/ by Sept. 18.
Animal shelter seeks helpers The West Feliciana Animal Human Shelter seeks volunteers 18 and older to help in the cat house during Tuesday (high priority), Wednesday, and Thursday (high priority) morning shifts from 9 a.m. to noon or 12:30 p.m. The group is trying to train enough volunteers to add flexibility to the schedule and for emergencies. Duties include feeding and watering cats, washing bowls, sweeping, mopping, cleaning litter boxes and giving love. After the cat slots are filled, the group will look for volunteers for the dogs. Interested people can call the shelter at (225) 635-5801 and leave a contact number. Email Leila Pitchford at lpitchford@theadvocate.com.
PHOTOS BY DAVID THOMAS JR.
West Feliciana quarterback Brooks Herbert rolls out and tries to avoid the pressure from East Feliciana defender Matthew King during their jamboree clash.
Feliciana teams prepare for season Contributing writer
ä More photos from the jamboree. PAGE 3G
Albert Eubanks rushed for 180 yards and three touchdowns on eight carries and caught one pass for 55 yards and his fourth touchdown to lead Slaughter to a 28-21 jamboree victory over St. John of Plaquemine Thursday at Baker. “(Eubanks) proved he was the player on the field,” Slaughter coach Patrick Clarkston said.
The Knights made a gamesaving defensive stand with just more than a minute to play to secure the win, forcing a turnover on downs. Keller led Slaughter’s defense with 11 tackles. The Knights host Baker and its
BY RICHARD MEEK
spread offense Thursday, posing a challenge to Slaughter’s defense. “Our defense will make necessary adjustments and be ready,” Clarkson said.
Silliman Institute The home-standing Wildcats dropped a 24-14 decision to Brookhaven Academy this Friday in their season opener. Brookhaven is 2-0.
Feliciana schools clash The East Feliciana Tigers beat West Feliciana 38-26 in the Feliciana Jamboree. The Tigers start the regular season at 7 p.m. Friday against Lake Charles College Prep. West Feliciana takes on Scotlandville at 7 p.m. Friday at home. Email Richard Meek at livingston@theadvocate.com
Basel’s Market in St. Francisville gets visit from N.O. designers BY JOY HOLDEN Staff writer
The designers of Tyler + Tate, an antiques and home decor store in New Orleans, paid a visit to the new Basel’s Market in St. Francisville for its grand opening. They posted a walk-through video on TikTok and Instagram with their impressions. PROVIDED PHOTO Basel’s Market, owned by Kalyn AnOwner Kalyn Anderson outside the new Basel’s Market on derson, opened its new location on July Ferdinand Street in St. Francisville. 31. The new market is in a historical
home that Anderson and her husband renovated on 11892 Ferdinand St. The 100-year-old building was originally a Sears & Roebuck kit house. Restoring it came with many regulations and requirements. “This house was like another newborn child,” Anderson, a mom of three, said. “Redoing this house was a labor of love.” The market was formerly a food truck
ä See MARKET, page 2G
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Audubon Historic Site chosen for 2027 state parks calendar Community news report Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser and the Louisiana Office of State Parks announced the winners of the 2027 Promotional Calendar Photo Contest, celebrating the landscapes, wildlife, outdoor adventures, and historic treasures found throughout Louisiana’s state parks and historic sites.
A photo of Audubon Historic Site by Jason Saucier will be the March photo. Photographers from across Louisiana submitted hundreds of images capturing the beauty and character of Louisiana’s state parks and historic sites. “I’ve always said there’s no better way to see Louisiana than getting out and exploring it, and these photos prove it. We’ve got in-
credible parks, beautiful wildlife, amazing sunsets and some of the most unique places you’ll find anywhere. We want to congratulate all our winners and thank everyone who took the time to share their photos. We hope this calendar inspires folks to visit a park they’ve never been to and make some memories of their own,” said Nungesser. The grand-prize winner will receive a
$1,000 Louisiana State Parks gift card, and the winning photograph will be featured on the cover of the 2027 calendar. Each monthly winner will receive a $250 Louisiana State Parks gift card, with their photograph featured in the calendar. The 2027 Louisiana State Parks Promotional Calendar will be available later this year, while supplies last.
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Grant Tate of Tyler + Tate posted a Tik Tok of his visit to the new location of Basel’s Market in St. Francisville.
MARKET
Continued from page 1G and a small cafe in Baton Rouge on Highland Road. They moved to St. Francisville in 2024 on 5951 Commerce St. Since she opened the new market, Anderson said it’s been truly “like a revolving door” with people coming in “all day every day.” “We are blessed,” Anderson said. “It has been unbelievable.” The new Basel’s Market is located right near other shops and restaurants in St. Francisville’s charming shopping district. PHOTO BY MELINDA RAWLS HOWELL
Explaining details about the new Pennington Generation- Geaux Healthy research study about childhood obesity is Layne Langley from the LSU Ag Center.
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SLU names 1,192 to honors list Southeastern Louisiana University has named 1,192 students to its honors list for the summer 2026 semester. The honors list is divided into four academic levels. To be named to the president’s list, students must have earned a 3.50 or better grade-point average. Students on the dean’s list have earned a 3.20 to 3.49 grade-point average, and honor roll students have
earned a 3.00 to 3.19 gradepoint average. Honors list students must be full-time undergraduates carrying at least 12 credit hours and have no grade below a “C.” The provost’s list, a new category, was recently added. Students on the provost’s list are enrolled in 6-11 credit hours and achieved a semester grade-point average of 3.50 or higher, with no grade below “B.” Students from the region named to the honor’s list in-
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East Feliciana Parish Clinton: President’s list, Claire Lawton, Emma White Jackson: President’s list, Christi Barnes Slaughter: President’s list, Raelyn McGrew Honor’s list, Jonathan Johnson St. Francisville: President’s list, Gabriel Lang, Brooke Moran
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Anderson met Ryan Tyler Dunagan and Grant Tate, the owners and designers of Tyler + Tate at 4537 Magazine St., through Email Joy Holden at joy.holden@ Basel’s Market. The two designers have be- theadvocate.com.
was a special cool treat — a recipe called Magical Fruit Salad — and was served to attendees and interested library staff. More information about these topics and others are available at www.lusagcenter.com. Local staff members are also available to visit various sites, groups and organizations in the Felicianas to share their varied and useful information. The offices in East and West Feliciana parishes may also be reached at (225) 6353614 in St. Francisville and (225) 683-3101 in Clinton.
as the need for securing/ storing outdoor furniture Continued from page 1G that could become airborne during a storm. She also covered a depresentation as she asked tailed list of what to have the audience if they could in your pantry when anticiname the beginning and pating a storm. She gave ending date for the official out detailed lists for plans season. The “disaster in- regarding hurricane food formation resources” that preparation and how to she covered included top- avoid spoiled food. ics such as Preparing Your Evacuation “Grab and Go” Fruit salad/food demo Box in the case of evacuaAt the conclusion of the tion. Other miscellaneous oral presentation, a food precautions were discussed demonstration by Langley, as part of her talk to “plan, with the help of an audience prepare and protect” such member, was prepared. It
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From customer regulars to new friends
come regulars at Basel’s in St. Francisville, and Anderson said they’ve become friends. In the TikTok video, Tate leads the tour and explains his favorite parts of the new market. Tate said that the Andersons did a fantastic job on the renovation of the house, noting that it looks nothing like it did previously. The market has fresh flowers, Calvin’s chicken salad, Kalyn’s pimento cheese and a menu of sandwiches. “When you’re in there, you don’t want to leave. It is beautiful around every corner,” Tate said in the video. He called Basel’s Market a “must visit” in St. Francisville. Anderson is planning a reciprocal visit to the Tyler + Tate store in New Orleans. Basel’s Market is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
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East Feliciana Tigers senior quarterback Markus Cannon Jr. stands in the pocket under pressure from a West Feliciana lineman and delivers a touchdown winning pass and the Tiger were victorious over the Saints 38-26 in jamboree action.
PHOTO BY DAVID THOMAS JR.
East Feliciana Tigers senior dual threat Ryan ‘Bug’ Moore takes the first kickoff from the Saints for a Tiger touchdown.
West Feliciana quarterback Brooks Herbert’s hands the ball off to his running back who turns up field for a big gain against the Tigers.
East Feliciana Tigers senior quarterback Markus Cannon Jr. tucks the ball and heads up field thanks to a large opening created by his offensive line. East Feliciana Tigers place kicker Aiden Johnson prepares for kick off to start of the West Feliciana Jamboree.
West Feliciana Saints running back Uriah Robillard turns up field against the East Feliciana Tigers defense and tries to avoid the East Feliciana Tigers senior linebacker Alanthony Gibbs gets the call from the sidelines pursuit of linebacker Black Branch. The Tigers prevailed in the and he provides leadership to the Tiger defense. Battle of the Felicianas.
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Justice of the peace Community news report James H. “Jim” Groody Jr. is running for reelection to justice of the peace for West Feliciana Parish, pledging to continue making decisions based on facts and the law. Groody, who has served in the office for six years, graduated from Broadmoor High School in 1974 and served in the U.S. Army as a military police officer from 1974 to 1977. In 1979, he moved back to Louisiana, working for Gonzales Police Department, where he served as uniform patrol officer for three years and 19 years in the detective decision, retiring as a detective sergeant. He moved to West Feliciana Parish in 2003, the ancestral home of his wife, Donna Ristroph, and began working for the West Feliciana Parish Sheriff’s Office, where he worked in training, purchasing, supply and crisis response. Groody joined the West Feliciana Parish Coroner’s Office in 2007 as a death investigator and was promoted to chief investigator a year late. He was promoted to chief assistant corner in 2012. He retired from the Sheriff’s Office in 2020 and was sworn in as justice of the peace n 2020. He is a member of Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church, past commanders of American Legion Post 164, board member of the Louisiana Veterans Foundation, lifetime member of the Vietnam Veterans Association, member of the Louisiana justice of the peace and constables’ association and member of the Louisiana State Coroner’s Association. Groody served as an instructor at the LSU law enforcement academies, Baton Rouge Police Academy and Capital Area Behavioral Health.
EAST AND WEST FELICIANA COUNCIL ON AGING The schedules for West and East Feliciana Council on Aging facilities are as follows:
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n 12292 Jackson Road, St. Francis-
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10 a.m. FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY: Line dance FOURTH MONDAY: Religious service TUESDAYS: Nutrition education WEDNESDAYS: Exercise/yoga THURSDAYS: Bible study FRIDAYS: Bingo/movie/excursion n All people 60 and older in West Feliciana Parish are invited to join. n For transportation to the center or questions, call (225) 635-6719.
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n 11102 Bank St., Clinton n 3699 La. 10, Jackson
Wednesday, Sept. 2
SEWING/QUILTING CLASS: 10 a.m. DEVOTIONAL, 11:15 LUNCH: 11:30 ART CLASS: noon
Thursday, Sept. 3
BINGO: 10:30 a.m. LUNCH: 11:30 a.m.
Friday, Sept. 4
LINE DANCING: 9 a.m. EXERCISE CLASS: 10:45 a.m. LUNCH: 11:30 a.m.
Monday, Sept. 7
CLOSED FOR LABOR DAY
Tuesday, Sept. 8
BINGO: 10:30 a.m. LUNCH: 11:30 a.m.
Transportation
Transportation is provided to East Feliciana Parish residents of any age for appointments in East Feliciana, West Feliciana and East Baton Rouge parishes Monday through Friday. Call (225) 683-9862 to schedule a transportation appointment.
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Evelyn French squeezes a milk-filled glove held by William Covington, left, and Chynna King, right, to get the feel of what it would be like to milk a cow.
Summer AgCenter programs include intern-led activities Community news report This summer, 21 college students participated in internships with LSU AgCenter staff across Louisiana. Layne Langley, area nutrition and community health agent for West Feliciana and East Feliciana parishes, mentored LSU-Alexandria psychology major William Covington during a 10-week summer internship, providing him with learning opportunities, jobshadowing experiences and handson professional development. Throughout his internship, Covington gained a greater understanding of LSU AgCenter programs and services while strengthening his communication, teamwork and leadership skills. He assisted with educational programs focused on nutrition and health for both youth and adult audiences. As part of his internship experience, Covington developed and presented a youth education program focused on poultry. He is a West Feliciana 4-H alumnus who exhibited poultry projects. His program included an interactive activity, a kid-friendly recipe and a parent resource. The highlight was introducing youth participants to his live chicken. Covington presented the program at the West Feliciana Parks and Recreation Summer Camp and William Covington assists campers make their trail mix at the West the Clinton Branch Library. Also, Feliciana Parks & Recreation Camp. he assisted Langley with nutrition and health programs conducted Through these programs, youth at local councils on aging and the learned where food comes from Clinton Branch Library. and how to use MyPlate to make Because Langley also serves healthy food choices. Participants East Feliciana Parish, she provididentified the five MyPlate food groups, named foods within each ed opportunities for East Feliciana category, and learned how foods intern Chynna King to shadow her travel from farm to plate. during both youth and adult educaAt the West Feliciana Parks and tional programs. Recreation Summer Camp, parKing, a Southern University student majoring in animal sciticipants enjoyed a MyPlate Relay activity in which teams worked toence, developed a youth program focused on cattle. She delivered gether to place plastic food models the program at the West Feliciana into the correct food group buckParks and Recreation Summer ets. The program concluded with Camp and the Clinton Branch Liyouth preparing a nutritious trail mix snack. brary. Her presentation included Luiza Jordan tries a low-fat yogurt For information about nutrition an interactive game, educational smoothie in a bag she made and health programs available in resource materials and a snack during one of the programs. West and East Feliciana parishes, recipe for participants. In addition to the intern-led both the West Feliciana Parks and contact Langley at (225) 635-3614 programs, Langley conducted Recreation Summer Camp and the or by email at lalangley@agcenter. lsu.edu. nutrition education programs at Clinton Branch Library.
Autumn Edwards pets William Covington’s chicken, Puddles.
Olivia Behrnes tries a low fat yogurt smoothie in a bag.
William Covington and Chynna King introduce themselves at the Clinton Branch Library Program.
East Feliciana Parish approved for assistance for Tropical Storm Arthur caused by Tropical Storm Arthur between June 17-24 eligible for poEast Feliciana Parish has been tential federal assistance. This assistance is in addition to approved for FEMA Public Assistance for the major presidential the individual assistance previdisaster declaration for Tropical ously approved for Avoyelles, LaStorm Arthur, joining the parishes fourche, Pointe Coupee, St. Landry, of Avoyelles, Pointe Coupee, St. St. Tammany and Terrebonne parCharles, St. Landry and Winn. ishes. While individual assistance The incident period covered by provides recovery support for elithe declaration includes damage gible households, public assistance Community news report
allows state and local governments and some nonprofit organizations to seek funds to help them recover. The parishes designated for public assistance can recover eligible costs for emergency work, including debris removal and emergency protective measures. They are also eligible for permanent work that includes projects to permanently restore community infrastructure
after the June storms. The public assistance program is FEMA’s largest grant program, providing money to help communities pay for emergency work to save lives and protect property, debris removal, and repairs to roads, bridges, water control facilities, public buildings, public utilities, parks and recreational facilities. The program reimburses eligi-
ble costs to local and state government agencies, and certain private nonprofits, including houses of worship, hospitals and academic institutions. Federal funding is typically available on a cost-sharing basis, with FEMA reimbursing Louisiana applicants 75% of eligible costs. The applicant is responsible for the nonfederal share, or up to 25%.
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BATH & SHOWER UPDATES in as little agreed to enter into Ex‐ Administrative CHUSTZ, KEITH ALLAN tant’s report, and In Alder Mayor and theAffordable Board of prices Craig Sims, Schedule Elizabeth a ecFAST, youth - No programs that Information Plus Limited Time Up To $600 Gift‐ Administrative tered voter of East Feliciana Parish. Ap‐ FREE as ONE DAY! utive Ses sion vehicle for Chemists the COLLINS, KENNY LEE man Young seconded the Aldermen met in regular PUBLIC NO TICE Stafford, Charles Thomp‐ would help Cards. prevent Call Today! 1-855-654-8207 pli cations may be obtained from the pur pose of stratetax gic pickup and receive a top payments for 18 months! Lifetime COX, LILA BAUDOUIN PUB NO TICE motion. 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Operate/maintain HAYES, MARCUS The maintenance crew ment in a this posi DECLA RATION do not file your re‐ for theMary project. and happy Scope of SerItems vices, Privateyou Lessons Bird Perkins Cancer More than 1.5OF million sition-vacancy-announceedge &tion skills $112,333 in landscap$62.91 variety YOUR of handcould & power JR,Decobea DOUGLAS LIP‐ has been cutting grass I.Hiring! MAYOR’S COMMENT not run,ing; in the up‐ & Al ELECTION RE SULTS on time, you may dermanlanMatthews secNow ‐ vised Admin istrative PEST CONTROL: PROTECT Center, customers. Call Audien Re 1-866-678ments or HAYS contact English Spanish Schoolssponse & Classes SCOMB and working on erosion Mayor Kemp announced coming election and At‐ lose the case by default, onded the motion. Alder‐ Policy 16.01 Nondis crimfrom i‐ including tracHOME pests equipment safely and 8713. Butler at decobea_butler@ ap- www.marybird.org HEBERT, SAMANTHA Career and issues. Mayor Bellue said that Representative Roy torney skid Arnold guage stated fluency.Qualified that Be it known and declared your wages, money, nation and Patient man Beauchamp op‐ PUB LIC NO TICE tors, spray equipment, Training affordably. Roaches, Bed Bugs, the only per (225) 771should send re- passed. plicants READER HERBERT SR, LI ONEL that there’s a section of Adams awardedsuagcenter.com. the son that that the governing au‐ and property may be Rights, Revised AdminisALERT ‐ posed. Motion --proper steers. Spiders and Monitor other that 6802. DENTAL INSURANCE HERROD, RHONDA HARRI‐ ap‐ Morning Glory that needs Town three line-item could be prosume hibitedto isLarry Simpson, thority of the Parish from of Physicians taken without further trative Pol icy Rodent, 16.19 ‐ ad for the When placingPaTermite, an equipment & personal North Oaks Health System Career pests. ownedMEDICAL and Ben Morris. General Manager SON propriations. The Police to be ditched and Mutual Insurance Company. email: East Feliciana, State of warn ing from the court. tient Safetyreturn Pro gram, Re‐ Locally Al der man Be trece moved of your lostLANE item,REGIONAL safety or measures areman fol-Betrece Hammond, HILL, ROBIN R & DepartLA ment reDirector ceived cleaned out. The broken moved affordable. for service an Alder Louisiana (the There are other legal re‐ vised Admin istra tive Polwire ‐ Call that, in the event of an larrys.greenup@yahoo.com Coverage for "Parish"), 400 plus procedures. Training CEN TER please do not money of Planning lowed. Inspect/maintain (985) $50,000, 230-5715 and the Main HOOGE, DOUGLAS S te‐ asphalt needs to be to accept the July 14, did meet in insurance open and - NOT quirements. You may icy just 1.21 aEn ronmental administration change, SPE CIAL MEET ING OF THE inspection today! 1-877-728-0264 Real dental or vi exchange money until Transportation (Baton equipment. HOOGE, PAMELA MAE nance Department re‐ cleaned out and lime‐ 2026, daily minutes with the pub lic session exam ‐ want to call an attorney Tours, Call andyou ReHave visedthe Aditem ‐ code the new Mayor shall con‐ BOARD COM MISready SIONSchedule ‐ zip of OF property discount plan.to Do not wait! have in your Rouge, ResponCASEY to di-WADE crew Must be HOWARD, ceived appropriations of LA): stone needs to be added. nec essary corServiceMaster rections ine the Get official your certified right away. If you do not tinue to have authority minis trative Pol icy ERS MEETING MINtime-sheets. UTES when calling! now! FREE19.03.01 Dental Home Care isand Now$20,000 possession. rect local & regional HOW ELL, transBARBARA $25,000 of Ald. Jett wants to have onded derman Cleaning tab ulations of votes cast able to stand forsec long hrs, by Al know an attorney, you under the resoluState tion. Al ‐ Sentinel Events. Friday, July 31, 2026 Action Information Kit with all the details! Hiring! PT Weekend portation planning VALEN TINE initiaR.S.&26:271 of Act 461, he bot.cold Motion passed. at the special election want man Matthews secFT, ‐ work in both Tal hot/ Amay Better Lifeto call an at‐ an engineer come up and Full-time &der Part-time Services 1-855-268-0108 shiftsMo are in three-line BatHURST, FRED noted the ap‐Oversee survey the issue to fix held in the Parish on Sat‐ torney referral service. If onded the motion. ‐ available COMMITTEE REHome PORTS: tives. theJOHN developThe Chairman the to lift up to temps,of able JANITORIAL POSITIONS Starts at afford an at‐ this permanently. Mayor DIRECTV- AllBoard yourof entertainment. JACK SON, CALVIN propri ations and ment whatof all www.dental50plus.com/morning PUB LIC COM MENTS on Rouge and Prairieville ur day, May 16, 2026, and you cannot tion passed. Com mission ers federally req’d L 40lbs. Must have 12 Tickets to JACKSON,performGERALDINE each was purchased for. Bellue also said that an No comments Nothing roof! of Sign up ofRe for‐landscape did examine and canvass torTechnical ney, you may be eligi‐ Joint Conference: On on a your #6258 areas. Call 225-927-9109 (“Board”) Lane in B.R. - 225-753-0606 transportation ITI months laJACKSON, CoordMARLON alleyway on Oak St. Mayor Kemp also the returns of the said ble for free legal services E. DISCUSSION OF ORDI‐ motion by Directv Dar nell gional Medical Cen ter and get your first experience. three Buy or Sell ancere‐ measures. borer edu-DAVIS, JUANITA DAMETRIUS needs to be cleaned up ported that the Town re‐ A. No DAWN College elec tion, there having from a nonprofit legal NANCE FOR “JAKE BRAK‐ Waites, second by Debby of called cial Meet ing months Max,a Spe Paramount+, Home Improvement w/project teams the stratSt. Joseph Hospice, LLC cation requirement. ProfiJELKS, CLARA ADELYNN and she’s going to get ceived two public PARKS, AND JIM MOSSbeen sub mitStairlifts. ted at said services program. You ING” Brian, the Board unani‐ of the Board on Friand day, Showtime, Starz, MGM+ Safetion Step Enjoy greater egiesof to JENK update longALLEN & Visit Websitere At in heavy INS, JEFF prices for this. Mike quests, both HOME RULE CHARTER elec the following can40 lo cate ofthese non‐ Alderman Betrece in tro‐Ourrecords mously approved the 04Industrial July 31, Choice 2026,cient at 10:00 a.m. equipment, Over years Cinemax package independence and stay in 27-2026 the home planning KIMBLEprodALLEN JETT, Tumey said that Thomp‐ which have beenshort-range com‐ EAST FELICIANA FUTURE skills including propo sition, to wit: profit training groups at the Cali‐ duced and read www.StJosephHospice.com the ordi‐ Joint Con ferenceincluded. in the 3rd operating floor confer ‐ Tech. Skills career $84.99/mo. Some restrictions apply. you love. Feel safe on every level. uctsHe& other MPOFAITH docs.CECILIA JOHNSON, son Creek Road needs pleted and answered. NOW fornia legal Services ing MinALERT ‐ nance on Jake Braking. Committee MeetREADER ence room of Lane Med ‐ equipment, tractors, spray in Baton Rouge Call DIRECTV ical 1-866-734-0452 JOHNSON, JUDITH noted that respondMng ing to more patching. $750 off PROPO plus FREE installation. Ms. Davis & monitor grant pro- PRATT LI BRARY SITION Website (www.lawhelp utes. Made Plaza loskid catedsteers at 6550 w/ various at- stated that price Street, Call Now! JONES, HENRY & such requests is grams, time- grant 4. Clerk’s Report – Jennie Juanita Parks, and WOMAN’S (MILL AGE TENSION cali forn ia.org), the Cali‐ Alderman Betrece moved HOSPITAL in the U.S.A.EX Call today for a free Selling tickets at aMain Zachary, reporting, tachments; othershe, construcKARNO, NICHOLAS RUBEN 1-866-313-1827 consuming and sub ject Jelks attended the LMA Jim Moss began re‐ AND REDED ICATION) fornia Courts Online SelfFinance Comover mit tee: On a value to proceed with Visit the Jake theNetwork: face of DISHtion Louisiana. us online Dish Get Satellite TV as AUTOMATION PERSONNEL quote. 1-866-915-2470. grant subcontractors. equipment needed; KELLER, to required response Convention in Monroe ing a Home Rule Help Center (www. motion by Debby Brian, BrakBlvd ing Ordinance, and www.womans.org + Internet! Free in Install, Free HD-DVRin search 11445 Coursey Reqs: Mstr’s deg WILNETHIA in Urban N the ticket is illegal operating KELLY, TERI LEE deadlines. and learned that we now Char ter after read225-296-0605 ing Shall the Parish of East courtinfo.ca.gov/ sec ond by Upgrade, Myiesha80,000 Alderman Talbot sec‐ CALL TO Experience ORDER: The On-Demand Movies, w/concentration BATH & SHOWER in as little LA. Please bei‐ cautious this called machinery. Possible KEMP, DUSTIN JAMES Alderman Betrece Planning moved have to do more training. about a regional master Fe liciana, StateUPDATES of selfhelp), or by contact‐ Beard, the Board unan onded the motion. Mo‐ meet ing was to Plus Limited Time Up To $600 In Gift in Transportation or Public as ONE DAY! Affordable prices No daily/weekly 7:30AMKENNEDY, JOHN PRESTON to accept the mayor’s 5. Police Fine Ordinance – plan by West Feliciana Louisiana (the "Parish"), ing your local court or mously approved 04tion passed. about the what you pay & at 10:07 order a.m. by hrs: Cards. Call Today! 1-855-654-8207 Admin & 4 yrs of exp inF a payments for 18 Lifetime Interested in learning KIRBY, CHERYL com ments, and Al der ‐ There was a public hear‐ Parish Pres i dent Kenny 4PM. 40+(plus) to include be authorized to months! con‐ county bar as so ci a tion. 27-2026 Finance Com mit ‐ Thomas Scott, Board Gasaway, Gasaway how you pay. Some similar obtained KLEINPETER, CRYSTAL Thow to man Clerical Young seconded the capacity ing held at 6:30 p.m. for warranty & a professional Havard. They met with tinue to levy special court has a NOTE: The teeinstalls. Meeting Minutes. On Mayor Kemp asked what Office operate heavy Chair. Seven out break, of the M-F. lunch Possible Bankston nowshould advertisers be Board weekend/holiday KLEINPETER, PlanELIZABETH equipment? motion. Motion passed. the Police Fine Ordi‐ Mr. Havard receivedArchitects w/in a Metropolitan tax of 2.50 mills ap proved statutory lien for waived be in‐ aDiscounts motion by Debby Brian,may fee amount Senior & Military eight Commission‐ work. and seeking a Licensed Mayor Kemp stated that, nance. A motion was infor mation Major at an elecCall: tion 1-877-496-0371. held on feesEngineers and costs on any cluded Archiin the ordinance, second by from Myiesha ers were pre sent there‐ but ning Org. ANN Mail resume to Operating out of town. available. Local (OT possible, not re- from tect. Pointe Auto-CAD & Revit LACapital COUR, MICHAEL after Ben Morris sub ‐ made by Ald. Sellers and Thibault October 14, 2017 (the settlement or arProbitration and Chief Davis proposed Beard, the Board unani‐ fore the quoquired rum require ‐ HRmit Mgr, Region PAUL 406 Apprenticeship or guaranteed. If ofexp.She req’d. Salary DOE. LAFONT, PAMELA H was seconded by Ald. ted hisNEEDED resignationPlanning at the Coupee Parish. ex‐ "Tax") on all prop erty award of $10,000 apor more a $500 fine. mously approved the Fi‐ ment was met. RECEPTIONIST Commission, PROFESSIONAL LAWN SERVICE: gram is now accepting overtime is worked, wage LAMENDOLA, ABRIANA Poole. Alderman Jett vious meet the plained that a Benefits Home Rule incl. Email resume subject to taxation in the in a civil case. The Alderman Betrece movedfor apre nancial Statements for Looking part time per- ing, 14734 Ferry Rd., plications for its upcoming Fertilization, control,month seeding, isMIS paid at a rate of time DANIELLE voted no. This motion Town followed the re‐S Harrell’s Char terand couldtonya@ggbarchitects.com. be an op‐ Parish (an weed estimated Court’s lien must be paid to set the fine at $500, ended April 30, BOARD COM SION ERS son workquired the front desk to Ste B, Baton Rouge AN LA THONY J class. before the court will dis‐ aeration and mosquito Calla motion by a half per hour worked LANATA, passed. process fill the tion forbe-East Feliciana $1,065,500 reason ably ex‐ control. and Al derto man 2026. On PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, of onded a local business Interested, please LAWTON I, CLAIRE MARIE vacancy.on the The 70816 Board now foratathis freetime quote. Ask Myiesha about ourBeard, second with an elected yond hrs eachParish, week.)To pected to be miss the case.call Beauchamp sec Debby Brian, Ben40Cavin, LEBLANC, KENNETH 985-542-4322. to appoint Ms. NEW BUSINESS: votedAdditional coun and parish preshot i‐ col lected from the levy of AVISO! Lo han deman‐ the contracmotion. weekends. Motion by Debby Brian, the Growing mix first application special! 1-877-691Nakeisha Apply Cleve land, Tara contact @ cil Basin hours may Faye be Tal available JAMES bot, who com‐ 1. Town Clerk Salary Or‐ overta seeing opexperienced ‐ the dado. Si no responde passed. road Board unanimously ap‐ Donna Kline, ThomasLLCdent tordaily seeks 1898.Tax for an entire Contractors, - Email: LINDSLY, SUSAN KATEDeadline: pletedfrom all retime quired paper‐ dinance – A motion was erations, andconstruction that the and plant peryear), for an additional den tro de 30 dias, la proved the Financial during the week Scott, and Darnell March 31, 2021. ra@basincontractors.com LON DON, LATASHA WARE work ex cept the oath of made by Ald Sellers and group is educat ing res i ‐ pe riod of 10 years, be gin ‐ corte puede de cider en State ments for month The or di nance will be ad ‐ Waites. to time. Please send your sonnel. All positions apply. or Phone: 225-625-2942 or PEST with CONTROL: PROTECT YOUR MACK, CRYSTAL WENDY was seconded by Ald. dents to gauge interest. ning the year 2028 su contra sin escuchar ended May 31, 2026. On a vertised in theresume’ journalto: office, which she took Complete applications at: send info to nearest LA HOME from pests safely and MANUEL, WINNIE LAU‐ that today. Mayor Kemp Poole to introduce an or‐ Mr. Moss said he joined and ending with the year su version. Lea la infor‐ motion by Thomas Scott, before the nextworkday9595@gmail.com council BOARD COMMISSIONERS www.maddencontracting.com SWA: Rd Baton affordably. Bugs,Computer RICE welcomed her to the dinance. Ald. Jett voted effort be cause he 2037, and to Roaches, rededicate Bed macion a continuacion. seconded by Ben Cavin, meeting. A public hear‐ ABSENT: Lizzie Ben4523 zer. Plankthe Personnel Rouge, LA 70802 Phone: MARTIN, MICHAEL TROY Board and noted that she no. This motion passed. Rodent, Termite, Spiders and Board other unanimously wants 225to imEqual proveOpportunity the the proceeds of the Tax TIENE 30 DIAS DE CALEN‐ the ingEmployer will then be held for MATTE, LESLIE CAROL recently attended the 2. Police Chief Salary Or‐ future. He ex‐ 389-8901. order# hereto or hereafter DARIO despues de que le approved tabling the public comments, fol‐ pests.fore Locally owned andDomestic OTHERS PRE SENT: DavidJob parish’s MAYEUX, CLAY LMA Conference in Mon‐ dinance – A motion was pressed concern about re ceived for the pose entreguen esta citacion y FY2027 get Plan until lowed by a vote at the Professional/ 1069270. Bennett, Beck, Allyson affordable. Callpur for service or Bud anDrivers James Construction Group MCCLENDON, LILLIE BELL roe along with Alderman made by Ald. Sellers and business closures, aban ‐ of acquiring, today! construct1-877-728-0264 ‐ papeles legales para pre‐ Executive Session for fur‐ regular town meeting Administrative Lisa Boston, Brittany inspection Engineers/Chemists 225-677-9023 or assigned ordi‐ MCCRAY, FLAMINGO Matthews. was seconded by Ald. doned homes, andCall young ing, improv ing, main tain ‐ senter una respuesta por ther dis cussion. On a mo‐ with an Casey, Frank Corcoran, CHECK OUT Have zip code of property ready NAKILA Poole to introduce this people leaving the area, 1-800-995-5102 ing and operating a pub‐ escrito en esta corte y nance number. tion by Myiesha Beard, Mandi Louise Foretich, Financial/Acctg APARTMENT when calling!particularly METCALFE, KALYN TAN‐OUR ordinance. Ald. Jett voted J. ADJOURNMENT and said stronger leader‐ lic library, hacer que se entregue seconded by Darnell Jacob Simpson, Elizabeth General Help BREC JOBS RENTAL SECTION NER no. This motion passed. Al derman Young moved ship could help attract the Audubon Regional Li‐ una copia al deman‐ E-2. AGENDA ADDI TION Waites, the Board the Stafford, and Todd Wal‐ Employment opportunities JM MIESCH, MARIE ELIZA‐ toGovernment adjourn the meeting at Home Services andTEST ser‐ SYSTEMS new businesses brary and its branches? dante. Una carta o una SURPLUS PROP ERTY unanimously approved Ind’l-Tech. Skills ters. www.brec.org/jobs w/City-Parish BETH POOLE There being no further 7:33PM Alderman vices. He noted that the mada Telefonica no lo AREATORS AT THE SEWER the CHC Amended and DIRECTV- All your entertainment. Call lla (225)-383-0111 www.brla.gov/jobs Instructors MILEY JR, LESLIE JOE business to discuss, a Matthews sec onded the pro posal can not move There wason found said Sign protegen. Su respuesta POND Restated MEETING AGENDA AP‐ Entry level positions Nothing yourbyroof! up forLimited Man‐ MILLIGAN, MEAGAN KI‐ motion to adjourn was motion. Motion passed. forward withoutavailable. public On count canget vass your that first por escrito tien que estar Mayor Kemp stated that agement Support Ser‐ PROVAL: On a motion by the job Directvand and threeInsurance IURSTI made by Ald. Sellers and sup port. there was a total of 2,696 en for mato legal cor recto vices Agree ment. The he fa vored do nat ing the Nakeisha Cleve land and Green Seasons in Baton Bold /s/ your An adjanetha Shrop‐ training provided months Max, OF Paramount+, MILLS, NANCY P seconded by Ald. Poole. Parks encour aged votes cast of IN FAVOR si desea que procesen su Urology Job ConInfo tract has aerators to a city that seconded Rouge by Donna FT Ms. hr@jmtest.com needs Landscape theadvocate.com/subscribe For faster results!! Showtime, Starz, MGM+ and MILTON, AUSTIN WAYNE shire, Clerk residents to research the the Proposition and a caso en la corte. Es pos‐ been tabled, and no ac‐ needs them. Kline, the Board unan i ‐ Managers-Manager technicians. Duties include Cinemax included. Choicetion package MORRIS JR, HALFA Rebecca G. Bellue issue, com plete the sur ‐ total of 1,811 votes cast si ble que haya un for mu ‐ will be taken on this Al der man Be trece moved mously ap proved the Trainees mowing, trimming edgMICHAEL /s/ Mark L. Kemp, Mayor Mayor $84.99/mo. restrictions vey,&and sign up for addi‐ AGAINST theSome Proposi tion, lario que usted pueda item.apply. On a motion by to the three aera‐ meeting agenda as pre ‐ L I Ntors, K surplus ing of lawn and garden MOUTON, JULIE THOMP‐ tional information. as here inabove1-866-734-0452 set forth, usar para su respuesta. Myiesha Medical Beard, sec‐ two non-working Call DIRECTV sented. www.linkstaffing.com SON 198923-SEP 2-1T Jennifer R. Jelks Mayor Kemp asked areas, care and removal of and that there was a ma‐ Puede en con trar estos onded byOffice Donna Kline and one work ing. Al der ‐ Clerical 225-275-7272 MUNNS, DIANNE M $183.31 Town Clerk group jority Network: of 885 votes cast IN Satellite formularios de la corte y the Board man Talbot seconded the trees, shrubs, whether flowers & the PUBLIC COMMENTS: Dish Get DISH TV unanimously NEWMAN, LESLIE ANN to meet with the Part-Time FAVOR OF theFree Propo sition Free mas informacion en el approved the Mauldin & motion. Motion passed. None. brush at clients’planned job sites. + Internet! Install, HD-DVR NOFLIN, JACQUELINE 198775-SEP 2-1T Police Jury, and Ms. as hereinabove set forth. Centro de Ayuda de las Jenkins EnPositions gagementWanted Let‐ Alderman Beauchamp Email resumes to Emily PUBLIC NOTICE Upgrade, wantedto forscrap the three SHROPSHIRE $24.73 Parks said they MECHANIC had met There fore, 80,000 it hasOn-Demand been Cortes de California ter.Movies, On a motion by moved EXECUTIVE hrm@corporategreen.us SESSION: On --Plus Limited Time In Gift Co.and Alderman OLSON, BENNIE WAYNE with nearly all juLocal rors Construction in‐ Professional/ de clared by the govUp ernTo ‐ $600 (www.sucorte.ca.gov), Debby Brian, seconded aerators, a motion by Nakeisha OTWELL, KARIS RAE Cards. dividually, with plans to Experience intrece heavy seconded the the ing auCall thorToday! ity of 1-855-654-8207 en la biblioteca de leyes by Donna Kline the Board Be Cleveland and seconded Administrative NOTICE OF PUBLIC PALMER, JENNIFER LANE as a meet the Police Jury Parish that the proposi‐ de su conddado o en la mo tion. Motion passed. unanimously approved equipment & trucks. by Darnell Waites, the HEARING Landscape Laborers Restaurants/Hotels/Clubs PARKER, RA'NEIKA groupneedafter de*ter mining tion as hereinabove set corte que le quede mas the Mauldin & Jenkins Apply in person *16323 Board unanimously Legal Notices ed, into multiple positions, SHAUNTELL pub lic interest Strain and Rd. re‐ 225-272-4599 forth was duly CARRIED cerca. Si no puede pagar F. COMMITTEE REPORTS Business Sales/Marketing Associate agreed to enter Ex‐ Notice is hereby given by PEACE, JESSE DALTON questLawn ing the commis‐ by a majority of the votes la cuota de presentacion, Police Department Re‐ Agreement. ecutive SesLandry’s sion as Professional per‐ the Town of Jack son Telemarketing/ mitted under PEAK, RHONDA C sion. & Landscape, Inc, Baton cast by the qualified pida al sec re tario de la port – Chief Davis La. R.S. Mayor and Board of Al‐ PERKINS, JOHNNIE L Ms. Parks group electors voting at the corte que la de un formu‐ Chief Davis left the meet‐ REPORTS TO THE BOARD: Telephone Skills 42:17. Rouge. Send resume to:said the Roofing/Metal Crews dermen that a Public PETTIS, GREGG SCOTT is cur rently fo cused said special election held lario de excencion de ing, and his report was 8943 Buzbee Drive, Baton 90yr old on Company seeking Hearing shall be held on PUBLIC NOTICE POLITO, MICHAEL ed u cat ing res i dents and in the Parish on Satur‐ pago de cuotas. Si no Board Chair’s Report: recorded. REGULAR SES SION:LA On a Rouge, 70809 exp. Roofers & Sheet Metal Mon day, Sep tem ber 14, --Computer PORTER, JA'KYIA NICOLE mayors before making a day, May 16, 2026. Re‐ presenta su respuesta a Verbal report presented motion by Nakeisha 2026 @5:45PM at the Installers for Residential & MENT RE‐ POWELL II, WALTER C formal presen tation to sults by precinct are tiempo, puede perder el by Thomas Scott. Personnel FIRE DEPART Cleveland and seconded Jackson Volunteer Fire Commercial Projects. Minutes QUINN JR, RALPH ELMER the police jury. Ms. Davis available from the Secre‐ caso por incumplimiento PORT- ChiefAll Beauchamp by Ben Cavin, the Board Department, located at West Feliciana Tourist types juror of roofing & man related REEVES, ELLIE GRACE added that each tary-Treasurer of the Po‐ y la corte le podra quitar Chief Executive Officer’s Alder Betrece moved unanimously agreed to 1631 Charter Street, Jack‐ Commission RICHARDSON, EMILY D had received sheet the same metal work. lice Jury during regular su sueldo, dinero y Bi‐ Report: Verbal report to acCall cept504the Fire Depart‐ enter back into Regular son, LA 70748 for the pur‐ Meeting July 15, 2026 RICHARDSON, SHERE information given to vot business hours or via the enes sin mas adverten‐ presentedSystem by FrankDeveloper, Cor‐ ment report Alderman BR: Upon returning Session. 822-4892 or‐email pose to amend the cur‐ West Feliciana Parish DEANTRINESE ers. Ms. Parkskristy@orleanssheetmetal. noted that Louisiana Secretary of cia. coran. Young seconded the mo‐ to Reg ular Session, five Arch. Desn & dev EME syst rent bud get for the Town Library RILES JR, CHAD JOSEPH current jurorscom. could still State’s website (voter‐ Hay otros requiestos tion. Motion passed. of the eight Board usng microsvcs:out desn of Jackson and any pub‐ 5114 Burnett Rd RISH, KATHRYN JELKS run for office if the gov‐ portal.sos.la.gov). The legalse. Es recommend‐ Chief Nurs ing Of ficer’s missioners were &optm exist reltnlCom & nonlic comments of the cur‐ St. Francisville, La. ROBERTSON, ERICA TRA‐ structure ernment actual cost of the elec‐ able que llame a un abo‐ Report: presented by MAINTENANCE DEPART‐ pre sent therefore the reltnl dtbs; decpl ml syst rent bud get. The cur rent Teen Meeting Room MONTE changes. tion as determined by gado inmdiatamente. Si Allyson Bennett. MENT REPORT – Mayor quorum requirement was budget is currently avail‐ fm C#,.NET into java sprng 5:30 PM ROBILLARD, SAMUEL the Louisiana Secretary no conoce a un abogado, met. Job Kemp able for viewing at the bootRemicrosvcs; JOSEPH B. LOUISIANA LEGISLA‐ of State in accordance puede llamar a un servi‐ CHC Board port and crt CI/CD Alderman Talbot moved Information Jack son Town Hall lo ‐ 1. Call to Order – John ROGERS, DEVONTRAY TIVE AUDITOR PUBLICw/Jenkins & deploy mi-COMMISSIONERS with the provisions of cio de remission a abo‐ Educationpl“The Growing to accept the mainte‐ BOARD cated at 1610 Charter Kean TREVON PRIVATE CONTRACT Chapter 8-A of Title 18 of gados. Si no puede pagar nance report, and Alder‐ Importance of usng Grant crosvcs docker, AWS Debby Brian, PRESENT: Street, Jackson, LA 70748 2. Roll Call - John Kean , ROSENDALE, ROGER M TRAINING the Louisiana Revised a un abogado, es possi‐ man Young seconded the Strategy” ECS,has been Ben Nakeisha kubernetes; desn Cavin, & on August 24-September William Henry, Sara SANDERS, JOSEPH Mayor Kemp announced Statutes of 1950, as ble que cumpla con los motion. Motion passed. tabled until the next Cleve land, Donna Kline, dev mod. UI applic usng 14, 2026 dur ing reg u lar Klein, Libby Leake, Austin SCHNEI DER, ARTHUR that the Louisiana Leg ‐ amended, is $1,465.42. req ui s tos para obtener Board of JavaScript Commissionfrmwk ers and Thomas Scott. incldg business hours of 8:00 Daniel, Kathy Mitchell RUSSELL islative Auditor Publicservicios legales gratu‐ FINANCE COMMITTEE RE‐ meeting. THE Train ADS ‐ listed here areman Betrece Angular & Vue.js or equiv; AM – 4:00 PM. and April McGhee SENSLEY, FRANKIENA Private Contract Parish of East Feliciana, itos de un programa de PORT – Alder BOARD COMMISSIONERS job isin-formation only, crtma datacn syst Kaf- Myiesha Beard, 3. Approval of Agenda AMIRIACLE ing; the training avail‐ State of Louisiana servicios legales sin Alder man not Matthews Chief Infor tion Of fi‐ utilzg ABSENT: The Town of Jackson specific job offers. In to most ka, RabbitMQ; bld data Items for consideration SIEBERT, HOLLY R able online and stated fines de lucro. Puede en‐ moved accept the Fi‐ cer’s Report: presented Lizziemnt Benzer, and Dar‐ Board of Aldermen shall and action SIEBERT, LINDA DUFRENE that anyone need inga as ‐ is nance cases, fee involved and syst 198921-sep 2-1t contrar estos grupos sin by Todd Wal ters. Com mittee report, nell usng Waites. con sider the adop tion of Made Motion: WH. 2nd: SIMON, TERRIE M sistance mayin come $60.76 fines de lucro en el sitio and some to cases, there is a Alderman Grafana/Postgresql; desn the amended current SK. All voted in favor of SIMS JR, WILLIE LEE the office forcharge electronic web de California Legal Expansion& Pro ‐ Beauchamp seconded On apps a motion by Ben for the phone call. devject cor Re mobile budget for the Town of motion. SMITH, BARRETT POWELL support. Services, (www.lawhelp port: presented by David the motion. Motion Cavin and seconded by usng Flutter, Google FireJack son at its reg u lar PUBLIC NOTICE 4. Review and approval SMITH, KAILEY MAE california.org), en el Cen‐ Beck. passed. Nakeisha bas. Req MS comp sci, Cleveland, the meeting on Monday, Sep‐ --of meeting minutes from SMITH, MURRY NOLAN C. CY D’AQUILLA INTRO‐ tro de Ayuda de las Board comp Rep engnr,w/ exp.unanimously ap‐ tember 14, 2026 at 6:00 June 17th SMOTHERS, MYIAH BRE‐ DUCTION OF CANDIDACY Cortes de California, Medical Staff resen‐ 5yr PERSONNEL COMMITTEE proved to amend the son Vol un ‐ PM at the Jack LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL Mail res. HR, Prime Medical Made Motion: SK. 2nd: ANN FOR DISTRICT ATTRONEY (www.sucorte.ca.gov) o tative’s Report: pre‐ REPORT – Alderman agenda so that the min‐ teer Fire De part ment lo ‐ CENTER Airline LL. All voted in favor of SPEARS JR, DERALD Mr. Cy D’Aquilla is a can‐ poniendose en contacto sented LLC, by 15481 Charles Young/Alderman utesHwy, reflect that interre‐ cated at 1631 Charter BOARD OF COMMISSION‐ motion. JAMES Bldg didate for District Attor‐ con la corte o el colegio Thompson, MD.B, OnBaton a mo‐ Rouge, Matthews lated LA strategic planning Street, Jackson, LA 70748. ERS MEETING MINUTES 5. Old Business SPENCER, ALAN CHRISTO‐ ney for East and West Fe‐ de abogados locales. tion by Debby Alderman Matthews 70817Brian, sec‐ and personnel matters Monday, June 29, 2026 a. Commission Status Re‐ PHER liciana parishes. For the AVISO: Por ley, la corte onded by Donna Kline, asked when more main‐ were discussed during 197259-aug 26-sep 2-9-3t ports - April McGhee SPUR LOCK, JENETT past eighteen years, he For 130 years, Immaculate Conception Cathedral School dere(ICCS), cho a reclamar tiene the Board unanimously tenance employ eesover Executive Session. $46.65 The Board of Commis‐ b. Social Media, Reports, STROUGHTER, MACI has practiced law in East las cuotas y los costos would be hired, noting approved Revised Med‐ sioners (“Board”) of Lane located at 1536 Ryan Street in Lake Charles, Louisiana, stayed & Proposals – April SUTTON, SHANNON has and West Feliciana exen tos portrue imponer un the issue had been dis‐ ical Staff Bylaws. On a On a motion by Ben Regional Medical Center Drivers McGhee THOAMS Parishes, including six‐ gravmen sobre cualquier cussed for about atoyear motion by Dar nell Cavin and seconded by PUBLIC TICE its mission of NO strengthening spirits, minds, through met on Monday, June 29, c. New Employee Hand‐ SUT TON, TERESA P and bodies teen years as a public recuperacion de $10,000 and that the mayor has Waites, seconded by Ben Nakeisha Cleveland, the --2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the book Status Update TABOR, ASHLEY PENN400 students defender with Ms. o mas deinvalor recibida authority over hiring and Cavin, the Board unani‐ Board unanimously in‐ the teachings of Jesus Christ. ICCS serves nearly Pre3rd floor conference 6. New Business TANNER, RONNA MAYERS Rhonda Covington in the mediante un acuerdo o termination. mously approved Re‐ structed legal counsel to PETIT JURY room of Lane Medical a. Welcome New Com‐ throughE. 8th Grade employsANNA 42 faculty members TEMand PLETON, district. He resides in una con cesion de arbi‐ Mayor Kemp saidKindergarten the vised MedicalCDL Staff Pol‐ & re search the matters dis‐ JUDGE KATHRYN JONES DRIVERS O.O. Plaza located at 6550 missioners Kathy MARIE West Feliciana Parish traje en un caso de dere‐ motion by night!! Town is reviewing appli‐ icy 1. On a Home cussed during executive OC TO BER 6, 2026 every and The school is directly affiliated with Main Street, Zachary, Mitchell and Austin SON, ANNIE and stated that he feels cho civil. Tiene que pagar Myiesha Beard, sec‐ cations, but qualified ap‐support staff employees. THOMP ses sion and to pro vide HaynesBrian, Motor Lines. Louisiana. Daniel LEONAParish and the Diocese called to serve as District al gravaof men de la corte onded by Debby plicants are limited and any legal opinions and/or ADEL, JAZMINE ALAINA Immaculate Conception Cathedral Lake 225-383-3100 b. Chat GPT Re im burse ‐ THOMPSON, TIMOTHY Attorney. He said he is antes de quie la corte the Board unanimously certain applicant mat‐ recommendations to the ALEXANDER, JASHONNA CALL TO ORDER: The ment – April McGhee. TYRONE ready to serve the com‐ approved Revised Med‐ ters should not be dis‐ Board. Charles. ICCS students excel academically and spirituallypueda due desechar to a vastel caso. 11/28/1961 - 02/28/2021 L'SHAE meeting was called to Made Mo tion: LL. 2nd: JK. TRAY LOR, AYAU NIA R mu nity, do what is right The name and ad dress of ical Staff Experienced Policy 3. On Dump a cussed pub licly. ALFRED, SHEAMBRA V Truck order at 6:06 p.m. by variety All voted in favor of mo‐ of DER offerings, including challenging curriculum, The family of Preston‘Coon’Joseph wouldand like to express our heart-Matthews DANIELLE MARIE for the comJohnson munities, thestrong court is faith (El nombre y motion by Benneeded Cavin, Alder man re‐ ADJOURN There AN SON, ALLISON aTURNER, Baton MENT: Thomas Scott, Board tion. VEILLION, JONATHAN treat people fairly. that He everyone direccion de la corte es): secondedDriver by Lizzie Ben‐in N. ported complaints about being no furfelt ther busi GRACE thanks for‐yourstated love, support and sympathy extended formation, spiritually infused activities, advanced technology and 225-445-5271. Chair. Seven out of the c. Event Submission Pol‐ DAVID that his experi‐ JUS TICE CEN ‐ CEN TRAL zer, the Rouge. BoardCall unan i‐ uncut grass, clogged ness, on a motion by Ben ARD, ALEX MICHAEL eight Board Commission‐ icy – April McGhee. Made toonded Preston and A special you to Michael and theand St. drains,creative WADE, WILLIAM K ence as athank defense attor‐ Mulkey TER 700 CIVIC CENTER mously approved Draft ditches and Cavin and sec byfamily. AR NETT, MARK offerings. W enrichment ers were present; there‐ Motion: SK. 2nd: LL. All WALKER III, BILLY MERLE ney has given him insight DRIVE WEST SANTA ANA Street flooding Medical Staff Policy 13. Roosevelt Donna Kline, Francisville the Board ASH LEY, LEV D Sheriff’s Department, Prison Enterprises, Billy Baggett (driver), fore, the quorum require‐ voted in favor of motion. Immediate Truck unan Driver WALLS, JOE B into areas that could CA 92701 during heavy rain. Mayor imously agreed to ATKINS, NEVITTE WADE ment was met. d. Hoffman Media – April Pastor ing Mike Clark, Alexander, Peggy anddeRonny Guyon at M&J’s WASHINGTON, RANESHIA workBobbet ter across ‐ Apply at the meet name, address, and Kemp said complaints BOARD Needed. EDUCA TION:in person adjourn at Singer BARKSDALE, TYLER CLAY Conception Cathedral School is searchingThe forphone a Principal McGhee. JOHNSON part ments, not would onlyalsoinlike toshould tele number of be reported Immaculate di‐ Woman’s StSer vices pre ‐ 11:59 a.m. Gabriel Valve Service, BERTH ELOT JR, DEN NIS S Grocery and Red Stick ArmatureWorks.We thank the pallBOARD COMMISSIONERS Made Motion: AD. 2nd: WATSON JR, ERNEST the District Attorney’s plain tiff’s at tor ney, or rectly to him for prompt sented by Dawn Fuller 3400 Railroad Street, St. GaBE TRECE JR, CRAIG for the 20212022 school year to commence July 1, 2021. Candidates PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, SK. All voted in favor of bearers Carter & Wesley Johnson, ‘Tree’ Jason Malina, Michael WHIT FIELD, DANIELLE Office. He Terry plans toRoss, work plain tiff without an attor‐ response and noted that has been briel tabled the Valid 198957-SEP BLACKARD, CALEB WADE LAuntil 70776. Driv- 2-1T Lizzie Benzer, Debby motion. CORLETwith the Church. Salary closelyand with law en force‐ Kimcul ney, is is (Elbased nombre, la di‐ verts erally beBLOUIN, next Board of mis ‐ $27.59 Catholics in DEB fullOcommunion RAH Mulkey and Patrick Johnson, honorary pallbearers Kimble, Charlieare genmust er’sing. Lic.Com req’d. 225-642-5468. Brian, Ben Cavin, Donna Increase Hoffman Media WHITFIELD, KEANTA AN‐ ment agencies, sheriff’s reccion y el numero de homeowners’ responsi‐ sioners meet LEBLANC Kline, Thomas Scott, and CMP line to do a full page Johnson, Ricky Harrington and Billy Baggett. DRECA offices, and police de‐ tele fono del abo gado del bility, though the upon Town experience. BOLLICH, DAVID W Darnell Waites. PUBLIC NOTICE in Southern Lady Maga‐ WILLIAMS, CALVIN partments in the district demandante, o del de‐ may assist with replace‐ DEPARTMENT EDUCA‐ BOYD, STEVEN AN THONY --zine. WILLIAMS, JANET G to provide education on mandante que no tiene TION: Care Management ments or upgrades. Be‐ Classified that WORKS BRAD FORD, LORETTA BOARD COMMISSIONERS e. Discuss Board Member If ‘Coon’ could, he would being sharing a story laughingcause with us the now. matter was WRIGHT WRIGHT, SUSIE BEE prepar cases forandtrial abogado, es): presented by Lisa Boston Bringing local business ABSENT: Nakeisha Cleve‐ MINUTES OF THE REGU‐ Orientation/Strategic WRIGHTS JR, LOUIS WEN‐ and conYour vic‐support Natasha K. Buchanan, has been tabled until the notandon the agenda, he BRIGNAC, PAMELA GAYLE Through taught se us cur to being ourselves. comfort to local people. LAR MEETING land OF example, THE he Plan – John Kean. Post‐ DELL tions, while also helping Esq.. LANAK & HANNA next Board of Commis‐ asked Alderman BROUS SARD, BRYAN J TOWN OF willCLIN poned. alwaysTON be in ourkeep hearts.crime rates low. He Matthews to discuss it BUNCH, JAYE MARLEY YORK, SHANDRIKA PC; 1851 East First Street, sioners meetCall ing. 225-383-0111 OTHERS PRESENT: LJ MAYOR AND BOARD OF f. Election of Officers – YOUNG, • Master’s ASHdegree LEY stated that a District At‐ Suite 700, Santa Ana, CA with him separately. and BUT LER, SAMUEL LEWIS Baker, David Beck, ALDERMEN, CLINTON, John Kean. Postponed. KINYETTA torney has a duty to 92705 (714) 620-2350 EXECUTIVE SESSION: On CAPLAN, MARY ELIZA‐ Allyson Bennett, Lisa LOUISIANA, AUGUST 11, g. Discuss Special Adver‐ YOUNG, MAR CUS JAMEL prosecute crimes and an a motion by Ben Cavin, ACCOUNTANT REPORT – Administration/ Educational BETH WILLIAMS Boston, Tracy Buxton, 2026, 6:00 P.M. tising Reserve – John obligation to help pre‐ 198107-aug 26-sep 2-9-16second by Donna Kline, Tim Butler CASTELLO, MATTHEW Frank Corcoran, Dawn Kean 198928-SEPLeadership 2-1T vent them. He also ex‐ 4t Alderman Betrece moved the Board unanimously Certification HUNTER Fuller, Jacob Simpson, The Town of Clinton LAMP transfer to get the $81.57 pressed support for $192.52 to accept the accoun‐ agreed to enter into Ex‐ CHELETTE, MARK A Craig Sims, Elizabeth Mayor and the Board of sub restricted special ad‐ youth programs that tant’s report, and Alder‐ ecutive Session for the CHUSTZ, KEITH ALLAN • At least five years of Stafford, Charles Thomp‐ Al der men met in reg u lar ver tising account to would help prevent man Young seconded the purpose of strategic COLLINS, KENNY LEE PUB LIC NO TICE son, MD, Todd Walters PUBLIC NOTICE meeting on the eleventh $50,000. Made Motion: young people from enter‐ motion. Motion passed. planning and personnel. COX, LILA BAU DOUIN administrative experience --and Lakyshia Williams. --day of August 2026, at AD. 2nd: LL. All voted in ing the justice system CROCHET, RANDY PAUL Clinton Town Hall, lo‐ favor of motion. and provide support to ATTORNEY REPORT – Gra‐ REGULAR SESSION: On a DAVIDSON, TERRI GRAVES administrative SUMMONS• Catholic (CITACIONschool JU‐ INVOCATION: The invoca‐ VILLAGE OF NORWOOD cated at 11209 Bank h. Financials - John Kean help them get back on ham Arnold motion by Donna Kline, DAVIS, JOSHUA AN OTHY DICIAL) tion was led by Darnell MEETING OF THE BOARD Street, Clinton, Louisiana. (Previous Months Occu‐ track if they do. Alderman Talbot asked second by Debbie Brian, DAVIS JR, RICHARD experience preferredOF ALDERMEN CASE #: 30-2026Waites. pancy Stats, Fee, and whether there would be the Board unanimously KENDALL 01549292-CU-BC-CJC REGULAR SESSION Mayor Mark L. Kemp Graph, Bank & LAMP D. DISCUSION AND TAKE any harm in speaking agreed to enter back into DEAR MOND, PAUL CRAIG • Excellent spiritual, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ August 13, 2026 called the regular meet‐ Statements, Credit Card ACTION ON RESOLUTION Regular Session. with Karen White or DELEE, ALICE RAE (AVISO AL DEMANDADO): legiance was led by Dar‐ ing to order at 6:00 P.M. Statement, Balance TO DELTA REGIONAL AU‐ Joseph Zahorchak to de‐ DELEE, GLENNIS DIANNE JAKE SEAL,educational, an individual; managerial nell Waites. The Mayor and Board of Sheet Comparison and THORITY ACT OF 2000 APPROVAL OF ITEMS PRE‐ termine their interest DE LOACH, TIFFANY LA ‐ and Does 1 through 75, Aldermen met in regular INVOCATION: P&L Budget Perfor‐ Mayor Kemp announced SENTED IN EXECUTIVE and availability, even if TRICE inclusive and communication skills MEETING AGENDA AP‐ session at the Norwood The Lord’s Prayer and the mance) the discussion and to act SESSION: On a motion by their fees may exceed DENLEY, DARREN YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PROVAL: On a motion by Town Hall on Thursday, Pledge of Allegiance 7. Motion to Adjourn . on the Delta Regional Au‐ Thomas Scott, second by the Town’s budget. It was DORSEY, ELYSE YVONNE PLAINTIFF (LO ESTA DE‐ Myiesha Beard, second August 13, 2026 at 7:00 were recited in unison. Made Motion: JK. 2nd: thority Act 2000, they’re Darnell Waites, the Board noted for the record that DOWNCEROUX, WILBERT MANDANDO EL DEMAN‐ by Debby Brian, the p.m. with Mayor Becky WH. working with Litacorp unanimously approved Mr. Arnold is paid $500 A DANTE): Board unanimously ap‐ Bellue presiding. Alder‐ ROLL CALL: Next Meeting on August and attempting to com‐ per month. Mayor Kemp amending the agenda to JOY RUTH DRAUGHN, CDM CON STRUCT 2025, proved the meeting men Ronnie Jett, Trey The following council 19, 2026, 5:30pm @ West plete all the applications asked the Board to con‐ reflect the tabled items. DUNCAN, REBECCA LLC, a California Limited agenda as presented. Poole and Kimmi Sellers members in attendance Feliciana Parish Library for the grant that will sider the matter and On a motion by Donna CLAIRE Liabil ity Com pany a letterwere present. were Alderman help with an infrastruc‐ bring it for discussion at Kline, second by Debbie Interested, qualified candidates are to submit of interest, DUNN, DEME TRIA NO TICE! You have been PUBLIC COMMENTS: Beauchamp, Alderman THE MEETING IS OPEN TO ture with drainage and a a later meeting. The mat‐ Brian, the Board unani‐ ROCHELLE sued. The Court may de ‐ None. All motions Betrece, Alderman THE PUBLIC. In accor‐ grinder station at the ter was postponed. mously approved the statement of educational philosophy and 3 out references to carried unan‐ dance EVANS, STACEY J cide against you with imously unless otherwise Matthews, Alderman Tal‐ with the Ameri‐ sewer pond. Litacorp recommendation for the FELKER, DENISE D your being heard un less CONSENT AGENDA: On a noted. bot, and Mayor Kemp. Al‐ cans with Disabilities presented the wording COUNCIL/OTHER BUSI‐ Executive Committee of in writing to: FERGUdana.wimberly@lcdiocese.org SON, LA TANYA you respondorwithin 30 motion by Myiesha derman Young was ab‐ Act, if you need special for the resolution and NESS the Board to hold bi‐ NICOLE days. Read the informa‐ Beard, second by Darnell A motion was made by sent for roll call. assistance, please con‐ was read by the mayor. None monthly meetings until Kimberlee Gazzolo Schools, FLETCHER, JESSICA Superintendent, FAITH tion below.Office of Catholic Waites, the Board unani‐ Ald. Sellers and was sec‐ Others in attendance tact the West Feliciana determined for the pur‐ PLANNING AND ZONING FLINT, MICAH DOUGLAS You have 30 CALENDAR mously approved the onded by Ald. Poole ap‐ were Attorney Graham Tourism Commission at Mr. Goodwich, who is pose of financial up‐ None FRANKLIN, GRE GORY 1112 Bilbo St. Lake Charles, LA 70605 DAYS after this summons consent agenda as pre‐ proving the minutes of Arnold, Accountant Tim (225) 635-4224 describing from up north, is working dates. On a motion by CHARLES and legal pa pers are sented consisting of the ous meet ing. the pre vi But ler, Po lice Chief Ned the assistance that is on the applications and Darnell Waites, seconded G. UNFINISHED BUSINESS GAINES, LANEKA RE‐deadline: Submission March 2021. served on you 19, to file a Customer Service Report, Davis, and Fire Chief Dou‐ necessary. Public com‐ completing the required by Myiesha Beard, the AND GENERAL ORDERS SHAUN written response at this Growth Report, 04-27A motion was made by glas Beauchamp. ments will be taken after paperwork. Board unanimously ap‐ At last month’s meeting, GANES JR, REGINALD court and have a copy 2026 Board of Commis‐ Ald. Poole and was sec‐ each agenda item is dis‐ There were no remaining proved the FY2027 Bud‐ the Board voted to move LOUIS The Diocese of Lake Charles is an Equal Opportunity Employer does not discriminate against applicants served onand the plain tiff. A sioners Meeting Minutes, onded by Ald. or Sellers ap‐ ADDITIONS/APPROVAL OF cussed by the Board. funds in the ARCA fund. get Plan. On a motion by forward with abandoning GAU THIER, CLIFTON J will letage, tersex, orhandicap phoneorcall 04-22-2026 Medical Exec‐ employees national origin.proving the financial Comments will be limited THE AGENDA AS PRINTED However, the rainy-day Ben Cavin, second by the Taylor Street alley‐ GAUTREAUX, BOBby A reason of race, not protect you. Your utive Committee Meeting statement for July, as Additon to the agenda of to three minutes per per‐ fund CD contains more Donna Kline, the Board way from Cedar Street to GEORGE, KENNETH written response must Minutes, 05-13-2026 Exec‐ well as payment of the surplus property and a son per agenda item. than $100,000 and has ac‐ unanimously approved Plank Road and the alley‐ GIROIR, SHAN NON be in proper legal form if utive Committee of the new bills. resolution to donate old crued interest, which way off Taylor Street to the Medical Executive MICHAEL you want the court to Board Meeting Minutes, aerators at the sewer “The mission of WFPTC is could be used as the Jackson Street. An ab‐ Committee’s June Rec‐ GREGOIRE, JOSEPH GER‐ hear your case. There 05-20-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ OLD BUSI NESS: pond. to market and maintain Town’s match for the stract was completed ommendations pre‐ ALD may be a court form that ical Executive Meeting Alderman Betrece moved tourism as a strong eco‐ project. and found no sented by Charles GUIDRY, SARAH MORE‐ you can use for your re‐ Minutes, 06-01-2026 Ad 1. Police Report – Chief to approve the agenda nomic base for West Feli‐ record that those streets Thompson, MD. LAND sponse. You can find Hoc Medical Staff Meet‐ Kenny Stew art gave the seconded by Alderman ciana Parish” Alderman Betrece moved had previously been GUSTAFSON, STEVEN these court forms and ing Minutes, FY2027 report. Engineers from Beauchamp. Motion to designate and appoint abandoned or returned ADJOURNMENT: There LYNN more information at the Quality Assurance Per‐ DOTD came today to or‐ passed. 198773-sept 2-1t the mayor to perform all to the landowners. Gra‐ being no further busi‐ HALL, MEGHAN VICTORIA California Courts Online formance Improvement ganize some counts for $24.73 duties and administer ness, on a motion by ham Arnold is working HARDWICK, HERMAN Self-Help Center (www. Plan (QAPI), Blood Usage traffic signage for the APPROVAL OF THE MIN‐ the application. Alder‐ Myiesha Beard, second with Rob Ligon to pro‐ HILTON courtinfo.ca.gov/ Plan, Q1-CY2026 Risk railroad. UTES OF JULY 14, 2026, man Matthews seconded by Donna Kline, the ceed with returning the HARRELL, KARON W selfhelp), your county Management Plan, Re‐ 2. Fire Report – Fire Chief PUBLIC HEARING/REGU‐ the motion. Motion Board unanimously alleyways to the adja‐ HARRIS, MICHELLE law libr or the court‐ A min tr tiv P ‐ w ‐
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For over a century, the PROPOSI‐ Louisiana Cooperative ExPROPOSITION NO. 1 OF 3 Finance Committee: On a tension Service has em(MILLAGE RENEWAL) motion by Debby Brian, powered families with the second by Myiesha Shall the Parish of West Beard, the Board unani‐ knowledge and skills needed State of Feliciana, mously approved the 04West Feliciana Tourist Louisiana (the "Parish"), 27-2026 Finance Commit‐ Commission toa safely preserve food at continue to levy 0.5 mill tee Meeting Minutes. On Meeting July 15, 2026 AUG. 14 tax on all the property a motion by Debby Brian, West Feliciana Parish subject to home. taxation second by Myiesha brary GREEN,LiZEPHANIAH: 19; 5800 within the Parish (an es‐ Beard, the Board unani‐ 5114 Burnett Rd Building on this tradition, ti mated $255,000 reason‐ block of Commerce St., St. Franmously ap proved the Fi ‐ St. Francisville, La. ably expected at this nancial Statements for Teen Meet ing Room violation Louisianans interested in cisville; probation time to be collected from month ended April 30, 5:30 PM the levy of thesafely tax for anpreserving food at PUBLIC NOTICE 2026. On a motion by The said special election en tire year), for a pe riod --Myiesha Beard, second 1. Call to Order – John the Parish of West Fea ‐ of 10 years, home beginning by Debby Brian, the Kean canlifor benefit from AUG. 17 ciana will be held at with the year 2027 and LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL Board unanimously ap‐ 2. Roll Call - John Kean , each and every polling ending with new the year proved the Financial CENTER statewide initiative led William AUTHURLUIS: Henry, Sara JARVIS, 30, 0 block place in the Parish, 2036, for the purpose of Statements for month BOARD OF COMMISSION‐ Klein, Libby Leake, Austin which polls willNutriopen at maintaining, by operLSU ating AgCenter of WellsKathy St., Woodville, Missisended May 31, 2026. On a ERS MEETING MINUTES Daniel, Mitchell six o'clock (6:00) a.m. and/or improving the motion by Thomas Scott, Monday, June 29, 2026 and April McGheeto appear sippi; failure public hospital the Community and close at eight o'clock tionin and Health seconded by Ben Cavin, 3. Approval of Agenda Parish? (8:00) p.m., in accor‐ the Board unanimously The Board of Commis‐ Items for considerJOHN: ation 41; 10800 WASHINGTON, agents. Asdance part of this effort, with the provi‐ approved tabling the sioners (“Board”) of Lane and action PROPOSITION NO. 2 OF 3 sions of La. R.S. 18:541. FY2027 Budget Plan until Regional Medical Center Made Mo WH. 2nd: Road, St. block oftion: Shadygrove agents are piloting a water (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Executive Session for fur‐ met on Monday, June 29, SK. All voted in favor of Francisville; simple criminal The said special election ther discussion. On a mo‐ 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the mo tion. bath canning curriculum for Sales Tax DistrictdeNo. Shall the Parish of West tion by Myiesha Beard, 3rd floor conference 4. Review to andproperty approval damage 1 will be held at the Feliciana, State of seconded by Darnell room of Lane Medical of meeting minutes from signed to provide practical, polling places at the fol‐ Louisiana (the "Parish"), Waites, the Board the Plaza lo cated at 6550 June 17th low ing precincts of the con tinue to levy a 1 mill unanimously approved Main Street, Zachary, Made Motion: SK. 2nd: research-based instruction District which polls will tax on all the property the CHC Amended and Louisiana. LL. All voted AUG. 19 in favor of open at educational six o'clock (6:00) subject to while taxation Restated Limited Man‐ motion. refining a.m. and close at eight within the Parish (an es ‐ agement Support Ser‐ CALL TO ORDER: The 5. Old Busi ness AVILA, ROLLER: 22; 17500 block of o'clock p.m., proin ac‐ timated $510,000 reason‐ vices Agreement. The meeting was called to a. Commission Status Re‐ resources for (8:00) future Tunica Trace, Angola; battery ofNOTICE cordance with the provi‐ ably expected at this Urology Contract has order at 6:06 p.m. by McGhee PUBLIC ports - April sions of La. R.S. 18:541, to time to be collected from been tabled, and no ac‐ Thomas Scott, Board b. Social Media, Refacility ports, --gramming. a correctional employee wit: the levy of the tax for an Chair. Seven out of the tion will be taken on this & Proposals – April entire year), for West a period eight Board Commission‐ item. On a motion by Feliciana Parish LSU PRO CEEDINGS OF THE McGhee DUNCAN, JOHN: 37; 17500 block PRECINCTS of 10 years, beginning ers were present; there‐ Myiesha Beard, sec‐ WEST FELICIANA PARISH c. New Employee Hand‐ with the yearAgCenter 2027 and 01(PART) fore, the quorum require‐ onded by Donna Kline Nutrition and of Tunica Trace, batBRARY BOARD OF book Status Up date Angola; LI ending with the year 01A(PART) ment was met. the Board unanimously CONTROL, TAKEN AT THE 6. New Business tery of a correctional facility 2036, for the pur pose of 01B(PART) Community Health Agent approved the Mauldin & REGULAR MEETING HELD a. Wel come New Com‐ acquiring, constructing, 02 BOARD COMMISSIONERS Jenkins Engagement Let‐ ON MONDAY, JULY 27, missioners Kathy employee Layne Langley will conduct improving, main taining, 02A PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, ter. On a motion by 2026 – APPROVED. Mitchell and Austin operating, viding 02B PUBLIC NOTICE Lizzie Benzer, Debby Debby Brian, seconded Daniel LANEHEART, ERIC: 51; 17500 apro Water Canning Piand/or support ing (i) Bath 03 --Brian, Ben Cavin, Donna by Donna Kline the Board The West Feliciana Parish b. ChatGPT Reimburse‐ public health facilities 03A block Tunica Trace, LiAngola; Kline, Thomas Scott, and unanimously approved brary Board of Control ment –ofApril McGhee. PROVIDED lot andPHOTO other so cialProgram ser‐ 04 from 2 p.m. to LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL Darnell Waites. the Mauldin & Jenkins met facility in regular session at Made Motion: 2nd: JK. battery of aLL.correctional vices, (ii) animal control CENTER Business Associate its regular meeting All voted in favor of mo‐ 5 p.m. Sept. 13, at the West LizingMartin uses the head space toMIScheck head space on the filled jars while Causey, left, and Liz equipment, facilities 05(PART) 06(PART) SPECIAL MEET ING OFGayle THE BOARDtool COM SIONERStheAgree ment. place, the Main Meet tion. employee and/or services, (iii) 06A(PART) BOARD OF COMMISSION‐ ABSENT: Nakeisha Cleve‐ Room of the West Feli‐ c. Event Submission Pol‐ Feliciana High School ProSequip ment, fa cil i ties 07(PART) ERS MEET ING MIN UTES land RE PORTS TO THE BOARD: right, assist with cleaning the rims and placing the lids and rings on the jars. Parish Library,Sandeman, 5114 icy – April McGhee. Made44;ciana POULLARD, BRIAN: 17500 and/or services es‐ & 07A(PART) Friday, July 31, 2026 nett Road, St. Fran‐ Motion: SK. 2nd: LL. All tartnec Lab Kitchen, 8604 U.S. block Tunica Trace, Bur Angola; sary or useful in the 08 Board Chair’s Report: OTHERS PRESENT: LJ cisville, Louisiana, on voted inof favor of motion. eradication, 61 abate 08A The Chairman of the Verbal report presented Baker, David Beck, Media – April Monfacility day, July 27, 2026, at d. Hoffmanof inment St. Francisville. battery a correctional or control of mosquitoes 08C Board of Commissioners by Thomas Scott. Allyson Bennett, Lisa McGhee. 4:30 p.m. and other arthroRegistration pods of 09 (“Board”) of Lane Re‐ Boston, Tracy Buxton, employee closes Sept. Made Motion: AD. 2nd: public health impor‐ 10 gional Medical Center Chief Executive Officer’s Frank Corcoran, Dawn SK. All voted in favor of 1. CALL TO ORDER tance, (iv) solid waste 10A called a Special Meeting Report: Verbal report Fuller, Jacob Simpson, 5. Participants may register motion. President Grant Ollen‐ collection and disposal 10B of the Board on Friday, Craig Sims, Elizabeth presented by Frank Cor‐ Increase Hoffman Media burger called the meet‐ AUG. equipment, facil and 11 July 31, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. byities calling Layne Langley at Stafford, Charles Thomp‐ coran. CMP line 20 to do a full page ing to order at 4:40 p.m. ser vices and (v) the 11A in the 3rd floor con fer ‐ son, MD, Todd Walters in Southern Lady Maga‐ and called the roll. WASHINGTON, RENODE: 52; 5900 (225) 635-3614. A $25 regiscoroner’s office in the 12 ence room of Lane Med‐ and Lakyshia Williams. Chief Nursing Officer’s zine. Parish? 12A ical Plaza located at 6550 Report: presented by e. Discuss Board Mem ber 2. ROLL CALL block of Street A, Hardwood; tration fee12Bmust be paid by Main Street, Zachary, INVOCATION: The invoca‐ Allyson Bennett. Orientation/Strategic PRESENT: Carmen PROPOSITION NO. 3 OF 3 13 Louisiana. tion was led by Darnell aggravated assault, Plan – John Kean. Post‐ simple Williams, Claire Mott, Sept. 5. Space is limited to (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Waites. CHC Board Report and Grant Ollenburger (Presi‐ poned. criminal The polling places at the CALL TO ORDER: The Education “The Growing dent), and Lindsy Stew‐ f. Election damage of Officersto – property, 10 participants, precincts so in register the Parish Shall the Parish of West meeting was called to PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ Importance of Grant art. John Kean. Postponed. simple battery and District are hereby Feliciana, State of order at 10:07 a.m. by legiance was led by Dar‐ Strategy” has been ABSENT: Shieda Perkins, g. Discuss Special Adver‐ early to reserve your spot. des ig nated as the polling Louisiana (the "Parish"), Thomas Scott, Board nell Waites. tabled until the next Penny Comena, Philip tising Reserve – John places fees at which to hold continue to levyRegistration a 8.89 Chair. Seven out of the Board of Commissioners Curwick (Vice President) Kean may be the said elections, and mills tax (the "Tax") on eight Board Commission‐ MEETING AGENDA AP‐ meeting. AUG. 21 and ex officio member LAMP trans fer to get the Commis sioners-inall property mailed subject to totheWest ers were present there‐ PROVAL: On a motion by Kenny Havard. sub restricted special ad‐ Feliciana Charge and Commission‐ taxation in the Parish (an fore the quorum require‐ Myiesha Beard, second Chief Information Offi‐ HILLARD, PRESTON: 6800 vertising ac count to 21; OTH ERS PRESENT: Stacie estimated $4,532,000 rea‐ LSU ers, re spectively, shallc/o be ment was met. by Debby Brian, the cer’s Report: presented $50,000. Made Motion: L. V. Davis, Library Direc‐ Parish AgCenter, block Indian Mound Road, sonably expected at this those persons desig‐ by Todd Walters. Board unanimously ap‐ AD. 2nd:of LL. All voted in tor; Richard Hirsch, Ad‐ time to be col lected from nated accord ing to law. BOARD COM MIS SION ERS proved the meeting Layne Langley, P.O. Box favor of motion. minislane trative and Facili‐ St. Francisville; improper the levy of the tax for an PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, Expansion Project Re‐ agenda as presented. h. Financials - John Kean ties Coordinator. entire year), for a period estimated costLA of Debby Brian, Ben Cavin, port: presented by David usage, 1934, St. The Francisville, (Previousproduction/manufacture/ Months Occu‐ of 10 years, beginning the Parish of West Feli‐ Nakeisha Cleveland, Beck. PUBLIC COMMENTS: pancy Stats, Fee, and 3. AP PROVAL OF AGENDA distribution Schedule I, poswith the year70775. 2027 and ciana election as deter‐ Donna Kline, Thomas None. Graph, Bank & LAMP ITEMS FOR CONSIDERA‐ ending with the year mined by the Secretary Scott, and Darnell Medical Staff Represen‐ Statements, Credit Card TION AND ACTION session firearm committing/ Payments may be upon deliv2036, with the pro ceeds of State based the Waites. tative’s Report: pre‐ CONSENT AGENDA: On a Statement, Balance Carmen Williams made a attempt of the Tax to be dedi‐ provisions of Chapter 8-A motion by Myiesha sented by Charles Sheet Comcrime; parison first and offense-promotion to approve the ered of Title to 18 the and West actual cated and used solelyin as person BOARD COMMISSIONERS Beard, sec ond by Dar nell Thomp son, MD. On a mo ‐ agenda as writ ten. Sec ‐ P&L Bud get Per for ‐ hibited acts-distribution of drug of similar elections follows: ABSENT: Lizzie Benzer. Waites, the Board unani‐ tion by Debby Brian, sec‐ ond by Claire Mott. There mance) Feliciana costs LSU AgisParish $7,200. mously approved the onded by Donna Kline, paraphernalia were no objections. Mo‐ 7. Motion to Adjourn . (i) 50% of the Tax pro‐ OTHERS PRESENT: David consent agenda as pre‐ the Board unanimously tion passed unani‐ Made Motion: JK. 2nd: Center Office, 10032 West The es ti mated cost of ceeds for ac quir ing, con ‐ Ben nett, Beck, Allyson sented con sist ing of the ap proved Re vised Med ‐ RECINOS-GARCIA, MARVIN: 24; mously. WH. Sales Tax District No. 1 structing, improving, Lisa Boston, Brittany Customer Service Report, ical Staff Bylaws. On a Next Meeting on August Francis11200 election St. as de termined maintaining, Feliciana supporting Pkwy., Casey, Frank Corcoran, Growth Report, 04-27motion by Darnell 4. Road, REVIEW AND APPROVE 19, 2026,block 5:30pmof@Jackson West and/or operatville, ing pub lic 70775. by the Secretary of State Mandi Louise Foretich, 2026 Board of Commis‐ Waites, seconded by Ben VIOUS Feliciana Parish Library St. Francisville; driver PRE must beMINUTES LA roads and bridges and based upon the provi‐ Jacob Simpson, Elizabeth sioners Meeting Minutes, Cavin, the Board unani‐ Carmen Williams made a related drainage facilinformation, i‐ sions of Chapcontact ter 8-A of Stafford, and Todd Wal‐ licensed, improper 04-22-2026 Medical Exec‐ mously approved Re‐ IS OPEN TOlane mousage, tion to approve the THE MEETING For and equipment; Title 18 and actual costs ters. the ingredients for the PUB LIC NOTICE utive Com mittee ing vised Med Staff Pol‐ stirs Sharon Schmidt uses the bubble freer toMeet remove THE LIC. an In officer, accor‐ min utes from June 22, Lizical Sandeman Strawberry Jamties recipe flightPUB from resisting of simiat lar (225) elections is PUBLIC NOTICE -- Minutes, 05-13-2026 Exec‐ icy 1. On a motion by Layne Langley 635dance with the Ameri‐ 2026 as written. Second (ii) 33% of the Tax pro‐ $3,600. MEETING AGENDA AP‐ Myiesha Beard, sec‐ --utive jars Commit tee Charlotte of the cans withofficer Disabilwith ities force by Lindsy a police or Stewart. There unwanted bubbles in the filled while Gayle Causey, left, Neal, right, assist by ceeds for acquir ing, con ‐ lalangley@agcenter. PROVAL: Onand a moStephanie tion by onded while by Debby Brian, NO TICE OF SPECIAL Board Meeting Minutes, 3614 or Act, if you need special were no objections. Mo‐ violence structing, improving, Notice is further given Nakeisha Cleveland and the Board unanimously 20TH Judicial District ELECTIONS 05-20-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ as sistance, please con‐ tion passed unan i‐ Ordeneaux fillsCourt the jars withical theExstrawberries. maintaining, lsu.edu. supporting that a portion of the secondedsteps. by Donna reviewing the‐ canning ecutive Meeting approved Revised Med tact the West Feliciana mously. VESSEL, JA’VANTE: 18; 9400 block of Jones Vaughn Creek Road, St. PUBLIC NOTICE Francisville; - - - aggravated assault with a Min firearm utes
Tourism Commission at (225) 635-4224 describing the assistance that is necessary. Public com‐ ments will be taken after each agenda item is dis‐ cussed Legal by the Board. Notices Comments will be limited to three minutes per per‐ son per agenda item.
5. REVIEW AND APPROVE FINANCIAL REPORT Claire Mott made a mo‐ tion to approve the finan‐ cial report as written. Second by Lindsy Stew‐ Legal Notices art. There were no objec‐ tions. Motion passed unanimously.
“The mission of WFPTC is to market and maintain tourism as a strong eco‐ nomic base for West Feli‐ ciana Parish”
6. DIRECTOR’S REPORT Given; written report on file. 7. OLD BUSINESS NONE
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8. NEW BUSINESS 8.1 Policy on Witnessing Notarization Re‐ and quests The board reviewed the policy. Claire Mott made a motion to accept the policy as written. Second by Lindsy Stewart. There were no objections. Mo‐ passed unani‐ tion mously.
PUBLIC NOTICE --NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that the West Feliciana Parish Council will meet as the Board of Review at 5:30pm on the 14th day of September 2026 at the West Feliciana Parish Council Meeting room on the second floor of the Courthouse Annex lo‐ cated at 4785 Prosperity Street, St. Francisville, LA to hear protest from tax‐ payers on their 2025 as‐ sessments. They shall consider the written or oral protest of any tax‐ payer desiring to be heard that has filed an appeal on or before the 4th day of September 2026. Appeals shall be filed in person at the Parish Council Office or by certified mail. Please Note: You must submit all information concerning the value of your property to your As‐ sessor before the dead‐ line for filing an appeal with the Board of Review. Failure to submit such in‐ formation may prevent you from relying on that information should you protest your value. Richard Kendrick, CLA Assessor, Parish of West Feliciana
8.2 Patron Request for Meeting Room Use Ex‐ ception – Review and take action as needed. The board reviewed the request. Following dis‐ Carmen cussion, Williams moved to deny the request in order to ensure equal treatment for all library users. Sec‐ ond by Claire Mott. Mo‐ passed unani‐ tion mously. 9. ADJOURNMENT There being no further Carmen business, Williams made a motion to adjourn. Second by Lindsy Stewart. There were no objections. Mo‐ passed unani‐ tion mously. The meeting ad‐ journed at 5:13 p.m. /s/ Stacie L. V. Davis, Li‐ brary Director, Board Secretary 198765-sept 2-1t $43.17
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WEST FELICIANA PARISH LIBRARY BOARD OF CONTROL, TAKEN AT THE REGULAR MEETING HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 27, 2026 – APPROVED.
1. CALL TO ORDER President Grant Ollen‐ burger called the meet‐ ing to order at 4:40 p.m. and called the roll. 2. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Carmen Williams, Claire Mott, Grant Ollenburger (Presi‐ dent), and Lindsy Stew‐ art. ABSENT: Shieda Perkins, Penny Comena, Philip Curwick (Vice President) and ex officio member Kenny Havard. OTHERS PRESENT: Stacie L. V. Davis, Library Direc‐ tor; Richard Hirsch, Ad‐ ministrative and Facili‐ ties Coordinator. 3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA ITEMS FOR CONSIDERA‐ TION AND ACTION Carmen Williams made a motion to approve the agenda as written. Sec‐ ond by Claire Mott. There were no objections. Mo‐ passed unani‐ tion mously. 4. REVIEW AND APPROVE PREVIOUS MINUTES Carmen Williams made a motion to approve the minutes from June 22, 2026 as written. Second by Lindsy Stewart. There were no objections. Mo‐ passed unani‐ tion mously. 5. REVIEW AND APPROVE FINANCIAL REPORT Claire Mott made a mo‐ tion to approve the finan‐ cial report as written. Second by Lindsy Stew‐ art. There were no objec‐ tions. Motion passed unanimously. 6. DIRECTOR’S REPORT Given; written report on file. 7. OLD BUSINESS NONE 8. NEW BUSINESS
Acting under and by virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE is‐ sued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause, dated JULY 10, 2026, and to me di‐ rected as Sheriff of West State of Feliciana, Louisiana, I will at 10:00 on WEDNESDAY, A.M. SEPTEMBER 23, 2026, at the principal door of the Courthouse in the Town St. Francisville, of Louisiana, sell the follow‐ ing mortgaged property belonging to the defen‐ dants, ALVIN J MC‐ AND JOYCE QUIRTER DIXON SCALES AKA JOY M. DIXON, to-wit: 2016 CHEVROLET 1500 PICKUP, WHITE, VIN#3GCPCREC4G‐ G176908 TERMS OF SALE: CASH to the highest bidder WITH appraisement, at auction and according to law. BRIAN L. SPILLMAN SHERIFF AND EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER, WEST FELI‐ CIANA PARISH 198300-SEP 2-16-2T $36.48 PUBLIC NOTICE --LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BOARD OF COMMISSION‐ ERS MEETING MINUTES Monday, June 29, 2026 The Board of Commis‐ sioners (“Board”) of Lane Regional Medical Center met on Monday, June 29, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the floor conference 3rd room of Lane Medical Plaza located at 6550 Main Street, Zachary, Louisiana. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 6:06 p.m. by Scott, Board Thomas Chair. Seven out of the eight Board Commission‐ ers were present; there‐ fore, the quorum require‐ ment was met.
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The West Feliciana Parish Library Board of Control met in regular session at regular meeting its place, the Main Meeting Room of the West Feli‐ ciana Parish Library, 5114 Burnett Road, St. Fran‐ cisville, Louisiana, on Monday, July 27, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Parish of West Feliciana State of Louisiana FELICIANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION vs. #25310-B ALVIN J MCQUIRTER AND JOYCE West DIXONeliciaa SCALES AKA JOY M. DIXON Public Notices
BOARD COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, Benzer, Debby Lizzie Brian, Ben Cavin, Donna Kline, Thomas Scott, and Darnell Waites.
I, Robert Louis Guerrero AKA POPS, have been convicted of 14:81 - Indecent Behavior with Juveniles. Date Convicted: 04/22/2024. 261.3 - Prior CodeRape by Force or victim intoxicated. CALIFORNIA. Date Convicted: 06/22/1976. My Address is: 5955 highway 67 Lot 17 Slaughter, LA 70777 Race: WHITE Sex: MALE Date of Birth: 2/19/1957 Height: 5'8" Weight: 221 Hair Color: GRAY Eye Color: BROWN Scars/Tattoos: LOUISIANA & CALIFORNIA 198098, 21-22 $250
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PUBLIC NOTICE --20TH Judicial District Court Parish of West Feliciana State of Louisiana FELICIANA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION vs. #25310-B ALVIN J MCQUIRTER AND JOYCE DIXON SCALES AKA JOY M. DIXON Acting under and by virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE is‐ sued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause, dated JULY 10, 2026, and to me di‐ rected as Sheriff of West
BOARD COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: Nakeisha Cleve‐ land OTHERS PRESENT: LJ David Beck, Baker, Allyson Bennett, Lisa Boston, Tracy Buxton, Frank Corcoran, Dawn Fuller, Jacob Simpson, Craig Sims, Elizabeth Stafford, Charles Thomp‐ son, MD, Todd Walters and Lakyshia Williams. INVOCATION: The invoca‐ tion was led by Darnell Waites. PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ legiance was led by Dar‐ nell Waites. MEETING AGENDA AP‐ PROVAL: On a motion by Myiesha Beard, second by Debby Brian, the Board unanimously ap‐ the meeting proved agenda as presented. PUBLIC None.
COMMENTS:
CONSENT AGENDA: On a by Myiesha motion Beard, second by Darnell Waites, the Board unani‐ mously approved the consent agenda as pre‐ sented consisting of the Customer Service Report, Growth Report, 04-272026 Board of Commis‐ sioners Meeting Minutes, 04-22-2026 Medical Exec‐ utive Committee Meeting Minutes, 05-13-2026 Exec‐ utive Committee of the Board Meeting Minutes, 05-20-2026 Ad Hoc Med‐ ical Executive Meeting Minutes, 06-01-2026 Ad Hoc Medical Staff Meet‐ Minutes, FY2027 ing Quality Assurance Per‐ formance Improvement Plan (QAPI), Blood Usage Q1-CY2026 Risk Plan, Management Plan, Re‐ vised Administrative Pol‐ icy 8.01.05 LRMC Organi‐ zation-Wide Plan for the Provision of Patient Care and Scope of Services, Revised Administrative Policy 16.01 Nondiscrimi‐ nation and Patient Rights, Revised Adminis‐ trative Policy 16.19 Pa‐
Minutes, 06-01-2026 Ad Hoc Medical Staff Meet‐ ing Minutes, FY2027 Quality Assurance Per‐ formance Improvement Plan (QAPI), Blood Usage West eliciaa Plan, Q1-CY2026 Risk Management Re‐ Public Plan, Notices vised Administrative Pol‐ icy 8.01.05 LRMC Organi‐ zation-Wide Plan for the Provision of Patient Care and Scope of Services, Administrative Revised Policy 16.01 Nondiscrimi‐ and Patient nation Rights, Revised Adminis‐ trative Policy 16.19 Pa‐ tient Safety Program, Re‐ vised Administrative Pol‐ icy 1.21 Environmental Tours, and Revised Ad‐ Policy ministrative 19.03.01 Sentinel Events. COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Joint Conference: On a by Darnell motion Waites, second by Debby Brian, the Board unani‐ mously approved the 0427-2026 Joint Conference Committee Meeting Min‐ utes. Finance Committee: On a motion by Debby Brian, by Myiesha second Beard, the Board unani‐ mously approved the 0427-2026 Finance Commit‐ tee Meeting Minutes. On a motion by Debby Brian, by Myiesha second Beard, the Board unani‐ mously approved the Fi‐ nancial Statements for month ended April 30, 2026. On a motion by Myiesha Beard, second by Debby Brian, the Board unanimously ap‐ the Financial proved Statements for month ended May 31, 2026. On a motion by Thomas Scott, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board unanimously approved tabling the FY2027 Budget Plan until Executive Session for fur‐ ther discussion. On a mo‐ tion by Myiesha Beard, by Darnell seconded Waites, the Board the approved unanimously the CHC Amended and Restated Limited Man‐ agement Support Ser‐ vices Agreement. The Urology Contract has been tabled, and no ac‐ tion will be taken on this item. On a motion by Beard, sec‐ Myiesha onded by Donna Kline the Board unanimously approved the Mauldin & Jenkins Engagement Let‐ ter. On a motion by Debby Brian, seconded by Donna Kline the Board approved unanimously the Mauldin & Jenkins Associate Business Agreement. REPORTS TO THE BOARD: Board Chair’s Report: Verbal report presented by Thomas Scott. Chief Executive Officer’s Report: Verbal report presented by Frank Cor‐ coran. Chief Nursing Officer’s Report: presented by Allyson Bennett. CHC Board Report and Education “The Growing of Grant Importance has been Strategy” tabled until the next Board of Commissioners meeting. Chief Information Offi‐ cer’s Report: presented by Todd Walters. Expansion Project Re‐ port: presented by David Beck. Medical Staff Represen‐ Report: pre‐ tative’s by Charles sented Thompson, MD. On a mo‐ tion by Debby Brian, sec‐ onded by Donna Kline, the Board unanimously approved Revised Med‐ ical Staff Bylaws. On a by Darnell motion Waites, seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board unani‐ mously approved Re‐ vised Medical Staff Pol‐ icy 1. On a motion by Beard, sec‐ Myiesha onded by Debby Brian, the Board unanimously approved Revised Med‐ ical Staff Policy 3. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Lizzie Ben‐ zer, the Board unani‐ mously approved Draft Medical Staff Policy 13. BOARD EDUCATION: Woman’s Services pre‐ sented by Dawn Fuller has been tabled until the next Board of Commis‐ sioners meeting. DEPARTMENT EDUCA‐ TION: Care Management presented by Lisa Boston has been tabled until the next Board of Commis‐ sioners meeting.
ical Staff Policy 3. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Lizzie Ben‐ zer, the Board unani‐ mously approved Draft Medical Staff Policy 13.
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BOARD Public EDNotices UCATION: Woman’s Services pre‐ sented by Dawn Fuller has been tabled until the next Board of Commis‐ sioners meeting. EDUCA‐ DEPARTMENT TION: Care Management presented by Lisa Boston has been tabled until the next Board of Commis‐ sioners meeting. EXECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Ben Cavin, second by Donna Kline, the Board unanimously agreed to enter into Ex‐ ecutive Session for the of strategic purpose planning and personnel. REGULAR SESSION: On a motion by Donna Kline, second by Debbie Brian, the Board unanimously agreed to enter back into Regular Session. APPROVAL OF ITEMS PRE‐ SENTED IN EXECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Thomas Scott, second by Darnell Waites, the Board approved unanimously amending the agenda to reflect the tabled items. On a motion by Donna Kline, second by Debbie Brian, the Board unani‐ mously approved the recommendation for the Executive Committee of the Board to hold bi‐ monthly meetings until determined for the pur‐ pose of financial up‐ dates. On a motion by Darnell Waites, seconded by Myiesha Beard, the Board unanimously ap‐ proved the FY2027 Bud‐ get Plan. On a motion by Ben Cavin, second by Donna Kline, the Board approved unanimously the Medical Executive Committee’s June Rec‐ pre‐ ommendations by Charles sented Thompson, MD. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further busi‐ ness, on a motion by Myiesha Beard, second by Donna Kline, the unanimously Board agreed to adjourn at 8:27 p.m. 198952 sep 2-1t $62.91
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Kline, the Board unani‐ mously approved the meeting agenda as pre‐ sented. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None. West eliciaa
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EXECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland and seconded by Darnell Waites, the Board unanimously agreed to enter into Ex‐ ecutive Session as per‐ mitted under La. R.S. 42:17. REGULAR SESSION: On a by Nakeisha motion Cleveland and seconded by Ben Cavin, the Board unanimously agreed to enter back into Regular Session. Upon returning to Regular Session, five out of the eight Board were Commissioners present therefore the quorum requirement was met. BOARD COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Debby Brian, Cavin, Nakeisha Ben Cleveland, Donna Kline, and Thomas Scott. BOARD COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: Myiesha Beard, Lizzie Benzer, and Dar‐ nell Waites. On a motion by Ben Cavin and seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, the Board unanimously ap‐ proved to amend the agenda so that the min‐ utes reflect that interre‐ lated strategic planning and personnel matters were discussed during Executive Session. On a motion by Ben Cavin and seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, the Board unanimously in‐ structed legal counsel to research the matters dis‐ cussed during executive session and to provide any legal opinions and/or recommendations to the Board. ADJOURNMENT: There being no further busi‐ ness, on a motion by Ben Cavin and seconded by Donna Kline, the Board unanimously agreed to adjourn the meeting at 11:59 a.m. 198961-SEP 2-1T $27.59 PUBLIC NOTICE ---
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NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR SEALED BIDS
LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSION‐ ERS MEETING MINUTES Friday, July 31, 2026
The Town of St. Fran‐ is requesting cisville sealed bids for the pur‐ chase of salvage materi‐ including metal als, scrap, located at 11381 Street, St. Ferdinand Francisville, Louisiana.
The Chairman of the Board of Commissioners (“Board”) of Lane Re‐ gional Medical Center called a Special Meeting of the Board on Friday, July 31, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the 3rd floor confer‐ ence room of Lane Med‐ ical Plaza located at 6550 Main Street, Zachary, Louisiana. CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order at 10:07 a.m. by Scott, Board Thomas Chair. Seven out of the eight Board Commission‐ ers were present there‐ fore the quorum require‐ ment was met. BOARD COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Myiesha Beard, Debby Brian, Ben Cavin, Cleveland, Nakeisha Donna Kline, Thomas and Darnell Scott, Waites. BOARD COMMISSIONERS ABSENT: Lizzie Benzer. OTHERS PRESENT: David Beck, Allyson Bennett, Boston, Brittany Lisa Casey, Frank Corcoran, Mandi Louise Foretich, Jacob Simpson, Elizabeth Stafford, and Todd Wal‐ ters. MEETING AGENDA AP‐ PROVAL: On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland and by Donna seconded Kline, the Board unani‐ mously approved the meeting agenda as pre‐ sented. PUBLIC None.
COMMENTS:
EXECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Nakeisha Cleveland and seconded by Darnell Waites, the Board unanimously agreed to enter into Ex‐ ecutive Session as per‐ mitted under La. R.S. 42:17.
Interested parties are in‐ vited to submit a bid stating the total amount they are willing to pay for the salvage materi‐ including metal als, scrap. The successful bidder will be responsi‐ ble for all labor, equip‐ loading, trans‐ ment, portation, removal, and disposal of any remain‐ ing materials necessary to clear the property. Bids will be opened and awarded at the meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen on Tuesday, September 8, 2026. The Town of St. Fran‐ cisville reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any infor‐ malities. Please submit bids to: Town of St. Francisville 11936 Ferdinand St. P.O. Box 400 St Francisville, La. 70775 For any additional infor‐ mation: 225 635 3688 198101-aug 26-sep 2-2t $35.80 PUBLIC NOTICE -- NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTIONS Pursuant to the provi‐ sions of an ordinance adopted by the Parish Council of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana (the "Govern‐ ing Authority"), acting as the governing authority of (i) the Parish of West State of Feliciana, Louisiana and (ii) Sales Tax District No. 1 of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana (the "Parish and District"), on June 8, 2026, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that spe‐
Pursuant to the provi‐ sions of an ordinance adopted by the Parish Council of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana (the "Govern‐ West eliciaa ing Author ity"), acting as the govern ing Notices authority Public of (i) the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana and (ii) Sales Tax District No. 1 of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana (the "Parish and District"), on June 8, 2026, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that spe‐ cial elections will be held within the Parish and District on TUESDAY, NO‐ VEMBER 3, 2026, and that at the said elections there will be submitted to all registered voters in the Parish and District qualified and entitled to vote at the said elections under the Constitution and Laws of the State of Louisiana and the Consti‐ tution of the United the following States, propositions, to-wit: PARISHWIDE TIONS
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PROPOSITION NO. 1 OF 3 (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall the Parish of West State of Feliciana, Louisiana (the "Parish"), continue to levy a 0.5 mill tax on all the property to taxation subject within the Parish (an es‐ timated $255,000 reason‐ ably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, for the purpose of operating maintaining, and/or improving the public hospital in the Parish? PROPOSITION NO. 2 OF 3 (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall the Parish of West State of Feliciana, Louisiana (the "Parish"), continue to levy a 1 mill tax on all the property to taxation subject within the Parish (an es‐ timated $510,000 reason‐ ably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining, providing operating, and/or supporting (i) public health facilities and other social ser‐ vices, (ii) animal control facilities equipment, services, (iii) and/or facilities equipment, and/or services neces‐ sary or useful in the eradication, abatement or control of mosquitoes and other arthropods of health impor‐ public tance, (iv) solid waste collection and disposal equipment, facilities and services and (v) the coroner’s office in the Parish? PROPOSITION NO. 3 OF 3 (MILLAGE RENEWAL) Shall the Parish of West State of Feliciana, Louisiana (the "Parish"), continue to levy a 8.89 mills tax (the "Tax") on all property subject to taxation in the Parish (an estimated $4,532,000 rea‐ sonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2027 and ending with the year 2036, with the proceeds of the Tax to be dedi‐ cated and used solely as follows: (i) 50% of the Tax pro‐ ceeds for acquiring, con‐ improving, structing, maintaining, supporting and/or operating public roads and bridges and related drainage facili‐ ties and equipment; (ii) 33% of the Tax pro‐ ceeds for acquiring, con‐ improving, structing, maintaining, supporting and/or operating public grounds, buildings, equipment and furnish‐ ings; and (iii) 17% of the Tax pro‐ ceeds for acquiring, con‐ improving, structing, maintaining, supporting and/or operating recre‐ ational parks, facilities, equipment and programs in the Parish? SALES TAX DISTRICT NO. 1 PROPOSITION (SALES TAX) Shall Sales Tax District
and/or operating public buildings, grounds, equipment and furnish‐ ings; and
(iii) 17% of the Tax pro‐ West eliciaa ceeds for acquir ing, con‐ structing, proving, Publicim Notices maintaining, supporting and/or operating recre‐ ational parks, facilities, equipment and programs in the Parish? SALES TAX DISTRICT NO. 1 PROPOSITION (SALES TAX) Shall Sales Tax District No. 1 of the Parish of West Feliciana, State of (the "Dis‐ Louisiana trict"), be authorized to levy and collect a tax of 1/2% (the "Tax"), in ac‐ cordance with Louisiana (an estimated law $1,253,500 reasonably ex‐ pected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), for a period of 7 years, commencing Janu‐ ary 1, 2027, for the pur‐ poses of acquiring, con‐ improving, structing, maintaining, supporting and/or operating recre‐ ational parks, facilities, programs equipment, and services, provided at the discretion of the Dis‐ trict’s governing author‐ ity, up to twenty-five per‐ cent (25%) of the annual proceeds of the Tax may be used for the purposes of maintaining and sup‐ porting social services and programs? The said special election for the Parish of West Fe‐ liciana will be held at each and every polling place in the Parish, which polls will open at six o'clock (6:00) a.m. and close at eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., in accor‐ dance with the provi‐ sions of La. R.S. 18:541. The said special election for Sales Tax District No. 1 will be held at the polling places at the fol‐ lowing precincts of the District which polls will open at six o'clock (6:00) a.m. and close at eight o'clock (8:00) p.m., in ac‐ cordance with the provi‐ sions of La. R.S. 18:541, to wit: PRECINCTS 01(PART) 01A(PART) 01B(PART) 02 02A 02B 03 03A 04 05(PART) 06(PART) 06A(PART) 07(PART) 07A(PART) 08 08A 08C 09 10 10A 10B 11 11A 12 12A 12B 13 The polling places at the precincts in the Parish and District are hereby designated as the polling places at which to hold the said elections, and Commissioners-inthe Charge and Commission‐ ers, respectively, shall be those persons desig‐ nated according to law. The estimated cost of the Parish of West Feli‐ ciana election as deter‐ mined by the Secretary of State based upon the provisions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 and actual costs of similar elections is $7,200. The estimated cost of Sales Tax District No. 1 election as determined by the Secretary of State based upon the provi‐ sions of Chapter 8-A of Title 18 and actual costs of similar elections is $3,600. Notice is further given that a portion of the monies collected from the taxes described in the Propositions shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems in the manner required by law. The said special elec‐ tions will be held in ac‐ cordance with the applic‐ able provisions of Chap‐ ter 5, Chapter 6-A and Chapter 6-B of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other con‐ stitutional and statutory authority, and the offi‐
monies collected from the taxes described in the Propositions shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems in the manner eliciaa required West by law.
Public Notices
The said special elec‐ tions will be held in ac‐ cordance with the applic‐ able provisions of Chap‐ ter 5, Chapter 6-A and Chapter 6-B of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other con‐ stitutional and statutory authority, and the offi‐ cers appointed to hold the said elections, as provided in this Notice of Special Elections, or such substitutes therefor as may be selected and in accor‐ designated dance with La. R.S. 18:1287, will make due re‐ turns thereof to said Governing Authority, and NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR‐ THER GIVEN that the Gov‐ Authority will erning meet at its regular meet‐ ing place, the Council Meeting Room, 2nd Floor of the Courthouse Annex, 4785 Prosperity Street, St. Louisiana, Francisville, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2026, at 5:30 P.M., and shall then and there in open and public session proceed to examine and canvass the returns and declare the result of the said special elections. All registered voters of the Parish and District are entitled to vote at said special elections and voting machines will be used. 196739-aug 2-4t $484.68
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PUBLIC NOTICE --NOTICE TO BIDDERS SP# 2188 Sealed bids will be re‐ ceived by the Procure‐ ment Section of the Divi‐ sion of Administration, 1201 N. 3rd. St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2-160, Baton Louisiana, at Rouge, 10:00 A.M. for the follow‐ ing: RFx No. 3000026642, Chips for Canteen Resale – DOC – PE, 9/15/26 Bid proposal forms, in‐ formation and specifica‐ tions may be obtained by accessing the bid num‐ ber in LaPac at www.doa. la.gov/doa/osp/ or from the procurement section listed above. No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any infor‐ malities. Amy Vincent Director of State Procure‐ ment FAX (225) 342-8688 199185-SEP 2-1T $12.05 PUBLIC NOTICE --TO: JEREMY CHIERRY or JEREMY THIERRY, as sur‐ viving son and legal suc‐ cessor of the deceased PARRISH NEWMAN: You are hereby sum‐ moned and commanded to appear and substitute as party plaintiff for the deceased Parrish New‐ man in the above and ti‐ tled cause of action pending in the 20th Judi‐ cial District Court for the Parish of West Feliciana, 4789 Prosperity Street, St. Francisville, LA 70775, within sixty days of the first publication of this summons. /S/KATHRYN E. JONES HONORABLE KATHRYN "BETSY" JONES JUDGE, DIVISION A 20TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA 199168-sep 2-23-2t $38.94
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