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The city of Zachary announced the death of Myrtle McDavid, mother of Mayor David McDavid and a longtime resident of Zachary. Our condolences to the McDavid family and to all in the community her life touched.
Homecoming decorating winners The Zachary Chamber of Commerce announced the winners of the Paint the Town Red and Blue contest, a time to celebrate Zachary High’s 2026 homecoming. The winners were: Most Creative: City of Zachary Best Theme: Castello Insurance Most School Spirit: Sweet Stirrings
River panel meetings are available online The Amite River Basin Commission meets at 10 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every month. Check out its YouTube channel, https://www.youtube. com/@AmiteRiverBasinComm, to view live and recorded meetings.
Breast imaging set for October Woman’s Hospital’s mobile mammography coach brings breast imaging across the state. A physician’s order is required, and appointments are strongly encouraged. The coach will be available Oct. 14 at United Methodist Church, 4205 Church St., Zachary. Call (225) 924-8268 to schedule.
Luke Gautreau, 4, rounds a corner at the Wild West Stick Horse Rodeo on Saturday at HugYourPeople Park in Zachary.
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Kids saddle up for Zachary’s stick horse rodeo
Celebrate fall n The Little School Fall Fest is from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 24 at 4205 Church St. Food trucks, vendors, games, trunk-ortreat, cake walks and more are planned. n St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church is holding its Fall Fest from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 31. Food, an antique car show, games, entertainment, country store, inflatable obstacle course and more are planned.
Join local AARP members The Zachary Chapter of AARP holds monthly meetings at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday of each month at the Zachary Men’s Club, 5746 Rollins Road, Zachary. The next meetings are Oct. 14, Nov. 11 and Dec. 9. Email Leila Pitchford at lpitchford@theadvocate.com.
Amelia Bell, 4, enters the rodeo arena.
Children run to catch ducks.
It’s time for a fall roundup of Zachary school sports Warren Brady ZACHARY SPORTS
We’re close to the midway point for Zachary fall sports. So, what is going on and is in the future for fall Zachary sports? The Zachary High volleyball team (9-7) is on a three-game win streak that started with a straight set victory (25-10, 25-20, 25-14) over Catholic High of Pont Coupee on Sept. 24. They took that momentum into district wins over Central on Sept. 28 (25-13, 25-22, 15-25, 27-25) and a straight set victory (25-11, 25-13, 25-14) over Baton Rouge High on Sept. 30. The Broncos will be home for district games against Denham Springs Oct. 7 and Walker Oct. 14. At the time of writing, the Broncos have
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Joshua Jemison with his dad, Vincent Jemison, Cooper Mill HOA board secretary, enjoying Fall Fest with their dog. ä More photos, PAGE 2G
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Visitors gathered in downtown Zachary Friday for the city’s Fall Fest. The free festival musical performances, including from Chubby Carrier at the downtown gazebo. Some attractions and activities included a pumpkin patch, local artisan and craft vendors, food trucks and local food/beverage courts.
Zachary’s Fall Fest Pumpkin Patch was filled with the gourds.
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Kids enjoy the Haunted Bouncy House during Zachary’s Fall Fest on Oct. 2.
Kendrick Slan Sr., 38, a registered Independent, has announced his candidacy for Zachary City Council District 1. Slan has been a Zachary community member for the past 15 years, building his career, caring for his wife and three sons, and fostering community cohesion through extracurricular programs for youth, he said in a campaign statement. He promises a term rooted in transparent servant-leadership, keeping families first, relatability and accessibility, solution-oriented, and always prioritizing people over politics. As councilman, Slan aims to invest in public safety, foster economic growth and increased local employment opportunities, improve local infrastructure, and increase the quality and accessibility of local youth and education afterschool programs. Slan said he brings years of first-hand experience with youth through nonprofit work and athletic programs, former activity in governmental relations, and a vision of a more economically developed, entertaining and family-friendly Zachary.
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Festivalgoers gather Oct. 2 for Zachary’s downtown Fall Fest. Scary statue display at Fall Fest in Zachary Friday.
Jennifer Hood, of Zachary, and her grandson, Kasen Selby, enjoy the fest.
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Darline Couch and Randy LeJeune dance the night away. Chubby Carrier and the Bayou Swamp Band headline this year’s Fall Fest.
Joyce Burgess, 67, a Democrat, is running for reelection for Baker School Board District 3. She was first elected to the board in 2018. Her flyer says that three goals have been accomplished under term: rebuild Baker High, excellent curriculum and teaching; and No. 1 for growth in Louisiana. Her slogan is “Students Today. A Stronger Baker Tomorrow” and lists education, opportunity, character and brighter futures as goals.
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Zachary Council District 4 Community news report Mark Miles is running for the Zachary City Council District 4 seat. The 64-year-old Democrat is No. 181 on the Nov. 3 ballot. Miles retired from the Baton Rouge Fire Department after 31 years of service, where he served as assistant chief. He said he worked to strengthen the department’s relationship with the community by launching initiatives such as adopting a school to promote fire safety education and partnering with the American Red Cross to help ensure that homes throughout the community were equipped with working smoke detectors.
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committed to bringing the same level of dedication and community focused leadership to the Zachary City Council. Miles is the owner of Miles photography Studio LLC, a professional photography studio. He has been married to his wife, Letecia Spurlock Miles, for 36 years. Together they have called Zachary home for nearly 20 years. They are members of Greater King David Baptist Church, where Mark Miles serves as a deacon and is a member of the Mark Miles executive ministry. Mark Miles was appointed to the Zachary Civil SerWith decades of leader- vice Board. He plans to work alongship, public safety experience and a passion for serv- side all members of the ing others, Miles said he is City Council and the mayor
to focus on infrastructure and businesses. He said he is running for City Council “for the same reasons that attracted my wife and me to the city of Zachary nearly 20 years ago. Zachary is our forever home. My vision is for our own version of Perkins Rowe and Juban Crossing: a movie theater, shopping and more activities for families in the city — keeping our families and our taxes in our city. “I will work hard to attract new businesses while promoting our community. I will work with the Zachary fire chief and the Zachary police chief to keep our neighborhoods and community safe. I will work hard today for a better Zachary tomorrow.”
Zachary Community School Board District 4 Community news report Jason Partin, no party, is running for Zachary Community School Board District 4. He said, “Zachary is my home. I was born 47 years ago at Lane where my mother, Jeanne Partin, worked as a nurse. My late father, Joe Partin, taught, coached, and was principal at Zachary High. “I started kindergarten at Northwestern Elementary and proudly graduated from ZHS in 1997 having played on every ball team available to me. ZHS honored me by adding my name to its athletic hall of fame,” Partin said. Partin and his wife, Amanda Weilbaecher, live in Zachary and work as physical therapists. They
Jason Partin have three children: Miles, a senior at Zachary High; Owen, in 10th grade; and Stella, at Copper Mill. “When the founders of ZCSD drew up the geo-
graphical boundaries of our new system, they included every child who would have gone to a school located in the city of Zachary as part of the EBR system,” Partin said. “We didn’t create a city system, we created a COMMUNITY system. The vote to create ZCSD was compelling and enthusiasm was overwhelming. Everyone showed up to paint, clean and move furniture to be able to begin operating schools in the Fall of 2003. I want to find that level of pride and enthusiasm again.” Partin said his competitiveness means “Excellence Lives Here” and “It’s All About the Z” mean something to him. The heart I have for this community and its most important asset, its schools, impels me
to do my part to keep us the best system in the state.” “I promise to show up and participate in every meeting, to listen, question and search for solutions to our problems and to steward our resources for their best use,” Partin said. ““I want to ensure that we have the best available teachers and leadership with all they need to do their best work,” he added. “We need to keep our kids in school to finish their education to provide each of them with the means for a successful life. And we need to maintain schools and facilities for our kids that makes them and all of us proud and competitive. Like you, I want nothing short of the best for my kids and I want nothing less than the best for your kids.”
Community news report Crystal London, 39, with no party affiliation, is running for reelection to the Zachary Community School Board District 8 seat. “It has been an honor to serve the Zachary community over the past four years. I am running for reelection because the work continues,” she said. “When I first ran for School Board, I talked about my belief that public schools are democratic institutions — that the voices of parents, teachers, students, school staff, and community members should matter in the decisions that shape our schools. That belief has guided my first term.” London is an educator with nearly 25 years of experience as a teacher, education leader and educational researcher, including 10 years working in Zachary. She and her husband, Keith, have three children who attend Zachary Community Schools. London said, “I experience our schools as a board member, educator, parent and member of this community.” She said that in her first term, her work has centered on creating opportunities for people to participate, expanding opportunities for students, advocating for students, families and educators, and strengthening transparency and accountability. She said that includes establishing quarterly community forums where residents can receive information, ask questions and share their perspectives; creating the School Board Student Internship Program to give students
Crystal London direct experience with public leadership and civic engagement; advocating for student and family concerns, increased teacher compensation and teacher voice; and bringing academic and discipline data into conversations about where improvements can be made. “My work has included asking thoughtful questions about the decisions before us, championing a comprehensive review of district policies, and building relationships with education leaders and policymakers at the local, state, and national levels to bring ideas, resources, and opportunities back home to Zachary,” London said. “There is more work ahead,” she said. “For me, ‘The Work Continues’ means continuing to listen, ask questions, expand opportunities, support educators, strengthen accountability, and make sure the people affected by our decisions have meaningful ways to participate in our school system.” Her website is zcsd8. org.
Zachary City Council District 3 Community news report Amanda Perry, 44, a Republican, is running for District 3 of the Zachary City Council. She and her husband, Richy, call Zachary home, and have raised five children in Zachary. “Now we have the blessing of watching our grandchildren grow and thrive in this community. Over the years, we have made some of our sweetest memories here, built friendships that will last a lifetime, and watched Zachary grow into a community we deeply cherish,” she said. She is a member of Fellowship Church Zachary, where she said she has an opportunity to serve with purpose and calling. “It is that same sense of purpose and calling that has led me to run for Zachary City Council District 3,” Perry said. Perry said she has spent her 23-year career devoted
Amanda Perry to public service: serving on numerous state, national and international boards, councils and commissions. Her experiences includes professional firefighter, paramedic, educator, state administrator and national EMS leader. She serves as the executive director of a national interstate licensure compact representing 37
member states. “I understand public service, emergency response and the importance of public safety,” Perry said. “I understand the value of strong schools and quality education. I also understand that effective leadership means working alongside people with different perspectives, finding common ground, and respectfully agreeing to disagree, all while keeping the best interests of the people we serve at the core of every decision.” “Richy and I believe that it is time for me to bring the collective experiences of my career home to serve the people of Zachary. This campaign is not about seeking a position. It is about stepping out in faith and answering a call to serve,” Perry said. “I will lead with humility and kindness, but also with the grit, courage, and confidence to ask the difficult questions and make the right decisions for our hometown.”
Zachary School Board District 1 Community news report Dewey Davis, 64, Republican, is running for the Zachary Community School Board District 1 seat. “I am a Christian, a fact that has had a tremendous impact upon my life,” Davis said. Davis is a retiree from the Zachary Community School System. “Having served my entire career in the schools of Zachary, I believe I have a perspective that would not be common among many school board members,” he said. “During my career, I served the Zachary community as a special education teacher, a third grade teacher, a principal and a district supervisor. “I also have four children
Dewey said that during his tenure with Zachary Schools, “I was privileged to work with an incredible group of educators and support staff. I can now see that it was the partnerships with parents, staff and students that shaped my life.” “I think that’s why what you gain through the years is called experience, not just information. I believe the experience I’ve gained can be an asset to our school system and community,” Davis said. “We all have a part to play in moving our district forDewey Davis ward,” he said. I would like to do my part by helping who graduated from Zach- guide our policies, working ary Schools. I have worked with our superintendent, with countless students and and providing direction as their families through the your school board member for District 1.” years,” he said.
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ZACHARY POLICE BOOKINGS The following people were booked into East Baton Rouge Parish Prison or issued a summons by the Zachary Police Department Sept. 10-30, 2026. SADIE BOWLING: 36; 14051 Northeast Drive, Baker; failure to appear on outstanding bench warrants JORDAN FORD: 21; 3736 Charry Drive, Baker; possession of marijuana VERNELL JACKSON: 50; 2361 N. Magnolia Drive, Baker; possession of marijuana TERRY TOLLIVER: 22; 1006 Sherron Ave., Baker, possession of marijuana RODERICK STEVENSON: 44; 18696 La. 10, Clinton; improper supervision of a minor by a
parent DEREK THOMPSON: 28; 4330 Jefferson St., Baker; failure to appear on outstanding bench warrants KIARA WISHAM: 35; 1150 Cardinal St., Baton Rouge; theft, resisting an officer, and three counts of battery of a police officer MICHAEL GRIMMER SR.: 51; 3319 White Oak St., Zachary; unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, interfering with emergency communication, stalking, entry on or remaining in places/ land after being forbidden CAROLYN HOWARD: 73; 4125 Robert St., Zachary; unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling, stalking, criminal trespass
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sitions and constitutional amendments. Depending on a voter’s residential address and voting districts, the ballot may include: n U.S. Senate n U.S. House of Representatives n 19th Judicial District Court Judge n District Attorney, 19th Judicial District n Zachary City Council n Zachary Community School Board n Constitutional amendments and local propositions The Louisiana Secretary of State advises voters to check their registration information and sample ballot before voting. Sample ballots can be accessed through the Louisiana Voter Portal and the GeauxVote system.
Residents can register or update their voter information from 3:30-7 p.m., Wednesday-Thursday, at Zachary Men’s Important election dates Club, 5746 Rollins Road. Voter Registration Deadline — In Person When registering in person, voters or By Mail: Monday, Oct. 5 should bring appropriate identification Voter Registration Deadline — Online and documentation showing their current through GeauxVote: Tuesday, Oct. 13 residence. Voters can also register or upEarly Voting: 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Oct. 20-27. date their information online through the No early voting on Sunday, Oct. 25. Election Day: Nov. 3 Louisiana Secretary of State’s GeauxVote For voter registration information, samsystem. ple ballots and other election information, What will be on the Nov. 3 ballot? visit www.sos.la.gov and click Elections The Nov. 3 election includes federal, ju- and Voting. Your sample ballot can be dicial and local offices, as well as propo- found there also.
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TONYA KIRKLAND: 51; 6442 Donnie St., Zachary; operating while intoxicated-first offense BRANDON MCBRIDE: 42; 2388 Brush Creek Court, Zachary; domestic abuse battery–dangerous weapon JEROME LOVE: 35; 19928 Deer Creek Drive, Zachary; failure to appear on outstanding bench warrant ERIC MCMICHAEL: 62; 2051 High Pointe Ave., Zachary; three counts of theft AKEIRIYON MITCHELL: 27; 9271 Chinn St., Baton Rouge; theft JEFFERY UPKINS: 45; 4724 Lemonwood Drive, Baton Rouge; failure to appear on outstanding bench warrant
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Continued from page 1G moved up in the Power Ranking to No. 32. The ZHS cross-country team put on an impressive performance on Sept. 26 at the STA Southland Steel meet at St. Thomas Aquinas High School. The boys team finished first overall out of 21 teams and the girls finished sixth out of 16 teams. Coach Julie Fink noted that there were 14 personal records set by Broncos runners on the day. Fink also indicated that the boys’ one-two finish of Max Gennaro and Tyson Frankin was the first time in her career where she has a one-two finish. Senior Gennaro clocked in at 15:30.9 and junior Franklin was timed at 16:12.5, which were both personal bests for both runners. Coach Fink noted that “I am extremely pleased that they are racing as a team and not just for themselves.” She said the emphasis on team improvement has resulted in overall team times significantly going down over
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BARISHA ANDERSON: 35; 3117 Country STRATE GIC AFPlaza, FILIATION: On a motion by Darnell Zachary; simple battery Waites, seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, the CHRISTIAN COSEY: 18; 1338 Board Pine Bluff Ave.,unani‐ voted mously to enter into Ex‐ Zachary; misdemeanor carnal knowledge ecutive Session forofthe purpose of strategic affil‐ a juvenile iation. BRETT GLYNN: 38; 2296 Valley St., Baton TO REGULAR RETURN SESSION: On aendanmotion by Rouge; domestic abuse battery–child Darnell Waites, seconded germent by Myiesha Beard, the Board voted unani‐ mously enter back DAJAI GREEN: 34; 4261 Blount Road,toBaton into Regular Session. Rouge; remaining after forbidden ACTION FOLLOWING EX‐ RONALD LANNS: 25; 7633 Smith Road, Clinton; ECUTIVE SESSION: On a motion by Darnell simple criminal damage to Waites, property seconded by Nakeisha Cleveland, the ALICIA MALOID: 38; 610 S. 10th St., Baton Board voted unani‐ PUBLIC NO TICE mously to approve the Rouge; theft - - strategic affiliation dis‐ LANE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING MINUTES Monday, August 24, 2026
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Services, Re‐ Cheri onJohnson, Rene vised Policy 1.03 Infec‐ Ragus, Bob Shipe, Oct. 30 at Crawfish AquatOct. 3-4 ParkProgram tion the Control Michelle Shipe,On Jacob – Laboratory, and Simpson, Elizabeth80 Plan hosted games ics. Qualifiers will head to Re vised Polin icysup4.31 Disas‐ Stafford, Joe Thomason, ter Staffing Plan. Todd Wal ters, and Sulphur on Nov. 20 for the port of “Emmas Event” Lakyshia Williams. MITTEE REPORTS: state championship.INVOCATION: The a St. JudesCOM benefit for invoca‐ Bylaws Com tee:are On a tion was led Emma by DarnellRogillio. The ZHS Hall of Fame If mit you mo tion by Ben Cavin, Waites. onded by Darnell will honor 2026 inductinterestedsec in participatWaites, the Board voted PLEDGE: The pledge of al‐ unanadult imously league to approve ees Jameson Fisherleand ingbyinDarfuture giance was led ‐ the 08-12-2026 Bylaws nell Waites. Commit tee Meet Min‐ Keilon Brown with a bangames, keep an eye oningthe utes. On a motion by Ben MENT OF MEET‐ Cavin, sec ondedwebby Lizzie Park quet at the Athletic AMEND Center ING AGENDA: Zachary On a mo‐ Youth Benzer, the Board voted tion by Nakeisha Cleve‐ on Oct. 15 and at halftime site YouthtoParkunanimously approve land, seconded by (Zachary Dar‐ the Bylaws Committee nell Waites, the Board of the Catholic Highvoted game Home)toforrecthe next league ommen dation to ap‐ unanimously the revisions and approve on Oct. 16. Brown was a the amend signment up. prove additions to the Lan‐ of the meeting agenda as eRMC Hospital Bylaws. follows: two sport (football and • Allow all reports for Finance Committee: On a which no action is re‐ Brady baseball) All-State perWarren motion covers by Ben Cavin, quired to stand as sub‐ sec onded by Nakeisha ted; sports for the Advocate/ former that lead themit BronCleve land, the Board • Add an action item for voted unanimously to Affiliation Approval; Plainsman. To contact cos to two state champiapprove the 06-29-2026 • Amend the stated pur‐ Finance Committee Brady, zachary@ onships in 2017 andpose 2018. of the sec ond Exec‐email Meeting Minutes. On a utive Session to include motion by Ben Cavin, Fisher was an All State Medical Staff theadvocate.com. Credential‐ seconded by Myiesha ing in addition to Strate‐ gic Financial Review; and • Add an action item fol‐ lowing the second Execu‐ tive Session for a vote re‐ garding Strategic Finan‐ cial Review, as discussed in Executive Session.
Beard, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Financial Statements for month ended June 30, 2026. On a motion by Ben Cavin, seconded by Debby Brian, the Board voted unanimously to approve the Financial PUBLIC COMMENTS: Statements for month None. ended July 31, 2026. On a motion by Ben Cavin, EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR seconded by Myiesha STRATEGIC AFFILIATION: Beard, the Board voted On a motion by Darnell unanimously to approve Waites, seconded by the Lester Miller & Wells Nakeisha Cleveland, the Engagement Letter. On a Board voted unani‐ motion by Donna Kline, mously to enter into Ex‐ seconded by Ben Cavin, ecutive Session for the the Board voted unani‐ purpose of strategic affil‐ mously to approve the iation. Foley & Judell Engage‐ ment LetLegal ter. OnNotices a motion TO Notices REGULAR RETURN Legal Public Notices by Nakeisha Cleveland, SESSION: On a motion by Lizzie Ben‐ sec onded by Darnell Waites, seconded zer the Board voted Pr by Myiesha Beard, the Job Engineers/ General Help unanimously to approve Board voted unan i ‐ Information Ad Chemists the Resolution regarding mously to enter back Supplemental to the into Regular Session. Foley & Judell Engage‐ Advertising Announcements Legal Notices ment Let USter. GreenupAC LawnCare Looking to promote your services or & DAVIS, LLC TION FOLLOWING EX‐ FOLLOW FORD, BACON Adoptions Specialist, ECUTIVE Baton Rouge, LA SESSION: On a ON TWITTER! find a new hire? Deliver All your Disciplines of REPORTS TO THE BOARD: by Darnell@advocatebrjobs motion This position Quality Control Supervisor classified message statewide for as Announcements Engr/Designers/3D Design. seconded by Waites, statewide (Full-Time) little as $265 per week through the Board Chair’s Re port: Births humanresources@fbd.com ordination of Job Duties: Nakeisha Cleveland, the Louisiana Press Association’s Verbal report presented voted unani‐ Board PUBLIC NOTICE Business Personals programs grass crews; Classified Network. Pre-payment a by Thomas Scott. On to approve the Marine mously - - - Supervise Card of ThanksTo learn more,Hargrove public health communicatestrate w/ gen. mantion by Nakeisha mo required. email Engineers + gic affiliation dis‐ by Cleveland, seconded tional and owner regarding advertising@lapress.com or Constructors call Found in executive ses‐ cussed LANE REGIONAL ager MEDICAL Debby Brian, the Board areas of sion. CENTERjob site details/concerns; 225-344-9309. www.Hargrove-epc.com Fresh Produce to voted unanimouslyobesity BOARD OF conduct new hire training; prove the 2027 Good Places to Dine Immediateap FT openings for Board COMMISSION ERS vidual & c critique properties for Miscellaneous Commissioners Meet‐ of Captains MEET ING MIN UTES Licensed & Good Places to Go health through problems and solutions; End your tax worries today. Let us ing Schedule Calendar. Monday, Augustconduct 24, 2026 follow up visits to Deckhands; Fleet and Live tems & e Good Things Eatproblem our priority. make yourtotax General Help CON SENTqualiAGENDA: On a Trip (Local-14/7 Aboard changes customers to ensure Chief Executive Officer’s Scared, with high tax by Nakeisha motion The Board of Commis‐ Happy Ads stuck Schedule) Vessel ty of control; train employees port: Positions Verbal retion port conducts Re amounts? 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BOARD EDUCATION:tion In‐and have applied clemency sistBeard, w/ irrigation & of Com the Board ing of issues PRESENT: Myiesha New‐ Starting nonmetro areaLizzie & Lafayette, a FAST, vehicle Prevention Demonstrated and fectionRates Meeting Minand ‐ mission Benzer,maintenance; Debby forSchedule my conviction of FirstFREE helpers out Benefits!! trol Plan / Risk As‐ Con Oversee of 3- 4 lapickup andIf you receive tax crew Execu‐ utes, 08-13-2026 Ben communicating Cavin, Brian, program Degree Murder. have a LA.top during Management experience ments pre sented by sess borers, Car perform required Cleve Call the Veteran Commit tee of the tive assist land,mtgs; Nakeisha anydeduction! comments, contact safety w/ required. Must Belle be able to skills fontaine. On a Dana for vegetation Meeting Min utes, Boardmorale Kline, Diana Mar‐ keep Donna mainDonations at 1-844-742-5188 today! and Board of Pardons (225) 342- duties fueling(s); of tion by Dar nell mo work 12 hour rotating Revised LaneRMC Med‐ Thomas Scott, tin, MD,hand tenance use power, 5421. employees up; jobs sec onded grams, by Waites, and Part Time Staff By laws, shifts. 1Q2026 Full icalinspect Darnell andAssist tools/equipment. w/Waites. Health and Wellness the Board Donna Kline, experiences, bi-weekly; assist Shifts Send reficer’s Re port, available. Safety inOfcomspray, first herbicide, use Audien Hearing. The world’s unan i mously to voted nicating 489208 Mar 13-15 3t munication (translating) med – 2026 Med ical Bio BOARD COM MIS SION ERS sume to 225-644-6163 sprayers/spreaders. Rehearing aid with touchscreen An‐value to approve the CY2025and mtgs.ment Management or ABSENT: None. during safetyEquip email move Evaluation of Infec‐ nual controls. 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No edu- The invoca‐ IN VO CA TION: Home Improvement a motion by Nakeisha OnHospice, w/project LLC cation requirement. ProfiBylaws Committee: St. On Joseph a led by Darnell tion was Safe Step Stairlifts. Enjoy greater land, At seconded by to Cleve egies Visit Our Website motion by Ben Cavin, cient in heavyWaites. equipment, Industrial independence and stay inoperating the homeskills including Donna Kline, the Board short-range by Dar nell seconded www.StJosephHospice.com Skills to & other voted unanimouslyucts you love. Feel safe on every level. the Board voted Waites, The pledge of al‐Tech. tractors, sprayPLEDGE: equipment, READER ALERT into Ex ec u tive Ses ‐ enter $750 off plus FREE installation. 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Affordable prices - No hrs: RETURN TO REGU inLAR unanimously to approve seconded by Dar‐ land,7:30AMdaily/weekly about what you by & 4 yrs SESSION: On a motion payments for pay 18 & months! Lifetime Admin the Bylaws Committee Waites, the Board nell 4PM. 40+(plus) to include Gasaway, Gasaway how you pay. Cleveland, similar sec‐ Nakeisha warranty & Some professional installs. Office Clerical om men da tion to ap ‐ rec unan i mously to voted lunch break, M-F. Possible onded by Myiesha Beard, Bankston advertisers be revisions and prove the now the amend ment Architects approvework. Senior & mayMilitary Discounts w/in weekend/holiday the Board voted unani‐ a M seekingasa Licensed to the Lan‐ additionsArchithenot meeting agenda of available. 1-877-496-0371. from out Call: of town. (OT possible, fol but back Org. Mail mously to enter ning tect. Auto-CAD & Revit pital Bylaws. eRMC Hos lows: required or guaranteed. If into Regular Session.HR Mgr, • Allow all reports for exp. req’d. Salary DOE. RECEPTIONIST NEEDED PROFESSIONAL LAWN overtime SERVICE: Planning is worked, nanceresume Committee: On a no action is re‐incl.FiEmail which wage Benefits aTION part time per-ING14734 Fertilization, weed control, seeding, AC FOLLOW EX‐ S H is paid at a ratequired of timetoand Cavin, for motion by Ben Looking standtonya@ggbarchitects.com. as sub‐ TIVE SESdesk SION: On ECU son to work the front Ste a B, Baton aeration and mosquito control. Callhourmit seconded by Nakeisha ted; bea half per worked tion byon Ben a local mo business the Cavin, 70816 now for a free quote. Askyond about the ofBoard Cleveland, • Add an action item for 40our hrs each week.)To by Nakeisha seconded weekends. Additional unan i mously to voted fil i a tion Ap proval; Af first application special! Apply 1-877-691Growing hot mix contraccontact Tara @ Basin the Board Cleve approve the • Amend pur‐ experienced hours may beland, available 1898. tor seeks road 06-29-2026 Contractors, LLC - Email:the ta stated unanimously to nance Comduring mittee thevoted Fiand Exec‐ pose of the second week construction plantMin perra@basincontractors.com provefrom the time Medical Ex‐ ap ing utes. On a Meet tive Ses sion to in clude u to time. Please send your PEST CONTROL: PROTECT YOUR 225-625-2942 sonnel. or Phone: or Cre by Ben resume’ Cavin, to:ecutive Committee’s Au‐ motion apply. dentialAll ‐ positions Medical Staff HOME from pests safely and to ing gust Recommendations Complete send info nearest seconded at:by Myiesha in addiLA tion to Strate‐ applications by John presented affordably. Roaches, Bed www.maddencontracting.com SWA: Bugs, 4523 Plank Baton voted Beard, the Boardworkday9595@gmail.com Finan cial Review; and gic Rd Computer Personnel Wilkinson, MD. On a mo‐ Rodent, Termite, Spiders Rouge, and other imously to approve unanEmployer LA 70802• Phone: Add an225actionEqual item Opportunity fol‐ tion by Nakeisha Cleve‐ Domestic the Financial Statements the second Execu‐ lowingorder# pests. Locally owned and Job 389-8901. land, seconded by Dar‐ for month ended June 30, Professional/ tive Session for a vote re‐ affordable. Call for service or an 1069270. Drivers nell Waites, the Board James Construction a motion by Ben 2026. OnGroup Finan ‐ garding Strategic inspection today! 1-877-728-0264 voted unanimously to Engineers/Chemists by Administrative Cavin, orseconded cial Review, as discussed Call 225-677-9023 Have zip code of property ready approve the Strategic Fi‐ Debby Brian, the Board in Executive Session. 1-800-995-5102 Financial/Acctg when calling! nancial Review as dis‐ voted unanimously to cussed in Executive Ses‐ General Help BREC JOBS cial approve the Finan PUBLIC COMMENTS: Employment opportunities sion. Home Services JM TESTState SYSTEMS ments for month None. Ind’l-Tech. Skills www.brec.org/jobs w/City-Parish Government On a ended July 31, 2026. DIRECTV- All your entertainment. www.brla.gov/jobs AD JOURNMENT: There Instructors tion by Ben Cavin, mo EXECUTIVE SESSION FORlevel Nothing on your roof! Sign up for Entry positions being no further busi‐ onded by Myiesha sec TION: STRATEGIC AFFILIAavailable. Insurance Directv and get your first three On the job ness, on a motion by Ben the Board voted Beard, a mo tion by Dar nell On months of Max, Paramount+, Green Seasons in Baton your ad provided seconded by Cavin, Job Info imously to approveBold unan seconded training by Waites, hr@jmtest.com Rouge needs Landscape Showtime, Starz, MGM+ and FT theadvocate.co Cleveland, the Nakeisha For faster results!! the Lester Miller & Wells Cleveland, the Nakeisha Managers-Manager voted unani‐ Board technicians. Cinemax included. Choice package Duties Engagement Letter. On a voted unani‐ Boardinclude Trainees mously to adjourn at 8:42 mowing, trimming & to edg$84.99/mo. Some restrictions apply. motion by Donna Kline, enter into Ex‐ mously N Konded by Ben Cavin, p.m. ing of lawn ec and garden utive Session for the L Isec Call DIRECTV 1-866-734-0452 Medical www.linkstaffing.com the Board voted unani‐ pose of of strategic affil‐ pur areas, care and removal Office Clerical 202829-oct 7-1t 225-275-7272 mously to approve the iation. trees, shrubs, flowers & Dish Network: Get DISH Satellite TV $232.91 Foley & Judell Engage‐ Part-Time brush at clients’ job sites. + Internet! Free Install, Free HD-DVR Let ter. On a mo tion ment RE TURN TO REG U LAR Email resumesSES toSION: EmilyOn- a motion Positions Wanted Upgrade, 80,000 On-Demand Movies, MECHANIC wanted for Cleveland, Nakeisha by by hrm@corporategreen.us Plus Limited Time Up To $600 In Gift by Lizzie Ben‐ secondedCo. ondedConstruction Darnell Waites, secLocal Professional/ Looking for the right hire? 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