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STAFF REPORT Minden Press-Herald

With help from technology, the 26th Judicial District is leading the way for Domestic Violence Victims to receive help faster.

Beginning July 22, 2020, Domestic Violence Victims can remotely e-file (Electronic File) for Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs) from the Northwest Louisiana Family Justice Center.

The 26th Judicial Court serving Bossier and Webster Parishes (LA), in conjunction with the Bossier Parish Clerk of Court, and other Parish officials, announced starting on Wednesday, July 22, 2020, Domestic Violence Victims will be able to remotely e-file for a TRO. “I think this is a big step for preventing ongoing domestic abuse. The Northwest Louisiana Family Justice Center is a safe place to go to with great qualified staff that help them through a very hard time. I’m very, very pleased that Mr. Marvin and I have done this together. We’re very pleased that we have a place like the Justice

center to help domestic abuse victims. We’re here to help our citizens,” said Jill Sessions, Bossier Parish Clerk of Court.

Victims will be able to e-file from the safety of the Northwest Louisiana Family Justice Center (NWLA FJC), 1513 Doctors Drive, Suite B, Bossier City, LA 71111, which is approximately 12 miles from the courthouse.

“This is huge. It’s almost 12 miles from our office to Mrs. Sessions’ office. It’s nice that we will have this for those that can’t get to Mrs. Sessions’ office, who are in fear, or if someone doesn’t have transportation.

There’s just a number of reasons. I think this will hopefully help victims to maybe make the step to ask for help that they maybe wouldn’t have quicker,” said Jeri Bowen, Executive Director of the Northwest Louisiana Family Justice Center.

This new filing option will allow temporary restraining orders filed from the Family Justice Center (FJC) to be automatically and electronically integrated into the court’s electronic case management system.

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(Clockwise) Schuyler Marvin, Bossier/Webster District Attorney, Jill Sessions, Bossier Parish Clerk of Court and Sarah Shehane, Bossier Parish Deputy Clerk.

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Principal of Minden High School Becky Wilson welcoming students, their friends and their family to the MHS 2020 Graduation Ceremony.

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STAFF REPORT Minden Press-Herald

Louisiana gas prices have fallen 2.3 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.85/g today, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 2,436 stations.

Gas prices in Louisiana are 3.0 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 51.6 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.

The cheapest station in Louisiana is priced at $1.52/g today while the most expensive is $2.89/g, a difference of $1.37/g.

“We remain stuck in neutral when it comes to gasoline prices. While Pay with GasBuddy data showed a small rebound in gasoline demand, oil prices have again failed to break out, leading to yet another week of little change at the pump,” said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy.

The national average price of gasoline has fallen 2.5 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.17/g today. The national average is down 0.3 cents per gallon from a month ago and stands 56.3 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.

“It’s a bit too early to tell if the small rise in gasoline demand last week will continue into this week, but it does seem the most likely situation. The V-shaped recovery in gasoline demand has been put on hold for nearly all of July as coronavirus cases surged, but once we recover from that and we see demand show several weeks of recovery, we’ll likely see gas prices begin to tick higher. For now, however, that gives motorists more time to fill up without having to worry about big jumps in prices.”

GasBuddy is the authoritative voice for gas prices and the only source for station-level data spanning nearly two decades.

GasBuddy’s survey updates 288 times every day from the most diverse list of sources covering nearly 150,000 stations nationwide, the most comprehensive and up-to-date in the country.

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EDUCATION

TECH HELP: New technology paves Glenbrook Back-toway for victims seeking assistance School Announcement Continued from Page 1 This procedure allows Judges, law enforcement, and court staff to share and view docket entries indexed and notated into the system simultaneously from multiple locations.

“This is a great enhancement to the functionality of the 26th Judicial Court system by using technology to assist victims of domestic violence,” said District Attorney Schuyler Marvin.

In April 2019, Mrs. Sessions implemented the new civil program for digital submission of all civil pleadings to and from the 26th Judicial District Court for electronic signing by the judges. In November 2019, Mrs. Sessions added the feature of electronic filing to its website.

During the eight-week COVID-19 shutdown of the courthouse to the public, attorneys utilizing the e-filing platform continued to conduct business with the Clerk of Court’s office without leaving their office.

A total of 377 e-filed pleadings with 195 of those e-filings being received during the eight weeks of the COVID-19 shutdown.

safety as they reach out to the court system for help.” ongoing domestic abuse. The Sessions hopes that this new safe Northwest Louisiana Family Justice opportunity will help those petiCenter is a safe place to go to with tioners utilizing the assistance of great qualified staff that help them the Family Justice Center to have a through a very hard time” more time-efficient experience.

“I see when the kids come in here -JILL SESSIONS and they’ve seen what has happened to their mother and daddy Mrs. Sessions extended the op- in the middle of the night. I see portunity to the NWLA FJC to myself in those kids sometimes. 18 e-file Petitions for Protection from years my mother was married to Abuse, also known as Temporary an abuser. I just happen to be the lucky one who was only six years Restraining Orders (TROs).

So far this year Bossier’s civil old when they decided to split. But department has had a total of 126 my older siblings weren’t so lucky,” TROs filed, with 30 of those being Sessions said.

“If we had the capability back in the month of May. “It is critical that court-ordered then like we do now and she had domestic violence protection or- support, I do believe she would ders are entered into the Louisiana have filed for a restraining order.

Protective Order Registry (LPOR) We are so much more advanced as soon as possible”, commented and so much more open to helping Louisiana Supreme Court LPOR the victim because back then you Director Ramona Harris. “Digi- didn’t have a safe place you could tal transmission of petitions for go to. You didn’t have anybody court-ordered domestic violence willing to help you. The Northwest protection will speed the filing pro- Louisiana Family Justice Center cess and expedite timely transmis- can put you in places if you need sion for inclusion in the Registry. to. You didn’t have that back then,” This will in turn increase victims’ she added.

“This is a big step for preventing

LOCAL

Mayor Gardner returns to City Hall

WILL PHILLIPS Minden Press-Herald

After getting the OK from medical professionals, Mayor Terry Gardner took his first steps back into his office after first testing positive nearly three weeks ago.

“I got approved from the doctor’s office to come back. I had my first letter of clearance and then my negative results today,” said Gardner. He also stated that he got the news of his second negative test at roughly 10 o’clock this morning.

Given the fact that he was able to continue his Mayoral duties from home, Gardner claims that the transition back into the office is a smooth one, with the only major change being the place where he tends to his work.

“I’m 100% and I just

dove right in when I got back today. I’ve been working from home and staying in touch with all my department heads, worked on the budget some, just now I’m sitting at the desk,” said Gardner.

He also stated that one of his priorities now that his back is a workshop next week, which will be the first official gathering of the City Council with it’s new Dist. A Councilman Wayne Edwards. The workshop will provide the Mayor and Council and opportunity to review the agenda for August’s official City Council workshop.

It’s scheduled to take place Tuesday, July 28, with a tentative time of 10 a.m. which might be changed to 1 p.m.

Gardner also reaffirmed that the City and it’s employees are con-

tinuing to follow health a n d safety guidelines set GARDNER forth by Gov. John Bel Edwards, and continues to emphasize the importance of local citizens doing the same.

“Everybody is practicing social distancing, we’re masked up, we’re taking temperatures when people come in the building, we’re sanitizing the building, and still following all of the Governor’s guidelines,” said Gardner.

“The COVID virus is not selective. It will jump on anybody. Wear your mask when you’re out in public, wash your hands, and stay home. Stay home as much as you can.”

STAFF REPORT Minden Press-Herald

Ashley Rowton, trustee of Glenbrook School, released an announcement regarding Glenbrook School opening back up for the 20/21 school year.

“The first day for Glenbrook School students to return to campus to begin their academic 2020/2021 school year will be Friday, August 7, 2020. Both academics and athletics will continue to pursue excellence by offering the traditional brick and mortar

classroom experience as well as fall sports,” said Rowton.

“Glenbrook School will have new health and safety measures in place as deemed essential by the Louisiana State Board of Education as well as additional measures the school deems appropriate. Class spaces are becoming very limited with some grades already full.

Parents and guardians wishing to learn about registration should call 377-2135.”

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OBITUARIES

Genice Lee Samuel Cage Funeral services for Genice Cage will be held Sunday, July 26, 2020 at 2 p.m. at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Minden, Louisiana with Rev. Bruce Lee officiating. Interment will follow at Gardens of

ceded in death by three brothers, Grady Lee in 2006, Harvey Lee 2005, and Joe Lee 2000. She is survived by her brother Robert Lee. She is also survived by her sisters-in-law Elenora Lee and Josephine Lee, and Nell Lee and many nephews and nieces.

Genice was married to Richard L. Samuel from 1950 until 1968 when he passed away. She was married to Jack Cage from 1971 until 2003 when he passed away.

Genice worked for Arkla Gas until she retired. She

Memory in Minden, Louisiana. The family will receive

and Jack were both known for their benevolence to

friends from 12:30 until service time Sunday at Rose-

family and friends and the community and will be

Neath Funeral Home.

greatly missed.

Rose-Neath Funeral Home

Genice was born Ann Genice Lee in Claiborne Par-

211 Murrell Street

ish, Louisiana, June 7, 1930 to parents Lester Lee and Ethie McDow Lee, now deceased. She passed from this

Minden, Louisiana 71055

life in Minden, Louisiana on July 23, 2020. She was pre-

(318) 377-3412

Jason Holloway Jason Holloway went to be with his Lord and Savior on July 26, 2020.

Arrangements for Jason’s service will be Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Minden, Louisiana with Rev. Trey Waller officiating. Interment will follow at Gilgal

as an instrumentation technician.

Jason was the life of the party wherever he went.

He never met a stranger. Entertaining and cooking for friends and family was one of his favorite past times.

There was a special place in his heart for his niece and nephew, Hylie and Kase.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents Alvin Martel Carver, John T. Holloway, Sr. and Virginia Reed Holloway.

Cemetery in Minden, Louisiana under the direction of

He is survived by his parents Michael and Judy Hol-

Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Minden. The family will

loway, grandmother Rosemary Carver, brother Wade

receive friends from 5:00 until 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, July

Holloway and wife Melanie, niece Hylie Holloway and

28, 2020 at First Baptist Church, Minden.

nephew Kase Holloway, and special friend Whitney

Jason was born July 2, 1980 in Minden, Louisiana where he called home his entire life. Jason graduated from Glenbrook High School, where he enjoyed playing

Hodges.

Pallbearers will be Kase Holloway, Mark Carver, Benji Dumas, Randall Reagan, Casey Rose, and Clint Smith.

sports. He was awarded the Jerry Brandon Memorial Award and had the highest batting average in Webster

Rose-Neath Funeral Home

Parish his senior year. Jason attended ULM and eventu-

211 Murrell Street

ally graduated from Northwest Technical College. After

Minden, Louisiana 71055

his graduation, Jason worked all over the United States

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OTHER OPINION

Virus heightens GOP divisions in Louisiana House Republicans in the Louisiana House started the term divided over leadership, and the coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating, rather than soothing, those divisions.

The latest fissure among GOP lawmakers in the chamber involves public sparring over whether to override Gov. John Bel Edwards’ decision-making in the virus outbreak, through a petition that is provoking sharp disagreements about the scale of the health risks and the scope of the state’s response.

The clashes highlight a continuing trend in the House. As Republicans have gained more seats, they have grown more fractured among themselves, with competing groups disagreeing over the level of cooperation they should have with a Democratic governor.

The four-year term began in January with a contentious vote for House speaker, as a minority of Republicans joined with Democrats to boost GOP Rep. Clay Schexnayder, of Ascension Parish, to the chamber’s top job.

Schexnayder received the support of 22 other Republicans, while 45 GOP lawmakers — including the leader of the House Republican Delegation, Blake Miguez — chose Schexnayder’s competitor, Rep. Sherman Mack, of Livingston Parish.

The Republicans on the losing side of the vote openly questioned Schexnayder’s GOP bonafides, but the new House speaker seemed to soothe

many of the concerns with his committee assignments and his legislative priorities.

The coronavirus pandemic, however, has appeared to rip apart the mending Schexnayder had done.

Schexnayder and many of those who supported his leadership bid are again at odds with many of the Republicans who supported Mack in the House speaker’s race. This time, the catalyst is a petition that could revoke Edwards’ public health emergency declaration and undo all the orders he’s enacted to combat the virus.

The pet i t i o n , pushed by Shreveport Republican Rep. Alan Seabaugh, requires a majority of MELINDA signatures DESLATTE from either House or Senate members to nullify Edwards’ statewide mask mandate, restrictions on businesses, limitations on public gatherings and other orders.

Only the House seems to be actively circulating a petition.

Schexnayder is trying to keep the petition from winning enough House signatures to pass, saying in a letter to Republican House members that the revocation of the emergency would be a “grave decision with potentially dire conse-

quences.” Seabaugh accused Schexnayder of peddling inaccurate information.

The divide between the factions has spilled out across social media.

Supporters say Edwards has overstepped his authority by issuing a statewide mask mandate and is crippling the economy with his business restrictions. Opponents of the petition effort describe damaging consequences if Louisiana becomes the only state in the nation without an emergency declaration amid a pandemic that has killed more than 3,600 Louisiana residents.

The state has one of the nation’s highest per-capita confirmed coronavirus infection rates across the country. Hospitalization numbers are surging, and the percentage of coronavirus tests returning positive for the COVID-19 disease has alarmed public health experts.

For most people, the coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms. For some, especially older adults and those with existing health problems, it can cause severe or fatal illness.

Hospital leaders say removal of the emergency declaration would end needed waivers of regulations that have given health facilities more flexibility to respond to the influx of COVID-19 patients. Other opponents say overriding Edwards’ emergency orders would threaten to keep Louisiana from receiving millions in federal aid.

Schexnayder cautioned that

revoking the emergency declaration could create legal headaches for businesses trying to recover from closures; trigger the overrides of ongoing executive orders tied to natural disasters; and hamper the governor’s authority to respond to tornadoes or hurricanes that strike. Schexnayder commissioned a poll and sent House members results showing widespread, bipartisan support for a mask mandate and for the state’s response to the pandemic.

Seabaugh said opponents are overstating the impact of the emergency declaration revocation and are “fear-mongering.” He said Edwards isn’t appropriately balancing the public health response with the needs of the economy.

Republican Attorney General Jeff Landry has been asked for a legal opinion about the petition’s implications. Whatever Landry decides is certain to prompt another round of back-and-forth disagreement among Republicans about what it all means and whether lawmakers should back Edwards’ virus decision-making, rather than coalesce the GOP House members around one approach.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Melinda Deslatte has covered Louisiana politics for The Associated Press since 2000. Follow her at http://twitter.com/melindadeslatte

OTHER OPINION

Michelle Malkin: One nation under anarcho-tyranny The America you grew up in is not the America we live in now.

One nation under God? Ha. Land of the free? Ha. Domestic tranquility? Ha. Equal protection under the law?

Ha. The right to bear arms? Ha. Freedom of speech? Association? Peaceable assembly? Ha. Ha. Ha. It’s not “socialism” or “communism” under which we suffer. Our dangerously chaotic, selectively oppressive predicament is more accurately described as “anarcho-tyranny.” The late conservative columnist Sam Francis first coined the term in 1992 to diagnose a condition of “both anarchy (the failure of the state to enforce the laws) and, at the same time, tyranny — the enforcement of laws by the state for oppressive purposes.”

The “criminalization of the law-abiding and innocent,” Francis expounded, is achieved in such a state through: “exorbitant taxation, bureaucratic regulation; the invasion of privacy, and the engineering of social institutions, such as the family and local schools; the imposition of thought control through ‘sensitivity training’ and multiculturalist curricula; ‘hate crime’ laws; gun-control laws that punish or disarm otherwise law-abiding citizens but have no impact on violent criminals who get guns illegally; and a vast labyrinth of other measures.”

The toxic combination of “pandemic panic” and “George Floyd derangement syndrome” has thoroughly destroyed the home of the brave. It is a paradise for the de-

praved and dictatorial.

Anarcho-tyranny is how hoodlums can toss statues into rivers with impunity, while citizens disgusted by Black Lives Matter street graffiti are charged with “hate crimes” — as David Nelson and Nicole Anderson in Martinez, California, were by a George Soros-funded district attorney two weeks ago.

Anarcho-tyranny is how rioters can shut down highways and byways on a whim without fear of arrest, while c ommu ters trying to escape the window-smashi n g barbarians obstructing MICHELLE traffic are MALKIN charged with “assault” — as poor Jennifer Watson of Denver, Colorado, was this week.

Anarcho-tyranny is how hordes of gay pride activists marching shoulder to shoulder can defy social distancing guidelines with gushing approbation from radical left-wing medical “experts,” while anti-lockdown and anti-mask mandate protesters are deemed public health menaces who now face snitch hotlines, fines, house arrest or jail time.

Anarcho-tyranny is how 1,000 black militia members can take over the streets in Georgia and point their guns at motorists as they demand reparations, while

white citizen militia members in Idaho, Utah and New Mexico have been smeared publicly as racists and face injunctions for peacefully defending their neighborhoods.

Where do the police stand in this regime? It pains me to say it, but those of us who have backed the blue so loyally and vocally can no longer do so under the assumption that the blue will back us.

It’s rank-and-file cops who are issuing citations to citizens who want to breathe freely.

It’s rank-and-file cops who are standing by while our monuments and courthouses and landmarks are burned and obliterated.

It was rank-and-file cops in Denver who watched as my patriotic friends and I tried to hold a Law Enforcement Appreciation Day this past Sunday and were besieged by Black Lives Matter and antifa thugs who had declared that their sole intent in invading our permitted celebration was to “shut us down.” I livestreamed the chaos as pro-police attendees were beaten, including the organizer Ron MacLachlan, who was bloodied in the face and head just a few feet from me by black-masked animals.

One antifa actor wielded her collapsible baton just inches from me.

The cop-haters had obstructed traffic on their five-minute march from their unpermitted event at the Colorado State Capitol to our permitted space.

No cops intervened.

Unprovoked, the cop-haters blared airhorns, sprayed our faces (mine included), burned an American flag, punched, shoved and menaced and took over our stage.

No cops intervened.

The Denver police chief, Black Lives Matter champion Paul Pazen, has repeatedly and publicly blamed us — the law-abiding — for not having enough private security in place, even as he admitted that 76 officers have been injured by the “peaceful” agitators who have turned our capitol into a heathen hellhole (and perpetrated more than $1 million in property damage so far).

If we had brandished or used our weapons in self-defense, we’d be facing felony assault charges — as armed citizen Steven Baca is in Albuquerque, New Mexico, at the hands of another Soros-subsidized district attorney.

If any of our men had tried to peel the female antifa thugs off of MAGA ladies who were assaulted, they’d be charged with battery, too — just like Baca.

On Tuesday morning, a Denver police union official called me to apologize for the department’s failure to protect those of us who tried to speak on their behalf. The “backlash” for defending our constitutional rights was too high a price to pay, he told me. Sorry.

So the message is loud and clear.

When push comes to bloody shove in end-stage America, under the rule of the anarcho-tyrants, we, the law-abiding, are the enemy. Those in uniform sworn to protect and serve will turn their backs on us because their bosses don’t answer to the public. They protect and serve the mob.

Michelle Malkin’s email address is MichelleMalkinInvestigates@protonmail. com.

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INSPIRATION

Lessons to be learned from Walden’s Pond Henry David Thoreau, born

ative time is wasted in the pur-

I suspect that the reason

our field of endeavor our focal

in 1817 and the author of

suit of getting more and more

many creative person produce

point, our obsession. In return

Walden’s Pond, said “I went to

yet never satisfying the yearn-

less is they spread themselves

we will then make a meaningful

the woods because I wished to

ing deep within.

much too thin. We must focus

contribution to those we touch.

From my understanding he

on our talents -- not put too

It won’t come easily.

the essential facts of

only took with him

many irons in the fire or we will

If we remain unfocused we

life, and see if I could

one rock and threw it

be robbed of our quality time,

will become frenetic in keep-

not learn what it had to

away because of the

preventing ourselves from cen-

ing the pace with those who are

teach, and not, when I

time it took to dust it

tering down, getting into tune

lackadaisical, not inner direct-

came to die, discover

off and put it back in

with ourselves.

ed, thus cheating ourselves in

that I had not lived.”

place.

live deliberately, to front only

He learned a great truth desperately needed today. He went apart

We must hone our talents,

Absurd?

SARAH HUDSON-PIERCE

alone to stay in a log cabin by himself for a year or

Perhaps

sharpen our skills, polish our

Of course I know that we ar-

that is a bit extreme

gift or we will become rusty in

en’t all made alike but I believe

but it’s teaching a

our crafts.

we all have at least one talent

valuable lesson we should heed today.

Pond, located at Concord, Mas-

woods with no media would

or backward in regret at lost

peutic tool to get us to the other

sachusetts.

be beneficial to troubled teens

opportunities, lest we become

side.

who are always hooked up to

scattered and never achieve our

If we cheat ourselves we will

background noise.

dream. If we try to do all things

become cynical and critical of

equally well we won’t become

those who achieve. If we look

all that we can be. Our creativ-

around and compare our lack

I do not know but I sense

ity will be lost in the mundane

of accomplishment with others

it takes a lifetime of practice

things in life, of keeping our

who have accomplished what

of going apart, of getting into

bodies fed, of caring for our

we could have done and feel

The cabin is furnished as it

touch with ourselves, to hear

grounds, of making our house a

deep regret unaware that God

was back then with only a small

our own thoughts but it’s in this

showcase.

gives us all at least one small

bed, a stove, a table and a cou-

space that we grow and become

ple of chairs.

all we can become!

I’ve been fortunate to spend time inside the replica of the cabin while visiting my oldest son, Perry, who lives near Boston.

Anyway it is a beautiful, peaceful setting.

I’m caught up with simplicity

Why are we so scared to hear ourselves think?

We must simplify lest we become lost in our pursuits.

powerful that only half as many are

Much of Thursday’s six-hour

their part of a three-year power up-

needed. The batteries store power

spacewalk unfolded more than 260

grade to the International Space Sta-

gathered by the station’s solar panels

miles (420 kilometers) up under the

tion on Thursday, replacing six more

for use on the nighttime side of Earth.

bright glare of daylight. “Can’t con-

outdated batteries with powerful

The effort to replace all of the

trol the sun,” Cassidy noted. “Small

space station’s 48 aging batteries

price to pay for it not going away, I

began in January 2017, requiring 11 spacewalks to date.

One new battery shorted out in 2019 and the old ones had to be

Running more than an hour ahead

re-installed. One more spacewalk re-

of schedule, they managed to com-

mains, likely this fall. NASA is putting

plete the battery swaps in a single

it off instead of tackling it next week

spacewalk rather than two. Their

because it would involve powering

fourth spacewalk next week will now

down that power channel.

“Great job,” Mission Control radioed.

Besides, the two remaining old batteries are working well with all the new ones, said Rob Navias, a spokes-

from now at least.

guess. It’s nice to be in daylight the whole time.”

Behnken arrived at the space station at the end of May on a SpaceX capsule, the company’s first astronaut flight. He and Doug Hurley are scheduled to return to Earth in the Dragon capsule in early August.

Cassidy, the space station’s commander, is halfway through a sixmonth mission. A Russian Soyuz

Behnken and Cassidy swiftly re-

man at Johnson Space Center in

capsule is his ride to and from the

moved six of the remaining old nick-

Houston. “We are fat with power and

orbiting outpost.

el-hydrogen batteries and plugged in

there is no rush,” he said in an email.

Both Behnken and Cassidy each

NASA expects these new batteries

now have nine spacewalks to their

three new lithium-ion units.

sides after an emotional loss that gift can become our thera-

Spacewalking astronauts completed

focus on other chores.

ergy.

We must look not to one side

400 pounds (180 kilograms ) — are so

Cassidy.

grow than to die in despair be-

that I think some solitude in the

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) —

by NASA’s Bob Behnken and Chris

simplify or we will burn our en-

by what is known as Walden’s

Space station power upgrades nearly finished after spacewalk

many weeks involving battery work

and that it more fun to make it

I have quipped a few times

LIFE OFF EARTH

It was the third spacewalk in as

To become focused we must

so. The tiny house is located

when I ponder how much cre-

new ones.

return

The lithium-ion batteries — big,

to last the rest of the space station’s

boxy units with a mass of more than

operational life — another four years

credit.

www.apnews.com

If we leave our own small gift to take care of itself it will die!

talent and we can either use it or die in despair.

To be gifted we must work

Contact Sarah at sarahp9957@aol.

at our talents daily and make

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2005 - IRA Army Council Announces End to Armed Campaign. The Provisional Irish Republican Army, also known as IRA, announced an end to its armed campaign in the group’s effort to free Northern Ireland from United Kingdom’s rule.

1958 - National Aeronautics and Space Act is passed by the US Congress. The act established the National Aeronautics and Space See, HISTORY, Page 7v

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Administration (NASA).

1928 - IX Summer Olympics open. The IX Summer Olympics opened in Amsterdam.

1821 - Peru declares independence. The Peruvian War of Independence against Spain began in 1811 and ended with a declaration of independence under the leadership of José de San Martín.

COMICS BABY BLUES | RICK KIRKMAN AND JERRY SCOTT

BLONDIE | DEAN YOUNG AND JOHN MARSHALL

BEETLE BAILEY | MORT & GREG WALKER

FUNKY WINKERBEAN | TOM BATIUK

HI AND LOIS | BRIAN WALKER, GREG WALKER AND CHANCE BROWNE

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE | CHRIS BROWNE

SAM AND SILO | JERRY DUMAS

MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM | MIKE PETERS

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Virus vaccine put to final test on thousands of volunteers STAFF REPORT Minden Press-Herald

The world’s biggest COVID-19 vaccine study got underway Monday with the first of 30,000 planned volunteers helping to test shots created by the U.S. government -one of several candidates in the final stretch of the global vaccine race.

There’s still no guarantee that the experimental vaccine, developed by the National Institutes of Health and Moderna Inc., will really protect.

The needed proof: Volunteers won’t know if they’re getting the real shot or a dummy version.

After two doses, scientists will closely track which group experiences more infections as they go about their daily routines, especially in areas where the virus still is spreading unchecked.

“Unfortunately for the United States of America, we have plenty of infections right now” to get that answer, NIH’s Dr. Anthony

Fauci recently told The Associated Press.

Moderna said the vaccination was done in Savannah, Georgia, the first site to get underway among more than seven dozen trial sites scattered around the country.

In Binghamton, New York, nurse Melissa Harting said she volunteered as a way “to do my part to help out.”

“I’m excited,” Harting said before she received a study injection Monday morning. Especially with family members in frontline jobs that could expose them to the virus, “doing our part to eradicate it is very important to me.”

Several other vaccines made by China and by Britain’s Oxford University began smaller final-stage tests in Brazil and other hard-hit countries earlier this month.

But the U.S. requires its own tests of any vaccine that might be used in the country and has set a high bar: Every month through fall, the government-fund-

ed COVID-19 Prevention Network will roll out a new study of a leading candidate -- each one with 30,000 newly recruited volunteers.

The massive studies aren’t just to test if the shots work — they’re needed to check each potential vaccine’s safety. And following the same study rules will let scientists eventually compare all the shots.

Next up in August, the final U.S. study of the Oxford shot begins, followed by plans to test a candidate from Johnson & Johnson in September and Novavax in October -- if all goes according to schedule.

Pfizer Inc. plans its own 30,000-person study this summer.

That’s a stunning number of people needed to roll up their sleeves for science. But in recent weeks, more than 150,000 Americans filled out an online registry signaling interest, said Dr. Larry Corey, a virologist with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Institute in Seat-

tle, who helps oversee the study sites.

“These trials need to be multigenerational, they need to be multiethnic, they need to reflect the diversity of the United States population,” Corey told a vaccine meeting last week.

He stressed that it’s especially important to ensure enough Black and Hispanic participants as those populations are hard-hit

by COVID-19.

It normally takes years to create a new vaccine from scratch, but scientists are setting speed records this time around, spurred by knowledge that vaccination is the world’s best hope against the pandemic. The coronavirus wasn’t even known to exist before late December, and vaccine makers sprang into action Jan. 10 when China shared the virus’ genetic sequence.

Just 65 days later in March, the NIH-made vaccine was tested in people.

The first recipient is encouraging others to volunteer now.

“We all feel so helpless right now. There’s very little that we can do to combat this virus. And being able to participate in this trial has given me a sense of, that I’m doing something,” Jennifer Haller of Seattle told the AP. “Be prepared for a lot of questions from your friends and family about how it’s going, and a lot of thankyou’s.”

That first-stage study that included Haller and 44 others showed the shots revved up volunteers’ immune systems in ways scientists expect will be protective, with some minor side effects such as a brief fever, chills and pain at the injection site. Early testing of other leading candidates have had similarly encouraging results.

If everything goes right with the final studies, it still will take months for the first data to trickle in from the Moderna test, followed by the Oxford one.

Governments around the world are trying to stockpile millions of dos-

es of those leading candidates so if and when regulators approve one or more vaccines, immunizations can begin immediately.

But the first available doses will be rationed, presumably reserved for people at highest risk from the virus.

“We’re optimistic, cautiously optimistic” that the vaccine will work and that “toward the end of the year” there will be data to prove it, Dr. Stephen Hoge, president of Massachusetts-based Moderna, told a House subcommittee last week.

Until then, Haller, the volunteer vaccinated back in March, wears a mask in public and takes the same distancing precautions advised for everyone -- while hoping that one of the shots in the pipeline pans out.

“I don’t know what the chances are that this is the exact right vaccine.

But thank goodness that there are so many others out there battling this right now,” she said.

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College basketball Depth could be even more critical in teams’ stuck in holding pattern NBA title chase during pandemic Baseball has begun its coronavirus-delayed season with limited long-distance travel and no fans in the stands.

The NBA has its Disney World bubble. The NHL will have two bubbles, in Toronto and Edmonton.

NFL rookies began reporting to training facilities last week as teams build up toward the start of training camp.

But while the major sports are finding ways to return to competition, college basketball is in a holding pattern, much like college football.

College basketball coaches do have an advantage over the football coaches while in limbo.

Since their season starts later, they get a chance to see how things play out, both in professional sports and in college football.

“I know this for sure: it’s not going to be like any other season we’ve ever had,” Southern Miss coach Jay Ladner said.

“And even if we have a season, you’re certainly looking at all types of changes and we all know that. But football is certainly the first order of business for administrators. A lot of what happens to them is going to drive, eventually, what happens to us.”

The 2019-20 college basketball season came to an emphatic end on March 17 when the growing pandemic led to cancellation of the NCAA Tournament. A handful of leagues managed to complete conference tournaments, but most were just getting started when the season plug was pulled.

In the four months since, the pandemic has ballooned as hot spots have popped up across the country. The sports world has started to come

back to life in recent weeks, starting with NASCAR and the UFC. The other major sports followed, but the NCAA has delayed a decision about starting the fall sports seasons, including football.

College basketball, as it stands now, is slated to begin on Nov. 10. The NCAA initially looked at bumping up the start of the season to afford more scheduling wiggle room, but that was shelved as COVID-19 cases rose in dozens of states.

Basketball players, like other student-athletes, were allowed to return to campus for voluntary workouts last month.

Some schools halted workouts after multiple athletes tested positive for COVID-19, but others have been able to continue offseason programs with multiple health precautions in place.

Whether the season starts on time, gets pushed back or is shelved altogether will depend on what happens with the pandemic and other sports over the next four months.

Stuck in a waiting game they can’t control, basketball coaches have little choice but to prepare as if the season will start on time.

“People have said, what if you don’t play until January?” Sacramento State coach Brian Katz said. ”I don’t know, but I do know the alternative isn’t good. If we did nothing and all of a sudden we are on track, we’re behind the 8-ball. So the key is to go on as usual, within the confines and framework of what we’re allowed to do, and otherwise don’t think about it. We have to be ready for any and everything.”

The college basketball season could end up hav-

ing a different look this season.

The Big Ten and Pac12 opted to eliminate nonconference games in football and the other major conferences are considering it.

College basketball could take a similar route, which would push back the start of the season until January for most schools. If the pandemic continues to roil into the fall, the NCAA could push the start of the entire season into January, setting the stage for a potential May Madness instead of March.

The financial implications will push the NCAA to do whatever it can to play some sort of season while trying to keep its student-athletes safe.

The cancellation of the 2020 NCAA Tournament led to a $375 million shortfall in revenue the NCAA distributes to its member schools, causing a ripple budgetary effect on universities across the country.

Losing football, the biggest money maker in college sports, would be another huge blow. A second year without the NCAA Tournament could be financially catastrophic, particularly for smaller schools.

“I’d be for anything if we’re playing games,” Northern Arizona coach Shane Burcar said. “The last thing we want to do is lose competition dates.

If we’re playing 29 games or 31 games, we’d love to do that. And if that means playing in May, I’m totally fine with a May Madness.”

A lot still has to be decided over the next four months. As this pandemic has shown, a lot can still happen between now and then.

NBA teams recognize that bench strength will likely be more of a factor than usual during this pandemic-delayed title chase in which a positive coronavirus test could sideline an elite player at any moment.

“Depth is going to be at a premium for everyone,” New Orleans Pelicans general manager David Griffin said.

The good news for teams is that league officials said last week that 346 players had been tested on the NBA campus since the last coronavirus results were announced July 13, with no positives. But the reality they also recognize is how a positive test could impact a team’s roster.

Notable players to test positive for the coronavirus before teams left for Disney’s Wide World of Sports include Houston’s Russell Westbrook, Sacramento’s Harrison Barnes and Milwaukee’s Eric Bledsoe, though all of them have since cleared protocols to return to Florida. Washington’s Bradley Beal heads the list of players who have opted out of participating in the restart.

The Brooklyn Nets won’t have Wilson Chandler, Spencer Dinwiddie, DeAndre Jordan and Taurean Prince for the restart and already were without injured stars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.

And that doesn’t even account for basketball-related setbacks such as the foot injury Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley sustained in practice to knock him out of the restart.

Because of the 4 ½-month break between regular-season games, teams are likely to give their starters limited minutes, particularly in the early going.

The increased risk of losing players for an extended period at any time also will require teams to

prepare backup plans.

“If you’ve been in the league a long time, you’ve had to deal with one injury, two injuries, three injuries, and the timing of it can be not the best,” Milwaukee Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said.

“You have to find a way to continue to persevere ad work and get better and find ways to advance if it’s the playoffs. We’re in a bubble. It’s unique. It’s different. But there are things that all of us have had to deal with if you’ve been in long playoff runs for a long time.”

Here’s a look at some players who might not be on fans’ radars but could play bigger roles during the restart: TROY BROWN JR., WASHINGTON WIZARDS Brown already was averaging 24.9 minutes before the hiatus, but he could turn into even more of a featured performer during the restart with the Wizards missing Beal and Davis Bertans.

The 6-foot-6 forward from Oregon has 9.7 points, 5.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game.

ALEX CARUSO, LOS ANGELES LAKERS Notes: Caruso was averaging 5.4 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 17.8 minutes wen the hiatus began. With Avery Bradley opting out of the restart and Rajon Rondo breaking his thumb in practice this month, the 6-foot-5 Caruso should have a greater role in the Lakers’ bench during the restart. The Lakers announced July 13 that Rondo would miss six to eight weeks.

LU DORT, OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER The rookie from Arizona State has thrived this season with 6.2 points and 1.9 rebounds per game. Oklahoma City has a 16-5 record in games that Dort has started. Although the potential return of Andre Roberson

from a ruptured patellar tendon that has kept him out 2 ½ years could complicate Dort’s situation, Dennis Schroder expects to leave the bubble temporarily at some point with his wife due to give birth. Dort figures to get more minutes in Schroder’s absence.

GEORGE HILL, MILWAUKEE BUCKS Hill was shooting 48% from 3-point range - well above his career average of 38.5% and light years better than his 2018-19 average of 28% - before the stoppage in play. The 34-year-old guard as well as teammate Donte DiVincenzo could be even bigger factors in the early part of the restart since Bucks teammates Eric Bledsoe and Pat Connaughton have tested positive for coronavirus, though both are now in Florida.

TYLER JOHNSON, BROOKLYN NETS Although he just signed with the Nets a month ago, Johnson could have a featured role because of all the players his new team is missing.

The 6-foot-4 guard had played in 31 games for Phoenix this season and averaged 5.7 points, 1.7 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 16.6 minutes before getting waived in February. He posted double-figure scoring averages three straight seasons from 2016-17 to 2018-19.

GARY TRENT JR., PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Trent showed flashes of his potential in the month prior to the pandemic, as he scored 22 against Miami on Feb. 9, 20 against Indiana on Feb. 27 and 24 against Orlando on March 2. The 6-5 guard has averaged 7.7 points and 20 minutes but likely will get more playing time now that teammate Trevor Ariza has opted out of the restart.

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Henderson named to Maxwell Award Watch List

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RESEARCH ON MOURNING DOVE MORTALITY ONGOING Glynn Harris

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RUSTON – Louisiana Tech’s Justin Henderson received another preseason honor on Friday as the running back was named to the Maxwell Award Watch List in an announcement made by the Maxwell Football Club.

The Maxwell Award has been presented to the College Player of the Year since 1937. Henderson has also been named to the Doak Walker Watch List and is a First Team Preseason All-Conference USA selection by Phil Steele magazine and Athlon Sports.

Henderson is one of 90 student-athletes named to the watch list and one of five from Conference USA. He is also the first Bulldog since Kenneth Dixon in 2015 to make the watch list.

The redshirt senior is looking to build upon a stellar season in 2019 when he earned Second Team All-Conference USA honors after leading the ‘Dogs on the ground with 188 carries for 1,062 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns.

He became the 13th Bulldog in program histo-

ry to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season. The 15 rushing touchdowns led C-USA and tied for the seventh most in a single season in school history.

The Lake Wales, Florida native also recorded 20 receptions for 200 receiving yards, helping amass a team-high 1,278 all-purpose yards.

In the last game of the season, he carried the ball a career-high 22 times for 95 yards to help LA Tech shutout Miami (Fla.), 14-0, in the Walk On’s Independence Bowl for the program’s sixth straight bowl victory. As a result, he was named the Most Outstanding Offensive Player.

The Maxwell Award is named in honor of Robert “Tiny” Maxwell, a former standout at the Swarthmore College and a renowned sports writer and football official.

For all the latest in Bulldog Football, follow them on Twitter (@LATechFB), Instagram (@ LATechFB) and Facebook (LATechFootball) or visit the official website at LATechSports. com.

I joined the cadre of hunters who open hunting season in September rather late.

When I was growing up, I didn’t hunt doves. I don’t know anybody who did and it could be that there wasn’t a season on these fast flying gray missiles back then.

Years later I got in on the sport and really, it’s hard to call dove hunting dove “hunting”. It is more of a social gathering where friends get together in a field of bush-hogged sunflowers, millet or wild goat weed, have a barbecue beneath the shade of a big oak and scatter out, bellies full, to find a shade to sit under and take a crack at doves flying over.

We’re a few weeks away from opening of dove season this year as it traditionally opens on Labor Day weekend. In the meantime, research is ongoing concerning doves to see what effect hunting doves has on the overall population.

My friend Marty Edmonds, retired employee of the LA Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), is involved in research and he provided information about these popular game birds.

“Mourning doves nest in every state except Hawaii. In Louisiana, nesting is observed throughout the year with peak nesting period being from May to July,” Edmonds wrote.

“The male picks the nest site and both male and female doves incubate. The nests are poorly constructed with both males and females building nests that may take from a few days to a week to construct. The pair averages about five young per year.”

According to information Edmonds furnished, doves feed almost entirely on plant seeds such as goat weed, rag weed, poke salad, foxtail, sunflower, corn and wheat.

It is estimated that the mortality rate of doves is in the 70% range whether doves or hunted or not.

Although they have the

potential to live several years, most live only a year or so.

A research program is on-going that is headed up by Jeff Duguay who is Dove Research Program Director for the LDWF. Doves are being trapped and banded not only around the state but nationwide at this time to determine the impact hunting may have on doves.

“The trapping and banding program is part of an overall program to gauge mortality as banding and recovery of bands gives us information on hunting mortality,” said Duguay.

“When a hunter harvests a banded dove, he goes on-line, reports the band number and this gives us an idea of what percentage of banded doves are bagged, which gives us an overall estimation of dove harvest not only in Louisiana but nationwide. It’s similar to the waterfowl banding program in this regard,” he said.

How do you capture doves for banding and release? Duguay said that doves feed on bare ground and when suitable areas are located either on wildlife management areas or private acreage where permission has been granted for banding, feed such

as milo, wheat or cracked corn is used to attract doves to the area, which can take a week or two before birds begin regularly coming to feed.

“This is when we put out the wire traps which feature a funnel entrance that birds can readily utilize but can’t figure out how to exit. There is an opening on top where

birds are removed for banding, recording band numbers and released,” Duguay continued.

This coming season, I’ll not only be on the lookout for doves flying over my shade tree but just like in duck hunting, I’ll get an extra thrill should I be fortunate enough to hold in my hand, a dove when a silver band on its leg.

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Brown, Harry Luther, 302 S Burnham St Burns, Tamekia Seealdra, 204 Thomas St Cain, Teresa Denise, 115 Murphy St Caldwell, Raymond Tyrone, 2237 Reynolds St Carter, Carrius Ladaryl, 106 Washington St Cole, Consuela Shana, 2246 Reynolds St Cook, Kanetra Forest, 108 Carr St Cook, Melvin Scott, 108 Carr St Cooper, John D, 123 N Burnham St Cooper, Lakendrius Tarel, 995 East Rd #2 Cooper, Lattrice Dannielle, 2231 Reynolds St Debose, Reginal Oshea, 111 Abbott Cir Dickeson, William L, 109 Pecan St Drew, Tydarrion Darrelle, 2248 Reynolds St Eason, James W, 107 Bradley St Eason, Lucille Palmer, 107 Bradley St Eason, Tony Deneille, 106 White St Fleming, Betty Elaine, 203 N Lemon St Foster, Glenda Joyce, 2 N Collins St #201 Gibson, Vivian, 610 East Rd Gillespie, Janice Woodson, 107 Bradley St Green, Gracie Hawthorne, 212 Sumlin St Grigsby Jr, John Wesley, 405 Lee St Grigsby, Jeffery Lynn, 404 Lee St Hawthorne, Bobby Ray, 212 Sumlin St Hawthorne, Mary Lynnette, 113 Abbott Cir Henderson, Kelly Delane, 205 Thomas St Holmes, Monica Stanley, 1409 Henrietta White Blvd Jackson, Camila Denise, 2264 Reynolds St Jenkins, Lakeyla Shante, 2135 Barrett St Jones, Michelle, 104 Carr St Key, Moniqueka Michelle, 130 Abbott Cir Kimble, Erica Lynette, 2219 Reynolds St Lauderdale, Christopher D, 423 Lee St Lauderdale, Tiffaney Adams, 423 Lee St Layton, Tyrone Levell, 2105 Barrett St Lewis, Benedetta Anshundra, 2134 Barrett St Lewis, Lakisha Layton, 2105 Barrett St Mack, Lillie Ann,

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2249 Reynolds St Manning, Shawn Maurice, 314 Orr St Mathis, Ollie, 2128 Barrett St Mckay, Channing Lawone, 995 East Rd #21 Mendenhall, Monique, 2 N Collins St #227 Minnifield, Brandi S, 2101 Barrett St Mobley, Jacqueline G, 1301 Henrietta White Blvd Norman, Misty Dawn, 117 Carr St Oliver, Tacia, 402 Lee St Palmer, Charles R, 203 Williams St Palmer, John Wayne, 124 N Burnham St Parkerson, Nathan Edward, 708 East Rd Penigar, Yolanda Yvette, 112 Lewis St Phillips, Gene Raymond, 107 S Collins St Prevo, Nicolette Sheridan, 2142 Barrett St Rankin, Levar Cantrell, 2264 Reynolds St Rhone, Keyaira J, 504 East Rd Robinson, Eddie Dean, 301 Orr St R o b i n so n , Justyce Kertia, 2108 Barrett St Rushing, Melisa Marie, 2 N Collins St #211 Tate, Amelia, 2235 Reynolds St Thomas Jr, Melvin, 125 Carr St Tyson, Chelsy Janene, 229 East Rd Washington, Diana, 106 S Lemon St W a t s o n , Bridgette Potter, 701 East Rd Williams, Kenneth Van, 105 Hood St Wilson, Diquan Shakell, 2129 Barrett St Wortham, Sharon, 501 Henrietta White Blvd ------ Doyline ----Addington, Mary Stephenson, 244 Belaire Dr Arceneaux, Dawn Casey, 257 Coty Ln Arizmendez, Hannah Danielle, 229 Hanson Dr Bannon III, Edward F, 247 Camp Bistno Rd Barnett, Shawna Ott, 3999 Hwy 163 Barnette, Virgil Claude, 2300 Dement Rd Beaird, Walter Wesley, 371 Dick Camp Rd Betters, Wilma Rae, 247 Johnson St Bolt, Naketta Lynn Haynes, 121 Mathes Rd Boucher, Darryl Ray, 348 Hanson Dr Bradley, Earon M, 244 Belaire Dr

Burditt, Walter John, 173 Belaire Dr Burge, Kayla Kaye, 771 Booth Cutoff Rd Burgess Jr, Kevin Lasale, 151 Hickory Hollow Rd Byrd, William Jessie, 435 Watson St Cairns, Juliana Kim, 126 Simmons Rd Callahan, James Leo, 106 Callahan Cir Cantwell, Elsie Bergmeier, 162 Lakeview Dr Carrington, Angelia Grantham, 174 Horseshoe Bridge Rd Carter, Emily Ann, 659 Pilgrims Rest Rd Casillas, Teresa Gallegos, 2395 Dement Rd Caskey Jr, Billy Joe, 197 Lakeview Estates Rd Caskey, Charlotte Brossette, 197 Lakeview Estates Rd Castleberry, Jason Anthony, 227 Sportsman Paradise Rd Causey, Emma McBride, 528 Hanson Dr Causey, Paul Steven, 528 Hanson Dr Chamblee, Dakota Ryan, 1214 Hwy 163 Chamblee, Richard Erick, 832 Carter Rd Clark, Delores Stiles, 104 Stiles Trl Clark, Gerald Floyd, 230 Willis St Clark, Rita Clayton, 230 Willis St Clark, Samuel H, 541 Amos Cutoff Rd Cloud, Michael Brandon, 393 Lakeview Dr Coleman, Patrick Wayne, 256 John Smith St Cook, Christopher Noel, 1100 Foreman Rd Cook, Haley Michelle, 4282 Montgomery Crossing Council, Wanda Sallee, 137 Hanson Dr Covington, James Tulley, 1431 Johnson Rd Cox, Bobee Lynne, 222 Watson St Cox, Thomas Heath, 6442 Hwy 527 Cramer, Constance Renee, 168 Midlake Marina Rd Crump, Charla Suzette, 7810 Hwy 527 Cyrus, Vicki Rosemary, 6436 Hwy 527 Dalton, T C, 891 Pilgrims Rest Rd Davis, Rodney Melvin, 148 Coty Ln Defilippis, Katherine J, 5582 Point Rd Demmon, Shonda Faircloth, 221 Prysock Rd Domerese, Rob-

in, 6325 Hwy 527 Driggers, Dennis Ray, 780 Gorton Rd Durbin, Stacey Carl, 739 Plum Orchard Rd Ealy, Christopher Deshawn, 2333 Harold Montgomery Rd Eisner, Richard Wayne, 359 Strong St Eisner, Sandra L, 359 Strong St Feaster, Anita Fuller, 250 Pie Brown Rd Fittge, Jessie Doyle, 245 Greentree St Flores, Calvin James, 390 Lakeview Dr Flores, Juan David, 123 N Parke Dr Franklin, Paul Amerdith, 426 Lakeview Dr French, Richard Lee, 210 Johnson St French, Sandra Elizabeth, 210 Johnson St Fuller, Matthew Patrick, 678 Fuller St Goodman, Jessica Mychelle, 182 Belaire Dr Gouthiere, Rhonda Culverhouse, 687 Hanson Dr Green, Donald Joseph, 151 Hickory Hollow Rd Green, Terry W, 167 Bell Rd Haines, Maurice Darnell, 820 Shiloh Rd Harris, Andrea, 307 Melvin Thomas Rd Harris, Michelle Louise, 372 Horseshoe Bend Rd Haselden Jr, James Edward, 1573 Dement Rd Haselden, Mabel Ann, 1573 Dement Rd Henry, Kathy Louise, 3261 Herren Rd Holcomb, Ryley Elijah, 110 Dowdey Ln Hooper, Abigail Nicole, 1115 Johnson Rd Hooper, Zachary Cole, 1115 Johnson Rd Hostetter, Lynn Nelson, 253 Midlake Marina Rd Howell Jr, Noel Douglas, 3318 Spurgin Rd Innis, Vonda Mae, 165 Green Park Rd Jackson, Janice Denise, 119 Roosevelt Watson Rd Johnston, James Howard, 457 Dick Camp Rd Jones, Jeremy Ray, 103 N Parke Dr Keith, Jacob Michael, 213 Fowler Rd Kelley, Tamra Jowers, 257 Bistineau Terrace Rd Kilday, Zackrey Allan, 106 Whites Trl King, Jacob, 2241 Pilgrims Rest Rd King, Loquacia Anquinette, 118

N Parke Dr Kitchens, John K, 6568 Hwy 527 Lacaze, Candise Michelle, 921 Fuller St Lacombe, Terry Lawrence, 110 Dowdey Ln Lee, Taylor, 615 Fuller St Leimkuhl, Autumn Mae, 5767 Point Rd Lewis, Sharmin Meshell, 265 Lakeview Dr Luco, Pamela Martin, 122 N Parke Dr Luco, Tiphani, 104 N Parke Dr Mangham, Ashley, 183 Avalon Shores Rd Marable, Jason Paul, 159 Yates Ln Mayo, Aaron Leroy, 1005 College St Mccaa, Kelly J, 780 Fuller St McDivitt, Elizabeth Desha, 110 Spencer Ln McDivitt, Richard Barry, 110 Spencer Ln McDonald, Carl Travis, 265 Midlake Marina Rd McDonald, Sherry Beard, 265 Midlake Marina Rd McFarland, Matthew Forrest, 1115 Johnson Rd McLeod, Kara Diane, 111 Johnny Carter Rd McNeill, Casey Jordan, 309 Horseshoe Loop McNeill, Nicole Jennifer, 6325 Hwy 527 Miles, Daniel James, 165 Green Park Lp Miller, Nancy Jane, 1710 Hwy 163 M i t c h e l l , Jasamine Shuntrell, 120 N Parke Dr Mitchell, Patrick Ryan, 881 Fuller St Moon, Samuel Leroy, 160 Gordon St Morgan, Angela Kay, 4886 Hwy 163 Morgan, Dewey William, 629 Horseshoe Loop Morgan, Ruth Irene, 232 Watson St #3 Moseley, Riley Danielle, 980 Carter Rd Murray, Katherine Deanne, 152 Roy Hale Dr Nelson, Michael Duane, 542 Fuller St Norred, Carol Gann, 165 Harvill Rd Nunley, Lavell Pruitt, 587 Fuller St Owens, Mark Cleveland, 7357 Hwy 527 Parker Jr, Alan Lee, 332 Green Park Rd Parker, Brittany Marie, 6168 Hwy 527 Parker, Louis R, 4282 Montgomery Crossing Pearce, Mark Elliot, 408 Oak Dr Pitard, Chris-

ty Morgan, 691 Hanson Dr Premeaux, Joel Michael, 1454 Dement Rd Preuss, Lisa Marie, 1573 Dement Rd Rains, Misty Marie, 962 Fuller St Rambin, Diane Elizabeth, 654 Pilgrims Rest Rd Ransome, Mary Jones, 152 Amos Cutoff Rd Ray, Richard Allen, 277 Horseshoe Loop Rigsby, Jamie Dumaree, 136 Gas Plant Rd Rodgers, Patricia Jolene, 378 Green Park Rd Roland, Paul Foster, 127 Gorton Rd Saffel, Terri Green, 121 Gas Plant Rd Sanders, Thelma Kathleen, 1682 Hwy 163 Sappington, Tabathia Rennee, 105 Murphy St Sepulvado, Chad Allen, 140 Falcon Lp Sims, Rachel Myrle, 241 Pine Cir Skinner, Martin Lee, 182 Bowman St Smith, Julie Heflin, 260 College St Spiers, Lindy C, 176 Dorcheat Bridge Rd Stevens, Nina Swafford, 165 Green Park Rd Strickland, Caitlin Sullivan, 2832 Camp Zion Rd Sutis, Greg Anthony, 435 Watson St Sutis, Josephine Marie, 435 Watson St Tamberino, Veronica, 150 Yates Ln Taylor, Joyce Danter, 248 Morgan St Terrell, Johnathan Paul, 143 Prysock Rd Terrell, Laura Kristen, 143 Prysock Rd Thomas, Copper Ann, 1767 Pilgrims Rest Rd Thurman, Zachary Allen, 353 Watson St Tomlinson, Connie Hawkins, 139 Palmetto Dr Toms, Maryann Wiltshire, 443 Horseshoe Loop Toms, Steven Wade, 443 Horseshoe Loop Turley, Jennifer Michelle, 141 Pine Cir Turley, Mary Beth, 141 Pine Cir Turner, Kyle Blake, 151 Grant Cir Virgil, Kera Gerri, 181 Pilgrims Rest Rd Waites, Cody Alexander, 784 Carter Rd Walker, Deborah Prudhomme, 101 N Parke Dr Walker, James Lee, 131 Tsidkenu Rd Wallace, Darrell

D, 187 Parkside Landing Warwick, Megan Lee, 6327 Hwy 527 Weems, David W, 482 Lakeview Dr Wells, Verna Mae, 455 Fuller St Wilk Jr, Walter William, 489 Bistineau Terrace Rd Wilkins, Joshua Holdon, 212 Dorcheat Bridge Rd Williams, Cassie Nicole, 108 College St Wren, Marlena Katheryn, 623 Hanson Dr Yantz, Angela Beth, 272 Lakeview Dr Yates, Sherry Donn, 684 Amos Cutoff Rd -----Dubberly -----Allen, Ashley Renea, 5223 Hwy 531 Anderson, Abigail Paige, 324 Stuckey Rd Bates, Jannie Elizabeth, 2136 Brushwood Dr Brittian, Clint Carroll, 2184 Catalpa Ln Brown, Diane Moore, 102 Moores Ln Brown, James, 257 Oscar Moore Rd Burks, Felicia Moore, 660 Central School Rd Cadle, Rosalind Mae Anqui, 942 Peachtree Rd Clayton, Dustin Matthew, 1373 Brushwood Dr Davidson, Anna Danielle, 1299 Peachtree Rd Evans, Wanda Jean, 875 Peachtree Rd Gates, Charis Strother, 102 Gates Ln Gates, Kaylea Blair, 150 Gates Ln Grice, Robert James, 4281 Hwy 531 Hadwin, Jana Marie, 511 Sand Plant Rd Halterman, Melissa Deanne, 179 Holomon Cemetery Rd Hayes, Olivia Diane, 187 Oscar Moore Rd Hayes, Rosanna Marie, 187 Oscar Moore Rd Hill, John H, 102 Jesse Hill Dr Hinton, Casey Wayne, 3415 Hwy 531 Hinton, Jeannie Marie, 3415 Hwy 531 Hunter, Jeffery A, 287 Harvey Lp Hutchinson, Shenell Denise, 103 Myles Ln Jones, Rita Mathews, 3520 Hwy 531 Lewis, Joshua Wade, 324 Middle Rd Lewis, Lauren Michelle, 2482 Harveys Barber Shop Rd Marshall, Kelly M, 1000 Peachtree Rd

Merritt, Amanda Nicole, 2264 Harveys Barber Shop Rd Millsap, Andrew Ryan, 2196 Peachtree Rd Millsap, Angela Todd, 2196 Peachtree Rd Millsap, Jason Dewayne, 2196 Peachtree Rd Perryman, Whitney Erin, 1479 Hwy 532 P i l k i n t o n , Joshua, 530 Peachtree Rd Roberts, Lisa Holomon, 1149 Harveys Barber Shop Rd Shaw, Kendall Gurgainers, 757 Stuckey Rd Shirley, Daniel Richard, 513 Sand Plant Rd Sims, Kenneth Earl, 110 Eason Ln Strickland, Jacob Allan, 1887 Hwy 532 Tellis, Kajasmine Dormetrea, 113 Galilee Church Rd Thrasher, Celeste Nichole, 2280 Peachtree Rd Trippe, Natalie Sue, 1409 Stuckey Rd Walker, Diamond Deaquanetta, 418 Central School Rd Wright, Brittany Danielle, 318 Pace Rd Wyatt, Brandy Connita, 113 Galilee Church Rd Youngblood, Jeremy, 1583 Stuckey Rd ------ Haughton -----Theisen, Ralph Christ, 4927 Camp Joy Rd ------ Haynesville -----Ethridge, Tommie Conlee, 376 Pistol Thomas Rd Ethridge, William Marvin, 376 Pistol Thomas Rd ------ Heflin -----Baker, Austin Cole, 180 Womack Rd Baker, Kathryn Paulina, 180 Womack Rd Barnes, Patricia Ann, 7148 Hwy 531 Barnhill, Kamryn Nicole, 571 S Main St Bascle, Elizabeth Michelle, 1034 Bistineau Line Rd Bass, Amie Christine, 489 Brunson Rd Bird, Brittney Lee, 5218 Hwy 371 Boyce, Elizabeth Marie, 6177 Hwy 531 Boyd, Rachael Nicole, 1090 Bistineau Line Rd Bridges, Tanquenesha Shantanae, 1845 Burson Rd Brown, Brinda L, 1061 Tillman Church Rd Brown, Nicole Elizabeth, 230 Pelican St Brunson, Pamela

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B, 306 Pine St Brunson, Phillip Dale, 306 Pine St Brunson, Vicki McCarty, 755 Franklin Rd Bryant, Ann Taylor, 1386 Franklin Rd Burt, Tray Allen, 1908 Hwy 792 Chandler, Nicholas Richard, 130 Webster St Chassion, Laura Mae, 6520 Hwy 531 Clark, Bridget Marie, 2522 Lake Rd Coe, Erica Acklen, 116 Logan Rd Crow, William Spencer, 1090 Bistineau Line Rd Deaton, Brooke Elizabeth, 2073 Franklin Rd Doyle, Russell Paul, 1642 Franklin Rd Fuller, Andrew Jackson, 1223 Lake Rd Green, Misty Nicole, 4186 Franklin Rd Harper, Zachary Randall, 5052 Hwy 371 Hill, Cecily Renee, 6520 Hwy 531 Hood, Karon Mizell, 371 Bistineau Church Rd Hood, Richard Phillip, 371 Bistineau Church Rd Hope, Brenda Satterfield, 5094 Hwy 371 Huey, Sarah R, 565 N Main St Isham, Mary Evelyn, 2386 Franklin Rd Jackson, Catherine Moore, 658 Art Camp Rd Jimerson, Timothy Terral, 1317 Ted Riser Rd Joiner, Deangelo Makel, 117 Claiborne St Jones, Linda Renee, 130 Redden Wallace Rd Lafleur, Rachel Susie, 566 N Main St Lee Sr, Albert Lloyd, 203 Pelican St Lee, Melody Carlisle, 203 Pelican St Lowrie, Jonathan Allen, 2073 Franklin Rd Lowrie, Kellie Elizabeth, 2073 Franklin Rd Lum, Dorothy W, 7086 Hwy 531 Miller, Kaitlyn Michelle, 2030 Franklin Rd Monday, Katherine Louise, 700 Bistineau Line Rd Montoya, Tracie Noreen, 251 Womack Rd Morgan, Jadarrian Demario, 6276 Hwy 531 Neade, Christina Therese, 5267 Hwy 371 Peters, Brenda Kay, 100 Hale St Roberson, Tanayar Kresheana, 117 Tillman Church Rd Robertson, Mary Jean, 1743 Burson Rd

Robinson, Robert David, 758 Woodmill Rd Sawyer, Amanda Michelle, 120 Mattie Ln Seamster, Christopher Jarrod, 1021 Tillman Church Rd Smith, Joy Bell, 365 Martha Woods Rd Solomon, Dezzy, 6562 Hwy 531 Stroud, Rusty Alan, 7340 Hwy 531 Thrash, Samuel, 278 Martha Woods Rd Venzant, Tamonthus Lashaun, 167 Webster St Vickers, Deborah Farmer, 522 N Main St Wallace, Angela Nicole, 7218 Hwy 371 Watson, Jeffery, 1347 Diamond T Rd Williams, Derrick Christopher, 235 Pine St Williams, Irene Muniz, 824 Mason Felts Rd ------ Minden ----Abudalghussa, Sarah, 473 W J Beck Rd Adams, April Mone, 605 Marion St Adams, Darcy Chanel, 108 Joel St Adams, Gabrielle Christine, 846 Middle Rd Adams, Jared Luke, 622 Pine St Addison, Deseire De Ann, 1446 Blue Run Rd Addison, Jesse Robert, 1401 Lewisville Rd #111 Alford, Patsy A, 704 Goodwill St Alkayfee, Abdo Yahya, 717 Buchanan St Allen III, Louis, 805 Fincher Rd Allen, Benjamin Kyle, 285 Beech Springs Rd Allen, Bryan Keith, 137 Syrup Mill Rd Allen, Christie L, 805 Fincher Rd Allen, Daileshiona J, 1004 Pine St Allen, Mary Grant, 222 Buddy Brown Rd Allen, Randy L, 1307 Elm St Allen, Sherry Ferguson, 1307 Elm St Allums, Kendra Olivia, 273 Lorex Rd Almond, Callie Jo, 1115 Victory Dr Almond, Klanie Rae, 1115 Victory Dr Alstork, Ledarryl Demond, 608 Evans St Alsup Jr, Larry Wayne, 110 Dirt Trl Anderson, Bobby Ray, 109 Anderson St Anderson, Jamie Gaddis, 1066 Almond Cir Anding, James M, 416 Graywood Rd

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Anding, Matthew Brett, 416 Graywood Rd Andrews, Carol Coleman, 4533 Hwy 528 Andy, Cynthia J, 1110 Fulton St Arrington, Erica, 903 Tillman Dr Ashley Jr, Walter, 832 Fincher Rd Ashley, Eric Tyrone, 105 Kennedy Ln Aubrey, Barbara F, 216 Roy St Aubrey, Whitney R, 216 Roy St Austin, Solen Michael, 1111 Madison Ave Authement, Kaycee Lynese, 1102 Claiborne St Avery, Kenneth Wayne, 111 N Middle Landing St Ayub, Asif, 623 Oak Knoll St Bailey, Alonzo Bernard, 1529 Shreveport Rd #25 Bailey, Derek Foster, 1401 Lewisville Rd #242 Bailey, Ruby M, 1006 Brenda Cir Bailey, Timothy Thomas, 1963 Almond Cir Baird, Phylis Hopkins, 2014 Dorcheat Rd Baker, Hazel Annette, 411 Elmo Burton Lp Baker, Natorya Noell, 612 Constable St Banks, Ashley Monae, 823 Fincher Rd Barbo, Mary Frances, 909 Madison Ave Barkley, Walter U, 367 Sugar Creek Rd Barnes, Nicholas Ryan, 2675 Doc Steed Rd Barton, Allison Marie, 307 Britt St Barton, Jason Daniel, 963 Methodist Camp Rd Basham, Danelle Nicole, 113 Casady Ln Beavers, Jaterrius Dominic, 827 Fincher Rd Becnel, Stephen Salvatore, 1401 Lewisville Rd #227 Bell, Shakayla, 807 Peach St Bell, Sherri K, 215 W Union St Bennett, Regina Nobrea, 612 Graveyard St Benson, Amber Renee, 210 Goode Ave Bergeron Jr, Kirk Dwayne, 419 Patrick St Berryman, Heather Alexis, 121 Colin P Kelly Dr Birden, Ashley Janae, 714 Watterman St Birdsong, Phillip Allan, 200 Berry Dr Black, Cortney E, 709 Drew Ln Black, Joseph Samuel, 233 Jess Easley Trl Blackstock, Sean Aaron, 1770 Dogwood Trl

Blakeley II, Thomas Edward, 733 Methodist Camp Rd Blakeley, Julie Ann, 733 Methodist Camp Rd Blakeley, Sidney Mack, 811 Norton St Boddie, Cleo Minnie, 1355 Sheppard St #326 Boese, Sandra K, 100 Meadowbrook Dr Bogdan, Laszlo, 103 Fuller St Bogdan, Lauren Paige, 103 Fuller St Bonner, Veronica Rachael, 1401 Lewisville Rd #122 Boston, Bianca Helantae, 410 Morrow St Boston, Daiquari Quantae, 504 Walnut St Boston, Holly Renee, 803 Rebecca St Botzong, Larry William, 213 Ellis Dr Boudreau, Jennifer Hudson, 1422 Allen Dr Bowie, Terraunce Devaughn, 528 Patrick St Boyd, Tomeka Lashae, 208 Sterling St Bradford, Audrey Anne, 1259 Country Club Cir Bradford, Gregory C, 414 Morrow St Bradley, Charles Moss, 26 McArthur St Brantley, Dorothy Walker, 900 Bayou Ave #251 Brantley, Valerie Estelle, 8008 Dorcheat Rd Brasfield, Allen Scott, 287 McIntyre Rd Bray, Matthew Adam, 519 Davis St Brooks, Mammie Lue, 1687 Fuller Rd Brooks, Rodney Wayne, 204 N Fairview St Brooks, Tammi Karlynn, 708 Oak Knoll St Brown Jr, Dreon Shenard, 702 Durwood Dr Brown, Clara Mae, 912 Devereaux St Brown, Delisa D, 612 Sunset Ln Brown, Denissa Antonae, 601 Evans St Brown, Emma Jean, 295 Buddy Brown Rd Brown, Hannah Michelle, 105 Fuller St Brown, Jennifer Robbins, 208 Mary Dr Brown, Keith Claude, 105 Fuller St Brown, Lindsey Carol, 1110 Drew Ln Brown, Rochelle Ann Frenchie, 706 Moore St Brown, Valerie Ann, 105 Fuller St Bruner, Jessica Leeann, 407 College St #1 Bunner, Theresa

M, 611 Howell St Burditt, Lisa Allen, 844 Dogwood Trl Bush, Ralph L, 401 Fincher Rd Butler, Angelica Jenne, 611 Lewis St Butler, Emily Marie, 806 Brackin St Butler, Ladarrius, 200 Louisiana Blvd Butler, Margie Marie, 102 Ash St Butler, Tommy Ray, 126 Valleyview St Byram, Dorothy Ariola, 1107 Beech St Calixto, Randie R, 706 Cline St Calloway, Darrius Deontae, 200 N Talton St Calloway, Ira Joe, 806 Peach St Cammack, Brenda Lee Woods, 708 Watterman St Camp, Barbara Taylor, 909 Cline St Campbell, Brian Christopher, 721 Sibley Rd Campbell, Megan Michelle, 1401 Lewisville Rd #128 Cardwell, Bethany Jena, 2190 Hwy 531 Carender, Leisa Henagan, 700 Oak Knoll St Carey, Felecianna Franquet, 508 Hillside Ln Carlin, Angelina Richmond, 1949 Dogwood Trl Carmikle, Caleb Hunter, 236 Pecanview Dr Carpenter, Mary Louann, 1000 Southridge Dr Carpenter, Taylor Alexis, 100 Oaketree Ln #22 Carr Jr, Michael Ray, 144 White Ln Carr, Debra Louise, 1112 Drew Ln Carr, Samantha Lynn, 144 White Ln Carrell, Debra Ann, 250 Pecanview Dr Carter, Erical Banks, 101 Gymnasium St Carter, Jacody Kendrell, 1411 Lewisville Rd Carter, Jovodrick Antonio, 617 High St Carter, Kayla Danielle, 301 E Roosevelt Dr Carter, Taniya Chrisshentanese, 100 Washington St Carter, Tara Darlene, 2734 Doc Steed Rd Casey, Brandon Dewayne, 1396 Sheppard St #21 Casey, Elouise, 1398 Sheppard St #21 Casey, Jeannie Lynn, 300 Miller St #108 Caswell, Barbara C, 881 Greene Rd Cates, Darla Kay, 115 Milford Dr Cavalier, Julie

Ann, 1076 Country Club Cir Cavalier, Lacy Ann, 1076 Country Club Cir Ceasar, Kristi Nicole, 628 Horton St Chance, Kaitlin Marie, 717 Elm St Clark, Larry, 314 S Abney St Clay, Varethia Zequan, 1105 West St Cloud, Trina Carter, 2091 Doc Steed Rd Coburn, Staci Wilson, 403 Germantown Rd Colbert, Angela Anderson, 412 Winford St Cole, Dericka Ieshia Laquan, 177 Buddy Brown Rd Cole, Kerry Armand, 705 Moore St Coleman, Anita R, 17345 Hwy 80 Coleman, Kenner L, 100 Washington St Coleman, Lakitta Patrice, 213 N Talton St Coleman, Thomas J, 270 S Tanglewood Dr Collins, Bobby Glen, 609 McIntyre St Colvin, Jordan Holley, 207 Brushwood Acres Colvin, Macey Annalina, 623 Pine St Combs, Kenyata Manning, 317 Joel St Combs, Lorine Peters, 112 Kennedy Ln Combs, Mondreka Delatrice, 706 Sibley Rd Conley, Oscar L, 611 Weston St Conner, Christell Benton, 41 Front St Conterez, Cade Rylan, 696 Longleaf Dr Conterez, William David, 696 Longleaf Dr Cook, Logan Kristine, 900 Drew Ln Cooper, Trisha Ann, 326 Ashley Rd Copes, Peyton Danielle, 402 Whitlock St Cordova, Fredy Hernan, 1302 Drake Dr Cordova, Joshua Hernan, 1302 Drake Dr Corley, John Allen, 217 Bryant Rd Corley, Nyesha Sherae, 484 Deerfield Blvd Cornelious, Gary W, 610 Walnut St Corzine, Kristopher Erik, 153 Couchwood Rd Cotton, Markton Quinshon, 612 Martin Luther King Dr Cox, Brittany Patrice, 123 Mandy Ln Cox, John David, 190 Sugar Creek Lp Cox, Ryan, 275 Hartwell Rd Cox, Savannah Rose, 17077

Hwy 371 Craig, Pauline Simolke, 619 Germantown Rd #104 Crawford, Benjamin Thomas, 1401 E Todd St Crear Jr, Andre Lavon, 100 Oaketree Ln #2 Crear, Andre Lavon, 100 Oaketree Ln #2 Crehan, Erica Jalayne, 8414 Dorcheat Rd Crew, Khadijah Lakeatha, 1303 Howard St Crow, Chanyel Jr, 303 Camp St Crow, Damarius Lacharles, 806 Sibley Rd Crow, Kathy Renee, 451 Crow Rd Crow, Keawaii Kataye, 104 Emerald Dr #17 Crow, Terry Dwyane, 458 Crow Rd Crowe, Teesa Tichelle, 100 Talton Gardens Crowell, David Reid, 1401 E Todd St Crownover, Asa, 616 Pine St Culp, Kevin W, 805 Cline St Cundiff Sr, Charles Edward, 523 Gifford Hill Rd Cundiff, Lloyd C, 1102 Gloria St Cunningham, Robin Denise, 1507 Shreveport Rd Curcuro, Joshua Edward, 515 Goodwill St Cureington, James D, 519 Fort Ave Dalton, Jeffrey, 517 Lakeshore Dr Dalton, Mary O, 517 Lakeshore Dr Danforth, Ashlie Elaine, 330 Bounds Rd Dare, Devin Michael, 906 Gladney St Dark, Dustin Wayne, 201 Louisiana Blvd Davidson, Nathan Ladean, 102 2nd St #B Davis, Kimberly Roberts, 3838 Dorcheat Rd Davis, Mario Montae, 514 Babb Cir Davis, Sally Ann, 5359 Hwy 528 Davis, Spencer Scott, 1013 Watterman St Davis, Wendy Alderman, 103 Emerald Dr #123 Davis, Wesley Alan, 103 Emerald Dr #123 Davis, Willetta Jones, 603 Durwood Dr Dawson, Lakendall Marqurita, 109 W Roosevelt Dr Deamon, Sandra McDonald, 130 Timothy Dr Deamon, Takesha Rene, 835 Fincher Rd Deckard, Crystal Ann, 826 Carolina St Defir, Dennis Lee, 117 Colin P

Kelly Dr Dejnak, Morgan Kendall, 173 Brian Ln Delaney, Brenda Jean, 610 Lewisville Rd Delaney, William Rashad, 1314 Lee St #12 Deloach, Damian Luke, 230 Roberson Rd Deloach, Victoria Faith, 228 Roberson Rd Depingre, Benny Louis, 515 Garrison Trl Depingre, Jerri Ray, 515 Garrison Trl Depingre, Kara Margaret, 515 Garrison Trl Depingre, Patricia Catron, 619 Germantown Rd #101 Deshazo, Brennen Kobie, 805 Cline St Devillier, Valerie Cornnor, 226 Goodwill Rd Dickerson, Brandon Dalton, 519 Sullivan St Dillard, Frank Anthony, 517 Chestnut St Dillard, Sharonda Lashay, 109 Bf Martin Dr Dixon, Mary Bailey, 343 Bennie Rd Dooly, Robert Allen, 1777 Blue Run Rd Dorrell, William Klint, 2084 Dogwood Trl Drumm, Dylan Michael, 710 Nella St Dubose, Alicia P, 368 Chris Dr Dubose, Natalie Kay, 368 Chris Dr Dubose, Todd Wayne, 368 Chris Dr Dumas, Allen W, 606 E Todd St Dumas, Sylvia S, 606 E Todd St Dunn, Alena, 477 Carey Ln Dunning, Mary Clayton, 104 Emerald Dr #20 Durr, Laura Micheal, 113 Chandler Cir Eackles, Dana Rae, 401 Myers St Edwards, Billy F, 796 Angi Rd Edwards, Brittany Shaikoria, 802 Hillside Ln Edwards, Carolyn Sue, 100 Azalea Terrace Ln #17 Edwards, Clarice, 604 Martin Luther King Dr Edwards, Dorthy Debrah, 405 Fincher Rd Edwards, Pamela Denise, 521 Winford St Edwards, Shanettra Lavette, 604 Martin Luther King Dr Edwards, Stephens Cordell, 1314 Lee St #3 Elkins, Detavious, 926 Center St Elkins, Raveyon D, 932 Carolina St #6 Elliott, Alyssa Denette, 1151 Dorcheat Rd Emerson, Ruthie

Lee Dunn, 504 Wr Reeder St Eneix, Bobbie Busby, 813 Claiborne St Erving, Dejah, 709 Pershing St Estabrook, Hunter Lee, 1604 Eames St Esteem Jr, Michael, 716 West St Estes, Cody Ryan, 117 Milford Dr Evans, Danny Ray, 407 Clerk St Evans, Tiffany Nicole, 900 Bayou Ave #244 Ferguson, Hayley Michelle, 909 Victory Dr Ferguson, Teresia Williams, 1001 East St Ferrell III, Jessie B, 106 Bf Martin Dr Ferrell, Dedrick Markeith, 334 Lee St #103 Fincher, Shakeia L, 509 Babb Cir Fincher, Teddy Steven, 1025 Tillman Dr Fish, Laurie Marie, 1289 Middle Rd Fisher, Decarro Deuntay, 922 Center St Fisher, Katie Burks, 707 Weston St Flournoy, Adavia Annaneka, 1401 Lewisville Rd #128 Flournoy, Rayveon Voltez, 900 Bayou Ave #134 Flournoy, Roy Damon, 217 Fuller Rd Floyd, Mary-Holland, 402 E Todd St Floyd, Whitney Hodges, 402 E Todd St Foster, Penny Michele, 609 McIntyre St Franklin, Adrienne Nicole, 711 West St Franklin, Melvin Wayne, 334 Lee St #302 Franklin, Sammy J, 6368 Dorcheat Rd Frazier, Kenner D, 600 Pershing St Frazier, Mary Ann, 600 Pershing St Fredrick, Shaniqua Jameshia, 707 Pershing St Freeman, Cameron, 707 Cline St Freeze, Jessica Katharine, 200 W Union St #5 Friday, Bernard Lekeith, 103 Emerald Dr #116 Frith, Kylie Maranda, 1101 Rathbun St Frizzelle II, Clyde Eugene, 111 Homer Rd Frye, Hayden Wesley, 802 Norton St Garcin, Michael Andrew, 292 S Tanglewood Dr Gardner, Elizabeth Ann, 204 4th St Garner, Lisa Stevens, 1009 E Todd Cir Gathright, Sabrina Leigh, 721

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Lewisville Rd Germany, Jahara Tywone, 215 S Roosevelt Dr Germany, Markeese Demetrius, 1522 Shreveport Rd #40 Gibson, Elisabeth Freeman, 712 Claiborne St Gibson, Latonya Rachelle, 900 Bayou Ave #143 Giddens Jr, Michael Shawn, 1205 Bonnie Ln Gilbert, Joe Nathan, 318 Gilbert St Gildon, John Wade, 4300 Evergreen Rd Gillins, Donyetta Rashwette, 312 East St Gipson, Angela Dshon, 104 Oaketree Ln #4 Glass, Garron Tyler, 1874 Jack Martin Rd Glosson, Asby Kenta, 307 High St Goines, Matthew Clayton, 152 Hollow Rd Golden, Xaivien Jerome, 108 Dodge St Goodson, Nathaniel, 1401 Lewisville Rd #141 Gordon, Ronny Lynn, 247 Pecanview Dr Grafton, Patsy Thurmon, 209 Ellis Dr Grafton, Ryan Matthew, 706 Nella St Graham, James N, 102 Emerald Dr #3 Gray, Jeffery Nelson, 904 Gladney St Gray, Jennifer Lynn, 904 Gladney St Green Jr, Haywood Milburn, 977 Old Arcadia Rd Green Jr, Roger Lee, 143 Country Ln Greene, Luke Alexander, 402 Carey Ln Greer, Crystal Loraine, 216 Virginia Ave Grice, Keonah Shenick, 913 Woods St Grice, Whitney Michelle, 319 College St Griffey, Jasmine Marie, 1874 Jack Martin Rd Griffin, Shanese Nicole, 309 S Abney St Griffith, Shari Corley, 603 Pennsylvania Ave #2 Grooms, Patsy Wills, 1414 Goodwill Rd Hadnot, Chimere D, 805 Sibley Rd Hagar, Lillian Hott, 218 Stanley St Hale, Janet Lynn, 230 Roberson Rd H a m i l t o n , Chanell Marie, 603 Constable St Hamilton, Golden, 105 Fuller St Hamilton, Nia Sharde, 1401 Lewisville Rd #127 Hamlin, Edna

Pickron, 323 Winford St Hammontree, Alexander Scott, 208 Berry Dr Hampton, Raymond Fitgerald, 701 McMullen St Hardy, Leah Elliott, 606 Tillman Dr Hargett, Bradley Wilson, 919 Brackin St Harper, Joe Lee, 100 Rose Hill Ln #3 Harrah, Geneva Joy, 815 Tillman Dr Harrah, Tina Joy, 815 Tillman Dr Harris, Annie Lee, 1355 Sheppard St #101 Harris, Ashley Nicole, 709 Crichton St Harris, Damien Deunte, 1505 Hickory Dr Harris, Dshundrick, 616 Police St Harris, Gary Edward, 517 Lakeshore Dr Harris, Jamekia Donyette, 900 Bayou Ave #139 Harris, Jennifer Walker, 517 Lakeshore Dr Harris, Lashundra Shuntrice, 512 South St Harris, Lastacey Charell, 210 Camp St Harris, Linda Gail, 614 Martin Luther King Dr Harris, Lue Reecie, 824 Harris St Harris, Melody Elise, 124 Bailey St Harris, Sherry Ann, 193 Graywood Rd Harrison, J C, 1398 Sheppard St #46 Hassell, Tyler Jack, 710 Oak Knoll St Hawk, Chasity Nicole, 180 Shane Dr Hawk, Mary L Waller, 915 Homer Rd #12 Hawk, Mary Williams, 607 Columbia St Hawkins, Nicole Ranieshia, 182 Austins Rd Hayes, Latonia Alexzia Nicole, 201 Miller St #37 Hayes, Laura Leigh, 109 Celtic Ln Haynes, Whittney Marie, 1037 Ridgewood Cir Hays, Joseph Warren, 2160 Hwy 531 Hemphill, Ronesha Shermaine, 419 Woodard St Henley, Kimberly Marie, 1314 Lee St #29 Hennigan, James Tracy, 391 Angi Rd Hewitt Jr, Charles Edward, 602 Durwood Dr Hicks, Carla Deaver, 809 Kennon St Hicks, Divina Andaya, 133 Treat Dr Hicks, Dorwin Glen, 133 Treat Dr Hicks, Gregory L, 809 Kennon St

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Hicks, Seth Loyd, 1669 Old Arcadia Rd Hill, Adrian Leroy, 204 Cadillac St Hill, Jamasha Lakis, 713 Peach St Hill, Kawardis L, 208 Barbara Dr Hill, William Jamal, 706 Columbia St Hill, William Linton, 313 Britt St Hiser, Christine Kilpatrick, 100 Azalea Terrace Ln #8 Holbrook, Haley Lauren, 709 Claiborne St Holcomb, Michele Denise, 127 Circle Ln Holley, Natalie Dawson, 199 Jo Ann Ln Holmes, Stephanie Kaye, 100 Meadowbrook Dr Horecka, Ann M, 159 Normandie Ln Horecka, Gilbert Paul, 159 Normandie Ln Hortman, Brooke Ashley, 117 Timothy Dr Hortman, Collin Lance, 225 Pecanview Dr Hortman, Jennifer Christine, 1536 Methodist Camp Rd Howard Jr, Bennie D, 123 George St Howard, Neshell Anqunette, 134 Timothy Dr Howell, Kathryn Suzanne, 103 Jacob Ln Huckabay, Benton J, 232 N Middle Landing St Hudgeons, Toby Lee, 120 Sunny Beach Lp Hudson, Melogen Manalo, 151 Pepperridge Cir Hudson, Rondall James, 151 Pepperridge Cir Huey, Quinton Jerome, 1101 Cherry St Hughes, Shamecia Fontaine, 113 Mouser Ln Hunter, Holly Cleaver, 1007 Drew Ln Ingle, Jamin Mildred Eugenia, 112 Fuller St Iverson, Caroline G, 1398 Sheppard St #41 Jackson, Allison Simone, 604 Sunset Ln Jackson, Ashley Symone, 11096 Hwy 80 Jackson, Brandon Dewayne, 110 W Roosevelt Dr Jackson, Brittney Nicole, 11096 Hwy 80 Jackson, Enchantra Marshell, 920 Carolina St #11 Jackson, Jakorrian K, 484 Deerfield Blvd Jackson, Jeffery Jermaine, 601 East St Jackson, John Leemon, 121 Pine St #16 Jackson, Kalores, 13584 Hwy 371 Jackson, Larhon-

da Deanna, 208 Hillside Ln Jackson, Robert, 910 Pine St Jackson, Shakiah L, 513 Martin Luther King Dr J a c k s o n , Tekashia Sherell, 410 Morrow St Jacobs, Destiny Elaine, 128 Red Hill Ln Jenkins, Betty A, 123 Mandy Ln Jetton, Malorie Katelyn, 416 Graywood Rd Jiles, Mary Webb, 208 Chrysler St Johnson, Becky Diane, 176 Walter Lyons Rd Johnson, Chavez Cortez, 205 Barbeque Rd Johnson, Christophor Tyron, 313 High St Johnson, Echo Mercedes, 1577 Old Arcadia Rd Johnson, Emma Delois, 231 Georgia Dr Johnson, Jatahjalyn Roshanique, 515 Goodwill St Johnson, Kelly Anne, 103 Emerald Dr #201 Johnson, Lay R, 103 Angelee St Johnson, Matthew Lindsey, 2311 Dogwood Trl Johnson, Mekelric Khyrell, 515 Goodwill St Johnson, Robert Henry, 206 Boy Scout Rd Johnston, Russell Lee, 1501 E Todd St Jones Jr, Earnest T, 816 Mignon St Jones, Alisha Monique, 223 Camp St Jones, Antionette Dionelle, 1201 Jackson St Jones, Candice Meshell, 805 Park Hwy Jones, Christopher Wade, 1468 Middle Rd Jones, Dewanda Perkins, 175 Doerge Ln Jones, Gia Marita, 114 Abney St Jones, Raythel, 604 Stone St Jones, Waylon Gregory, 385 Katie Ln Karzoun, Mohamad Anas, 12103 Hwy 80 Keen, Brandy Michelle, 1103 Drew Ln Kelsey, Derrickus Lamont, 148 Robertson Dr Ext Kemp, Andie Nicole, 110 Loop Rd Kemp, Gary Wayne, 915 Homer Rd #12 Kennedy, Donald Ray, 1101 Park Hwy Kennington, Emily Edwards, 1010 Claiborne St Kennon, Traci Danielle, 922 Center St Key, Stormi Hazel, 610 McIntyre St Khan, Fatima Arif, 409 Summit St Kidd, Jeniffer Nacole, 501 Morrow

St Kidd, Kasey Levi, 888 Methodist Camp Rd Kidd, Keely Megan, 102 Bridwell St Kilgore, Drew Douglas, 1870 Dogwood Trl Kingsby, Delandre Bernard, 103 Emerald Dr #210 Kinsey, Devoseo, 900 Lewisville Rd Kirk, Danielle Colleene, 102 Berry Dr Kirkland, Brian Dale, 805 Claiborne St Kitchin, Samuel H, 411 Summit St Kitchin, Shirley Ann, 411 Summit St Knight, Chasity Nicole, 1669 Old Arcadia Rd Knight, Zachary Michael, 1669 Old Arcadia Rd Kusner, Karalyn, 1110 Claiborne St Lafleur, Malarie Nicole, 613 McIntyre St Landers, Kendrick Dewayne, 103 Emerald Dr #219 Langford, Andrea Michelle, 760 Country Club Cir Langford, Lane Harton, 760 Country Club Cir Langley, Cher Yvonne, 416 Lakeshore Dr Lawrence, Sunni Dawn, 401 Woodhaven Dr Layfield, Kathren Hightower, 105 Johnnys Pl Layfield, Shelton, 113 W Roosevelt Dr Layton, Joseph Allen, 177 Wiggins Ln Ledet, Ruby Lee, 400 Russell St Lee, Linda Fowler, 409 W Todd St Lee, Melissa Danielle, 1469 Hwy 159 Lee, Timothy Scott, 246 Frenchie Dulany Rd Leopold, Roberta Gayle Mckenz, 809 Center St Lewis, Arteria Jamez, 609 East St Lewis, Chimere Vanstaez, 708 Carolina St Lewis, Ebony Yashmein, 121 Country Ln Lewis, Fern Palmer, 304 Lewisville Rd Lewis, Garrett David, 871 Old Arcadia Rd Lewis, Haley Morgan, 315 Summit St Lewis, Jennifer Edwanda, 129 George St Lewis, Jeremy Kenard Jenkins, 1400 Webster Ave Lewis, Stephanie Michelle, 182 Austins Rd Lewis, Todd Aaron, 1002 Jefferson St Lewis-Hampton, Kimberly Danielle, 701 McMullen St Lineberry, Misty

Amanda, 706 Carolina St #36 Lister, Alonzo Konard, 811 Rebecca St Little, Tyler Thomas, 1004 Claiborne St Lockard, Dorothy Boles, 306 Lakeshore Dr Loconte, Louis, 108 Goode Ave Lopez, Alexa Olivia, 517 Murry Dr Lorincz, Cornelia, 620 Watson Dr Lorincz, Stefan P, 620 Watson Dr Loud, Joe Cal, 334 Lee St #317 Lyday, David Wayne, 334 Shane Dr Lynch, Christopher K, 906 Gladney St Lynn, Tammy Renee, 12996 Hwy 371 #33 Lyons, Deborah Annette, 120 Rachel Ln Machen, Sherri Parkerson, 200 Bill Martin Rd Machen, Walter Olin, 200 Bill Martin Rd Madden, Caden S, 1205 Tillman Dr Malone, Cedric Charles, 1398 Sheppard St #48 Malone, Jonecia Rochelle, 1355 Sheppard St #316 Manning, Marcus Dewayne, 109 Washington Rd Markham, Kristina Thompson, 1409 Drake Dr Markray, Jeffery Wayne, 128 Church St Markray, Shirley Jean, 216 Bf Martin Dr Martin Jr, Jack Arnold, 224 Pecanview Dr Martin, Callie Marie Chancellor, 102 Shirley Dr Martin, Nicole C, 1110 Pine St Martin, Vicki Lynn, 1355 Sheppard St #328 Martinez, Latonya Shannette, 141 Robertson Dr Ext Matthews, Doris Helen, 208 Pecanview Dr Mayne, Katrina Renee, 1102 Bonnie Ln McAdams, Winnie Givens, 319 Britt St McCall, Frank L, 1355 Sheppard St #319 McClain, Erica, 200 Mable St Mccoy, Deborah Ann, 270 S Tanglewood Dr McDonald, Jerry Dustin, 4758 Dorcheat Rd McEachin, Holly Renee, 603 Howell St McElrath, Brenda Lin, 926 Center St McFarland, Kaleb Taylor, 711 Park Hwy McFarland, Xzariel Jnea, 712 Murdock St Mcgee, Kiamber Imerika Shar-

danae, 107 Cox Ln McKinney, Kedarion Danielle, 521 McIntyre St McKinsey, Beatrice, 905 Warren St McMillian, Corinso, 101 Magnolia St Meek, Courtney Elizabeth, 352 N Tanglewood Dr Mellen, Breanna Nicole Lynn, 819 Fincher Rd Mellen, Tamie Lynn, 819 Fincher Rd Meredith, Karen C, 607 Howell St Meredith, Rhonda Renee, 607 Howell St Metcalf, Dustin Wayne, 2374 Hwy 532 Michael, Hollie Lorraine, 109 S Tanglewood Dr Milam Jr, Danny Nolan, 504 Garrison Trl Milam, Deidre Love, 504 Garrison Trl Milam, Grace Love, 504 Garrison Trl Miles, Bruce Najee, 805 Hillside Ln Miller, Cordarius Dorcell, 518 Babb Cir Miller, Dawn Coppedge, 102 Sylvan Pl Miller, Faye Lowe, 1003 Horton St Miller, Jedica Shanise, 518 Babb Cir Mills, Jacob Aaron, 113 Chandler Cir Mills, Tyeshia Renee, 828 Carolina St #19 Mims Jr, Larry Mearl, 103 Emerald Dr #125 Mims, Brittney Nicole, 1522 Shreveport Rd #4B Mims, Kelli D, 119 W Roosevelt Dr Mims, Skylar Lynette, 703 Pershing St Mingo Jr, Louis E, 118 Oaketree Ln Minix, Khadesha Antionette, 606 Chestnut St Mitchell Jr, Raymond E, 508 Searles St Mitchell, Janos Eugene, 1309 Apple St Mitchell, Lawanda Ann, 321 S Gum St Mitchell, Marcus, 713 Horton St Mitchell, Thelma Huey, 227 Washington Rd Mitchell, Tilia Rayneshia, 100 Oaketree Ln #17 Mixon, Chase Allen, 304 Sugar Creek Rd Moncrief, Lucious Laquist, 411 McIntyre St Moncrief, Sandra Lazette, 701 Crichton St Monk, Haley Elizabeth Copeland, 132 J W Miller Farm Rd Monroe, Robbie Gray, 11402 Hwy 80

Monroe, Walter Lee, 11402 Hwy 80 Montgomery, Anthony Raemond, 223 W Union St #2 M o n t g o m e r y, Jade Dejaneiro, 532 Babb Cir Moody, Tamara Lashay, 268 Hartwell Rd Moore, Courterias Dontay, 407 Morrow St Moore, Dewayne Doneness, 602 Moore St Moore, Jamey Dundrell, 515 Babb Cir Moore, Johnika, 703 Pershing St Moore, Jonquez Bernard, 602 Evans St Moore, Kathryn, 103 Germantown Rd Moore, Lavata Marie, 602 Moore St Moore, Mary H, 727 Plum St Moore, Pearlie Bradford, 700 S Abney St Moore, Precious Shunta, 215 High St Moore, Shamika Lashond, 613 Constable St Moore, Shareka Latonya, 603 Constable St Moore, Shauna Leann, 112 Kirby Pl Moore, Tynisha Renita, 16803 Hwy 80 Moorehead, Madison Claire, 1387 Hwy 159 Moreland, Tempezz Della Reese, 902 Carolina St Moreno, Ana M, 1305 Apple St Morgan, Mary Pevy, 111 Couchwood Rd Morris, Anquaneshia Anquonette, 1205 Shreveport Rd #139 Morris, Chans t o n c e Shaquelle, 500 Marion St Morris, Geraldine Elizabeth, 415 McIntyre St Morris, Travis Earl, 802 Hillside Ln Morton, Travis Dewayne, 104 Nichols Dr Moten, Shamira Deshawn, 200 Louisiana Blvd Myles, Kendarius, 600 South St Myles, Roderick Devon, 159 Aspen Dr Needham, Jarod Erik, 1501 Lewisville Rd Needham, Laura James, 1501 Lewisville Rd Nelson, Aaron Michael, 924 Carolina St #9 Nelson, Celestina Thompson, 1204 Evergreen Rd Nelson, Dorman Lavelle, 1001 Talton St Nelson, Eric Loyd, 1307 Ridgewood Cir Nelson, Laura Lewis, 1307 Ridgewood Cir Nelson, Mere-

dith, 908 Center St Nelson, Rosalind Daniels, 108 Syrup Mill Rd Neuman, Norma Glover, 1401 Lewisville Rd #112 Newman, Jessica Lee, 207 Pecanview Dr Nixon, Mary Anderson, 1401 Lewisville Rd #101 Nolan, Amanda A, 950 Carolina St Nolen Jr, Freddie, 101 Barbara Dr Nolen, Melissa Ann, 104 Nichols Dr Noriega, Clarita Hernandez, 100 Posey Ln Norton, James Allen, 617 Leary St Nugent, Rachael A, 1770 Dogwood Trl Nutt, Stephen Edward, 236 Stanley Perryman Rd Oglesby, Aaron Paul, 714 Madison Ave Oliphant, Darlene Oliphant, 1398 Sheppard St #5 Oliver, Marcus Davis, 401 Midland St Oliver, Regeana Gail, 403 S Abney St Oller, Morgan Taylor, 1071 Country Club Cir Orear, Hunter Macshane, 198 Gifford Hill Rd Orear, Judy S, 206 Roy St Ottmers, Ella Blakely, 800 Madison Ave Palmer, Tkeyeh Kaniece, 1398 Sheppard St #37 Parker, Emily Rhodes, 1106 Franklin St Parker, Gabrieal Lashun, 621 Woods St Parker, Jeremy Daniel, 103 Emerald Dr #112 Parker, Joseph Isaih, 1209 Bayou Ave Parker, Shakita Denise, 613 Marion St Pearson, Amy Brown, 336 Braeburn Glen Dr Pearson, Gregory Paul, 336 Braeburn Glen Dr Pearson, Kayla Kacy, 3849 Dorcheat Rd Peevy, Payton Chase, 702 Gladney St Peters, Savanna Michelle, 119 Paradise Trl Peterson, Kamilia Denise, 184 Amanda Rd Pevy, Tisha Lynn, 803 Middle Rd Phillips, Crystal Jayne, 460 Adams Rd Pickett, Paul A, 210 Fullbright Rd Pickrom, Chadrick Ryheme, 1314 Lee St #14 Pickrom, Vickie Diane, 406 Whitlock St Pilcher, Tramel L,

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1401 Lewisville Rd #224 Powell, Danna Lynn, 444 Cliff Keen Rd Powell, Eleanor Daugherty, 703 Nella St Powell, Ethan Glen, 444 Cliff Keen Rd Powell, Mason Alexander, 809 Park Hwy Prestridge, Leslie E, 8084 Dorcheat Rd Price, Misty Lanell, 130 Timothy Dr Price, Timothy Shawn, 616 Pine St Price, Yvonne A, 172 Shane Dr Procell, Shelton D, 104 Pereira Ln Prothro, Stanley O, 1109 Madison Ave Prudhomme, Felicia Nicole, 301 Hillside Ln Pruett, Kristina Ann, 112 Walton Rd Puckett, Sierrah Joyce Lynn, 105 Dirt Trl Pullman, Carol Chavana, 313 Summit St Purkey, Kalie Ann Nicole, 923 Methodist Camp Rd Qualls, Kejohn D, 200 Louisiana Blvd Queen, Senjon Ray, 420 E Union St Rankin, Erika Lakethia, 110 Kennedy Ln Ravin Jr, Anthony Tyrone, 1101 West St Ray, Sybil Cross, 127 Woodard Dr Reed, Robert, 1549 Shreveport Rd Reeder, September Mikshananta, 929 Carolina St Reeves, Tristan Louis, 158 Clearmeadow Rd Reliford, Randi Lea, 1100 East St Reno, Bobby Wayne, 837 Old Arcadia Rd Reno, Brittany Alyse, 707 Constable St Reynolds, Dell Morgan, 711 Drew Ln Rhodes, April Nicole, 505 Hillside Ln #505 Rhodes, Benjamin Wright, 805 Tillman Dr Rhodes, Brittany Kennedy, 805 Tillman Dr Rhodes, Jeanna Michelle, 517 Davis St Rhodes, Shreaka Renea, 1103 East St Rhone, Darius Bernard, 131 Oaketree Ln #31 Rice, Cortaveious Devontae, 605 East St Rice, Shannon Marie, 909 Clay St Richard, Dmetrius Desean, 1012 Horton St Richard, Ronald Steven, 326 Evergreen School Rd Richardson, Da-

vion Dewon, 155 Country Ln Richardson, Debra Ann, 202 Hillside Ln Richardson, Jermicole Savory, 202 Hillside Ln Richardson, Justin Christopher, 506 Ash St Riggans, Laura Ann, 821 Constable St Robbins, Marilyn Rose, 12996 Hwy 371 #25 Robbins, Mark A, 406 Broadway St Roberson, Taylor Nichole, 900 Bayou Ave #246 Robinson, Ania Sinan, 202 Crestview Dr Robinson, Charity Elaine, 114 Fuller St Robinson, Joseph Jerome, 201 Cox Ln Robinson, Kyle Scott, 114 Fuller St Rodgers, Cameron Nicholas, 404 Goodwill St Rodrigues, Devin Chase, 301 Hardy St Romero, Jesse Michael, 1100 Center St Rose, Laci Brooke, 133 Valleyview St Roton, Thomas William, 830 Gifford Hill Rd Rowe, Annie Carter, 408 Marshall St Ruff, Noah Aiden, 107 Fuller St Ruple, Peyton Elizabeth, 1024 Ridgewood Cir Rushing, Rhonda Ann, 621 Morrow St Ryals, Rachel Mae, 1193 Hwy 159 Ryan, Laura Rena, 1147 Dorcheat Rd Sabino, Stephanie Patrice, 1206 Cotton St Sampson, Brandon Scott, 108 Johnnys Pl Samuel, Masharie Thelniesha, 204 Roy St Sanders, Kenneth Bernard, 1305 Apple St Sanders, Triston Alan, 303 Summit St Sartin, William Blake, 135 Timothy Dr Satcher, Shatammier Thomas, 605 Columbia St Savana, Jason Anthony, 159 Savana Ln Savell, Martha Deloach, 610 McIntyre St Scott, Marquita Lannette, 412 East St Seamster, Bobby J, 601 South St Seamster, Kevin Oshea, 601 South St Seamster-Smith, Nichelle Lavette, 707 Hillside Ln Segobia, Tracy Nadine, 200 Cadillac St Selvage, Byron Allan, 286 Chris Dr Sepulvado, Salina Ryann, 9195 Hwy 80

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Sharp Jr, Herman Wayne, 111 Cypress Point Ln Shelton, Constanza Noplecia, 822 Fincher Rd Shifflet, Elizabeth Suzanne, 219 Ellis Dr Shine, Ashley Nicole, 518 Martin Luther King Dr Shine, Shaina Raquel, 217 Chrysler St Shipp, Rebecca Anne, 511 Constable St Shirey, Amanda Lee, 120 Laurie Dr Shirey, Donald Ray, 1355 Sheppard St #212 Shockley, Shiloh Janeau, 124 Southfield Park Shoemaker, Samuel Taylor, 104 Emerald Dr #19 Short, Kevin Dale, 605 McIntyre St Short, Taylor, 1303 Elm St Shyne, Decarlas D, 521 Patrick St Shyne, Marquez Almon, 1401 Lewisville Rd #219 Shyne, Marrio Jrauntracy, 1008 Talton St Siah, Cassandra Williams, 194 St James Church Rd S i l l s - G r i g s b y, Floshanta Deshae, 902 Carolina St #14 Simonton, Jonathan Clay, 201 Woodhaven Dr Simonton, Kaley Paige, 105 Treat Dr Simpson, Edith Holcomb, 803 Madison Ave Sims, Dequnski Deonte, 900 Bayou Ave #143 Sims, Kadijah K, 1013 Tillman Dr Sistrunk, Dylan Michael, 198 Gifford Hill Rd Sitzes, Derick Gifford, 410 Summit St Sitzes, Derick Hunter, 410 Summit St Slade, Kizzie Diane, 503 Moore St Slaid, Melissa Delk, 304 McDonald St Smith, Brett Joseph, 712 Claiborne St Smith, Donald Dwayne, 3005 Germantown Rd Smith, Eddie Joe, 227 Scooter Roach Rd Smith, Erik Taylor, 490 Sommersby Dr Smith, Gregory Earl, 526 Winford St Smith, Joshua Octavious, 614 Evans St Smith, Kayla Giddings, 1669 Old Arcadia Rd Smith, Keith Jerome, 108 McArthur Dr Smith, Lorraine Jenkins, 1355 Sheppard St #115 Smith, Marcus Shea, 173 Graywood Rd

Smith, Mark Daniel, 114 Southfield Park Smith, Michael Wayne, 1792 Jack Martin Rd Smith, Sarah Voncille, 100 Jacob Ln Smith, Shirlyn Joan, 705 Cline St Smith, Tracy Woods, 104 Woods Trl Smith-Bell, Conquista Dawn, 805 Harris St Snider, Russell Reed, 311 Philip St Snow, Anthony Dewayne, 1401 Lewisville Rd #222 Specht, Zachary David, 1337 Country Club Cir Specks, Christin Stephone, 504 Slack St Specks, Randy Dejuan, 504 Slack St Specks, Rose Mary, 504 Slack St Speer, Lauren Alyssa, 712 Pine Forest Dr Spencer Jr, Daniel Leroy, 621 Pine St Spurlock, Amy Cobb, 101 Kristin Ln Spurlock, Sarah Lynnette, 101 Kristin Ln Stafford, Bethany Alyse, 1018 Ridgewood Cir Stafford, Roger Allan, 1018 Ridgewood Cir Standokes, Rolonda Laboshea, 103 Emerald Dr Stanley, Tyler Gabriel, 900 Bayou Ave #236 Stehr, Gilbert Clifford, 12996 Hwy 371 #25 Stephens, Arlisha Rayonia, 302 Camp St Stephens , Arzetta Lenette, 1215 Tillman Dr Stephens, Bruce L, 1100 Lewisville Rd Stephens, Christopher Neal, 1100 Lewisville Rd Stephens, Mistie Anise, 1100 Lewisville Rd Stephens, Terry Nolan, 1066 Almond Cir Sterling, Broderick Rodriguez, 315 Talton St Sterling, Dedrice, 106 Loop Rd Stewart, Wanda Smith, 811 Nella St Stgermain, Dixie Lynne, 1490 Shreveport Rd Stocks Jr, Bobby Milton, 109 Seminary Ln Stocks, Tammi Darlyne, 109 Seminary Ln Stomberg, Tyler Goyanes, 642 Cliff Keen Rd Streetman, Eric Shane, 408 Lawson Pl Strickland, Cleo Kathleen Johnson, 900 Bayou Ave #131 Striplin, Leah Renee, 2728 Good-

will Rd Sullivan, Aljamaar Joshua, 403 Joel St Sumlin, Glenda Juanita, 1398 Sheppard St #48 Sumrall, Cody Steven, 351 Shane Dr Sumrall, Timothy Shane, 351 Shane Dr Sylvas, Asata Kinsey, 260 W J Beck Rd Tabor Jr, Joseph Franklin, 159 Normandie Ln Tanner, Sam Franklin, 112 Aarons Way Taravella, Christopher Joseph, 411 Sullivan St Taravella, Tamara Denice, 411 Sullivan St Taulbee, Charles Allen, 302 Woodard Dr Taylor, Alvin Eugene, 101 Shade Rv Park Taylor, Freddie Walker, 703 Carolina St Taylor, Glen Gaynell, 2311 Jack Martin Rd Taylor, Johnny Gene, 409 East St Taylor, Jonathan Rutledge, 497 Taylor Rd Taylor, Rachel Leeanne, 801 Park Hwy Taylor, Robin Jayne, 2254 Dogwood Trl Taylor, Zantrielle Shoncoreym, 716 West St Teague, Cody Benjamin, 958 Almond Cir Theus, Rashid Ahmed, 200 Cadillac St Thomas, Alexis Ariana, 202 Crestview Dr Thomas, Samantha Alaine, 105 Kristin Ln Thomas, Shanetara, 605 Constable St Thomas, Starlit Renee Haines, 27 McArthur St Thompson, Joyce Elaine, 1201 East St Thompson, Keith Ohara, 511 Graveyard St Thompson, Kimberly Shawnee, 1005 Linden St Thompson, Sharetta Davidann, 713 West St Thornton, Janell, 214 Martin Luther King Dr Thornton, Lagwentric Daneyell, 420 E Union St Thornton, Roshanda Rusheia, 506 Ash St Thornton, Tanquenecia Levetta, 303 Hillside Ln Thurman Jr, Thomas Hillard, 900 Bayou Ave #131 Tobin, Bobby Ray, 1398 Sheppard St #53 Toland, Michael Scott, 475 Vander Almond Rd Tomlinson, Kris Scott, 215 Crestview Dr

Traylor, Jonathon Brett, 1119 Louisiana Ave Tucker, Travis Tilley, 102 Tucker Ln Turner, Davlin Levelle, 158 Syrup Mill Rd Turner, Karen Laverne, 711 Drew Ln Tyler, Joe S, 267 Newt Brown Rd Valenzuela, Steven, 2083 Germantown Rd Varnadore, Buddy Lewis, 490 Sommersby Dr Varnell, Timothy Matthew, 170 N Colbert Dr Vining, Lucus Adam Joshua David, 202 Country Lane Ext Volentine, Melody D, 1401 Lewisville Rd #240 Wade, Christopher Warren, 112 Kirby Pl Waggoner, Drew William Doss, 107 McArthur Dr Wahib, Sameera Hamood, 110 Loop Rd Waites, Stella McCormick, 620 Watson Dr Walker III, Billy Joe, 607 East St Walker, Alexis Monik, 1105 Jefferson St Walker, Alice Marie, 417 Sugar Creek Rd Walker, Angela Christina, 911 Carolina St #49 Walker, Betty Musgrow, 618 Harris Cir Walker, David Deian, 302 Red Bud St Walker, Demetrius Damascus, 514 Martin Luther King Dr Walker, Donald Damascus, 1206 Sibley Rd Walker, Eric Leroy, 1587 Jack Martin Rd Walker, Jeanette Lattice, 514 Babb Cir Walker, Michael Dennis, 224 Elmo Burton Lp Walker, Paul, 1398 Sheppard St #23 Walker, Tyreunte Ladustin, 706 Peach St Walker, Yasmine Ayana, 931 Carolina St Wa l k e r - D a v i s , Lameika, 514 Babb Cir Wallace, Ladereka Christina, 420 E Union St Wallace, Shatereka Elaine, 420 E Union St Wallace, Taffy Riquae, 620 Childs Rd Wallace, Zachary Tye, 801 Park Hwy Walz, Katie Sue Amelia, 637 Fuller Rd Ward, Donald, 125 W Roosevelt Dr Ward, Earnestine Walker, 1355 Sheppard St #223 Ward, Ginger Christine, 620 Marion St Ward, Tecarrius

D, 403 S Abney St Warren, Ashundra Myree, 110 Dodge St Warren, Billy Joe, 180 Fullbright Rd Warren, Carolyn S, 1355 Sheppard St #315 Warren, Jemarrion, 135 Meadowcreek Rd Washington Jr, Eddie Dean, 512 Wr Reeder St Washington Jr, Gregory Bertrend, 805 Woods St Washington, Alexis Diaduvia, 123 Carver Dr Washington, Angela Latonya, 651 High St Washington, Deborah Ann, 770 Allen Dr Washington, Dorothy Taylor, 450 Walter Lyons Rd Washington, Jemontel Markess, 511 Martin Luther King Dr Washington, Perry, 607 Columbia St Washington, Quantesha Quantae, 801 Fincher Rd Washington, Rayvon Nicole, 512 Babb Cir Washington, Shannon Myles, 517 Chestnut St Washington, Shantavia Shanea, 1401 Lewisville Rd #247 Washington, Shelia Marie, 1108 Pine St Watson, Kenneth Gerald, 635 Watson Trl Watson, Malory Williams, 611 Longleaf Dr Watts, Jessie Jo, 1401 Lewisville Rd #101 Webb, Cassidy Ma Ryan, 1206 Cotton St Webb, Denise Ann, 108 Marshall St Weemes, Sharon Jones, 3500 Dorcheat Rd Welborn, Earl Valras, 915 Homer Rd #27 Wells, Stephen Austin, 151 Wiggins Ln West, Candyce Michelle Brasher, 802 Drew Ln West, Daniel W, 801 Norton St West, Lena Adero, 23 Mason St West, Valerie Sawyer, 801 Norton St Westbrook, Pamela R, 455 Old Arcadia Rd Weston, Faith Shantel, 170 Graywood Rd Weston, Hope Shannel, 170 Graywood Rd Wheeler, Levi P, 4812 Fuller Rd Wiemann, Bailey Bree, 250 Normandie Ln Wiemann, Kevin Michael, 250 Normandie Ln Wiggins, Donna Tilley, 190 Graywood Rd Wiggins, William Lawrence, 190 Graywood Rd

Williams Jr, James Lee, 373 Walter Lyons Rd Williams, Ala Mae Hadnot, 1314 Lee St Williams, Alberta, 334 Lee St #317 Williams, Ardis Lee, 307 Camp St Williams, Christopher Scott, 103 Emerald Dr #112 Williams, Gloria J, 152 Hollow Rd Williams, Johnny C, 193 Goodwill Rd Williams, Joseph Lawrence, 706 Moore St Williams, Miemikahala S, 609 Leary St Williams, Ntajavas Queentel, 900 Bayou Ave #143 Williams, Stephanie Diane, 110 Matthew Stevens Ln Williams, Zita Robinson, 805 Hillside Ln Willis, Christopher Oneal, 620 Goodwill St Willis, Jermaine Cartez, 506 Hillside Ln Willis, Lacheryl Lanette, 334 Lee St #105 Willis, Ladarrell Terrell, 105 Ewell St Wilson Jr, Thomas Michael, 158 Hickory Hills Rd Wilson, Emma Jean Harris, 334 Lee St #316 Wilson, Johnny Lee, 108 Johnnys Pl Wilson, Kagan Paul, 622 Oak Knoll St Wilson, Kallam Rian, 622 Oak Knoll St Wilson, Steven Edward, 289 Whispering Pines Trl Wiltheis, Thomas Porter, 1204 Howard St Winston, Latwan Terrell, 1401 Lewisville Rd #123 Wisely Jr, Clifford Michael, 224 Roy St Woodard, Jacob Brandon, 717 Elm St Woodard, Lester Ray, 1111 Drew Ln Woodard, Melissa Tanine, 1111 Drew Ln Woodard, Mildred R, 103 Laurel Cir Woodard, Mstic Lakellie, 109 Fort St Woodard, Noah Nathaniel, 1110 Louisiana Ave Woodards, Anthony Dewayne, 1401 Lewisville Rd #148 Wright, Falesia Lasha, 116 Shane Dr Wrinkles, Sherry R, 116 1st St Wyrosdick, Desiree Dwan, 504 Ash St Yetman, Michael Steven, 207 East And West St Young, Kenneth Damon, 103 Emerald Dr #208

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Manuel, 121 Crow Lake Rd Nichols, Chance Alexander, 337 Smith Lp Nowlin, Connie Jean, 206 Duck Cir Page, Jodi Wood, 175 Langley Rd Pharr, Donald Brandon, 1921 King Orchard Rd Pierce, Cassandra L, 362 Chambless Rd Powell, Micha Shane, 139 Strange Rd Powell, Shawn C h r i s t o p h e r, 6377 Hwy 2 Rader, Betty Byrd, 24152 Hwy 371 Ratliff, Sandra Harrison, 674 Kings Corner Rd Ratliff, Shea Ratton, 120 Railroad Ave Reynolds, Breanna Nicole, 970 Porterville Rd Rhodes, Asteana Marie, 336 Smith Lp Richardson, Christopher Joseph, 25004 Hwy 371 Riley Sr, Billy J, 1235 King Orchard Rd Rimmer, Cody Dalton, 679 Porterville Rd Robinson, Alisha Nicole, 452 Smith Lp Ross, Shelby Gayle, 25809 Hwy 371 Shepherd, Laurie Irene, 25041 Hwy 371 Shows, Jake Wyatt, 968 Old Sarepta Church Rd Shows, Jesse Wayne, 968 Old Sarepta Church Rd Smith II, Travis Allen, 783 Old Sarepta Church Rd Snider, Ronald G, 154 S Markham Rd Starr Jr, Arthur, 134 Davenport St Sturgeon, Cassandra Dawn, 3275 Walnut Rd Sukey, Brandon Michael, 151 Cave St Summerlin, Billy Harold, 118 Waller St Summerlin, Deana Lanea, 118 Waller St Taylor, Lori Kay, 185 Kelly Dr Thompson, Benjamin Edward, 207 N Main St Thompson, Maxine Benson, 373 Porterville Rd Umphries, Douglas Scott, 286 Crow Lake Rd Umphries, Kimberly Scott, 286 Crow Lake Rd Vaughan, Steven Wesley, 429 Smith Lp Vicento, Jared, 118 Waller St Waggoner Jr, L E, 5450 Hwy 2 Walding, Marilyn Elaine, 766 Hwy 802 Walker, John Robert, 162 N Main St Williams, T W,

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Ward, 548 N Main St Ratcliff, Wendy Taylor, 108 W Kelly Ln Reeve, Casie Lynn, 112 NE 5th Ave Reynolds, Aubrey Brice, 370 Oil Tank Rd Roberson, Debrecia Jaynette, 299 Willis Rd Rodriguez, Joshua M, 195 Sherwood Ln Rose, Frank Louis, 115 SE 2nd Ave Scott, Jalexious Arreana Nariah, 165 Frazier Ave Seegers, Pamella Hively, 150 Seegers Ln Simmons, Richard Allen, 200 S Main St Slone, Layton Obrian, 130 Kayla Ln Smart, Kimberly Sparkman, 483 SE 5th Ave Smith, Katherine Ferrington, 232 Sand Pit Rd Smith, Zacqueline Elaine, 7967 Hwy 371 Snyder, Joe Anne Alexander, 120 NE 1st Ave Sparks, Megan Paige, 106 Sam Houston Lp Splawn, Andrew Kelly, 219 Frazier Ave Splawn, Angela Christine, 219 Frazier Ave Splawn, Kelly Wayne, 219 Frazier Ave Stegall, Zackary Taronce, 214 Nursery Rd #31 Sullivan, Tyler Wade, 7824 Hwy 371 Thomas, Breona Sharnee, 214 Nursery Rd #21 Tillman, Deretha, 134 Trailer Park Dr Trim, Charles Edward, 314 SE 2nd Ave Turner, Ronald Dean, 123 Ponder Dr Vandewalker, Eleanor Edith, 110 Joyce Ln Veitch, Jason Doyle, 135 NE 5th Ave Veitch, Kagnee Kolette, 135 NE 5th Ave Walker, Amy Yvonne, 191 Frazier Ave Walker, Caitlin Michelle, 5508 Hwy 164 Walker, Ronald Wallace, 108 Sam Houston Lp Walters, Connor Michael, 475 Miller Briarwood Rd Warner, Cody Brett, 117 Rock St Weatherton, Curley L, 186 Weatherton St Williams, Gloria Lanell, 139 Cox Ln Williams, Jack Webster, 139 Cox Ln Wright, Shannon, 373 SE 4th Ave Wynne, Ethan Lee, 201 Leachman Rd Young Jr, George

K, 314 SE 5th Ave Young, Cheyenne Michelle, 314 SE 5th Ave -----Springhill -----Adkins, Sarah Beth, 110 Hortman Dr Alexander, David Wayne, 102 Machen Dr #6 Allen, Calvin Wayne, 401 College St Allison, Amber Renee, 2180 Walnut Rd Anderson, Matthew Hunter, 263 14th St Sw Archer, Abbey Michelle, 605 Hill St Armstrong, Raven Stone, 106 Watters Way Avera, Christopher, 203 7th St Ne Baker, Jennie Walker, 508 B And S Dr Balentine, Amanda, 475 Percy Burns Rd Beasley, Ninjula Quadrae, 713 Curry St Bennett, Abrianna T, 502 Rosebud Loop Blair, James Benjamin, 402 6th St Nw Bonner, Cassidy Gabrielle, 137 Penny Cir Boston, Robert Tyrone, 1209 7th St Se Boston, Tyronica Kynciara Tanqumecee, 1209 7th St Se Boyett, Lauren Elizabeth, 230 Meadow Creek Dr Bozeman, Jean L, 723 10th St Nw Bradley, Alex Dwain, 1300 7th St Se Bradley, Judy Eichert, 203 4th St Nw Brantley, Coytina Andrewnett, 1007 3rd St Sw Bridges, Alexandra Rose, 205 8th St Ne Bryan, Barbara Barnard, 904 Obier St Burke, Melanie Amber, 503 Jessica Dr Burley Jr, Joe Daniel, 1013 Baker St Burley, Charlotte C, 1013 Baker St Burley, Joe Daniel, 1013 Baker St Burley, Lory Elyse, 1013 Baker St Burns, Betty Simmons, 155 Burns Rd Burns, Komecia Sade, 504 3rd St Se Campbell, Clairesa C, 1123 4th St Sw Cannon, Mina Putman, 23990 Hwy 157 Cannon, Timothy B, 23990 Hwy 157 Capriotti, Barry Louis, 708 Kaye St Capriotti, Susan Renea, 708 Kaye St

Carson, Kristi Lea, 100 Piney Springs Mill #307 Carter, Jeremy Dewayne, 909 1st St Se Casper, Jessica Rene, 705 James St Casper, Lori Jean, 705 James St Cato, Joey Clayton, 707 6th St Nw Champion, Perry E, 219 3rd Street Pinehill Cherry, Betty Danzell, 25 Reiny Cir Clayton, John Thomas, 309 N Arkansas St Clayton, Rasunda Rena, 414 Spruce St Clemons, Rocky, 216 1st Street Pinehill Cline, Wesley Dewayne, 807 Butler St Coats, Glynda Powell, 303 S Park Dr Coker, Clint, 415 Walnut St Cole, Janis S, 348 Mill Pond Rd Collins, Nancy Brooks, 1700 3rd St Se Compton, James Daniel, 1000 N Arkansas St Cook, Earl E, 308 3rd St Nw Cook, Julia Joett, 803 Baker St Cook, Tabitha Ann, 204 1st Street Pinehill Cooper, Londell, 109 Willow St Cooper, Yvette Nicole, 17 Camelot Dr #60 Craig, Thomas Lee, 219 Montgomery Dr Crider, David Nolan, 408 1st St Ne Dancer, Jerry T, 1366 Machen Dr Dancer, Ronnie L, 1366 Machen Dr Dawson, Jeremy Michael Chad, 189 Monica Ln Dawson, Krista Harmon, 189 Monica Ln Dawson, Makayla Paige, 189 Monica Ln Delaune, Harold Lee, 700 Baker St Dennis, Fosteina Willis, 17 Camelot Dr #39 Deschler, Shana Nicole, 207 6th St Ne Dew, Robert Dylan, 1492 Walnut Rd Dickens, Evonda Leshelle, 17 Camelot Dr #10 Dickens, Trevon Dorjean, 17 Camelot Dr #10 Dillard, Veronica Lashae, 323 Mill Pond Rd Dodson, Haynes Thomas, 1392 Machen Dr Dowden, Earline Dunn, 402 3rd St Se Downs, Jenmarie Ehler, 1103 Coyle St Downs, Rachel Rose, 1103 Coyle St Dunn, Ronald L, 704 3rd St Se

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Gutierrez, Angelia C, 123 Penny Cir Hale, Drenda Stevens, 717 9th St Nw Hale, Louis James, 717 9th St Nw Hale, Veronica Sharmaine, 200 Sherwood Ln #28 Hall, Tony E, 507 N Giles St Hanna, Lindsey Lynn, 704 Spring Branch Rd Hanson, Barbara G, 206 Hickory St Harden, Allen, 603 7th St Se Harris, Lashiqua Denise, 1405 3rd St Se Harris, Terra Johnetta, 342 Mill Pond Rd Hart, Hilary Danee, 1006 Janice Dr Hawthorne, Rydeldrick Makinte, 105 5th St Ne Haynes, Michael A, 109 Hickory St Henderson, Brandon Lee, 902 Rosebud Loop Herrin III, James Britt, 1402 N Acres Cir Hicks, Craig Scott, 205 Robbi St Hobgood Sr, Donald Davis, 710 Butler St Holmes, Jean L, 16 Reiny Cir Hornbuckle, Lynn, 140 Thurman St Hornbuckle, Virginia Benson, 140 Thurman St Hughes, Darrell, 800 Janice Dr Hughes, Hedi Mickens, 800 Janice Dr Jackson, Jeffery Micheal, 705 Montgomery Dr Jackson-Carter, Wanda Jean, 17 Camelot Dr #12 Jacobs, Deeanna Lynn, 400 Forest St Jacobs, Linda Manning, 17 Camelot Dr #30 Jenkins, Shana Marie, 211 6th St Sw Jeter, Amelia Compton, 908 Payne St Johnson, Bessie Mills, 700 7th St Se Johnson, Billy J, 104 8th St Ne Johnson, Octavia, 303 Rosebud Loop Johnson, Otis Lee, 721 Coyle St Johnson, Robert L, 700 7th St Se Jones, James Daniel, 106 Sherman Dr Jones, Kathryn R, 301 Willow St Jones, Lachelsia Daviona, 713 Curry St Jones, Lasharra Deone, 17 Camelot Dr #47 Jones, Ryan Alan, 329 2nd Street Pinehill Joyner, Jasmine Starda, 200 Sherwood Ln #6 Keeling, Kenneth Andrew, 1003 S

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Roosevelt St Sword, Zacheriah Austin, 106 1st St Nw Talley, Linda, 807 B And S Dr Taylor, Dustin Scott, 226 2nd Street Pinehill Taylor, Inez Hilburn, 611 10th St Nw Taylor, Randi Lin, 24028 Hwy 157 Taylor, Robert D, 226 2nd Street Pinehill Teague, Joshua David, 206 Machen Dr Terral, James Tatum, 201 Robbi St Thomas, Alice Edna, 406 7th St Se Thomas, Casaveyous Cashun, 1108 6th St Sw Thomas, Sabrina Carol, 606 Douglas St Thomas, Thelbert J, 406 7th St Se Thornton Jr, Richard Darrell, 301 Hickory St Thrasher, Derek Blain, 713 Butler St Torres, Gloria M, 606 7th St Se Turner, Dolly Mae, 201 Morgan St Turner, Michael Wayne, 104 2nd St Nw Turner, Teresa Ann, 104 2nd St Nw Umphries, Blair Nicole, 203 N Arkansas St Waggonner, Kelli Michelle, 702 10th St Nw Waggonner, Seth William, 702 10th St Nw Walker, Ashley Lawrence, 028 Martin St Walker, David Lawrence, 28 Martin St Wallace, Cindra F, 163 Airport Lp Waller, Perry Jerome, 710 Curry St Walls, Melissa Small, 201 4th St Nw Warren, Matthew Cole, 709 9th St Nw Watson, Betty Findley, 115 6th St Ne Webb, Yolanda Evette, 310 Edgar St Weber, Jo Ellen, 158 Smithville Rd Whiseant, Felicia Diane, 412 5th St Se White, Annie Lee, 214 Edgar St White, Deanna Chardae, 721 Coyle St White, Latoya Charde, 17 Camelot Dr #51 White, Marvin Ray, 607 Shady Oak St White, Matthew George, 406 Moore St Whitney, Sarah Beth, 196 Ensey St #7 Williams, April Marie, 211 6th St Sw Williams, Malaysia Lamarshay Kentrel, 17 Camelot Dr #101

Wilson, Meredith Lea, 783 Montgomery Dr Wilson, Viola Y, 203 Willow St Wollard, Alysha Dawn, 601 B And S Dr Wollard, Ronald D, 601 B And S Dr Woolley, Brad, 103 S Roosevelt St Yates, Jhasilla Montiquie, 200 Sherwood Ln #22 Young Jr, James Joseph, 233 N Main St Young, Addreine Sanders, 233 N Main St July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

“As it concerns a Petition For Partition By Licitation in the matter, GORDON J. GAMM, ET AL VS. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND LEGATEES OF STEPHEN HENDERSON, ET AL, SUIT #78,010, 26th Judicial District Court, Webster Parish Louisiana, requesting sale at public auction of property described as, W/2 of NE/4 of SEC 6, TOWNSHIP 17 NORTH, RANGE 9 WEST, Webster Parish, Louisiana, in which the following listed persons or their estates hold an undivided interest: JOE N. FORD and EUNICE FORD Anyone knowing the whereabouts or contact information for the above listed persons, their possible heirs or legatees (including but not limited to, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren), please contact the Law Office of Dale Montgomery at (318)742-9091 or 1451 Airline Drive, Bossier City, Louisiana 71112” July 24, 2020 July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

Village of Dixie Inn Regular Session July 14, 2020 NOTICE: THESE MINUTES HAVE NOT BEEN FORMALLY APPROVED

BY THE CITY COUNCIL. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen for the Village of Dixie Inn met in regular session on July 14, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. in the Village Hall, Dixie Inn, Louisiana with the following members pres-

ent: Mayor Kay Hallmark-Stratton, Aldermen Nell Finlay, Donna Hoffoss and Judy McKenzie.

The meeting was called to order and the invocation and pledge of allegiance were given.

There were no public comments or additions to the agenda.

Mayor Kay Hallmark-Stratton welcomed guests.

A motion was made by Nell Finlay and seconded by Judy McKenzie to adopt the minutes of the regular session of June 9, 2020. Vote on the motion was unanimous.

Financial statements of all funds, including a current budget vs. actual, were presented. A motion was made by Donna Hoffoss and seconded

by Nell Finlay to adopt all financial statements for June 2020. Vote on the motion was unanimous.

Department Reports: Mike Chreene reported all is good with the utility department.

Chief James Edwards stated there have been a few more calls than normal to the Village businesses for assistance.

There was no report given from the Aldermen.

Mayor Kay Hallmark-Stratton reported the Webster Parish Police Jury did a great job on the drainage ditch and the pipe is ready to be laid. Mayor Stratton will be completing an application for the State Capital Outlay program which is due November 1, 2020.

This funding could be used for various projects for the Village.

New Business: A motion was made by Nell Finlay and seconded by Donna Hoffoss approving a quote of approximately $694.80 for the purchase of 4 new tires for the 2018 Tahoe.

Vote on the motion was unanimous.

Mayor Kay Hallmark-Stratton introduced Ordinance 76-C (an ordinance amending Ordinance 76 and all amendments thereto of the Code of Ordinances of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana, to revise Section 1.B and add Section 1.D, providing

for compensation and term of office relating to fulltime appointed Chief of Police).

Ordinance 76-C will be taken up for adoption at the August 11, 2020 council meeting.

Mayor Stratton introduced Ordinance No. 98-E (an ordinance amending Ordinance 98 and all amendments thereto of the Code of Ordinances of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana, to revise Section 1, Section 102, providing for compensation relating to full-time Village Clerk).

Ordinance 98-E will be taken up for adoption at the August 11, 2020 council meeting.

Mayor Stratton introduced Ordinance No. 103-C (an ordinance amending Ordinance 103 and all amendments thereto of the Code of Ordinances of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana to revise Section 1, Section 102, providing for compensation relating to full-time Water/Wastewater/Maintenance Supervisor). Ordinance 103-C will be taken up for adoption at the August 11, 2020 council meeting.

Old Business: There was no old business to discuss.

There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was made

by Nell Finlay and seconded by Donna Hoffoss.

Vote on the motion was unanimous.

ATTEST: Kay Hallmark-Stratton Mayor

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NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF AN ORDINANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following entitled ordinance introduced at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana, held on July 14, 2020 is on file in my office and will be offered for adoption by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said Village and is open to public inspection and will remain so until at least 7 days prior to the final adoption which

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is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

PROPOSED ORDINANCE ORDINANCE 76-C AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 76 AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF DIXIE INN, LOUISIANA, TO REVISE SECTION 1. B AND ADD SECTION 1.D, PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION AND TERM OF OFFICE RELATING TO FULL-TIME APPOINTED CHIEF OF POLICE That said ordinance to be finally passed is on file with the Clerk of the Village of Dixie Inn for public inspection and that said ordinance is to be taken up for final passage, after a public hearing, by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana which is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

This declared by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana on this the 14th day of July 2020.

Kay Hallmark-Stratton Mayor ATTEST: Dana James Village Clerk July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF AN ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following entitled ordinance introduced at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana, held on July 14, 2020 is on file in my office and will be offered for adoption by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said Village and is open to public inspection and will remain so until at least 7 days prior to the final adoption which is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

PROPOSED ORDINANCE ORDINANCE 98-E AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 98 AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO OF

THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF DIXIE INN, LOUISIANA, TO REVISE SECTION 1, SECTION 102, PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION RELATING TO FULLTIME VILLAGE CLERK That said ordinance to be finally passed is on file with the Clerk of the Village of Dixie Inn for public inspection and that said ordinance is to be taken up for final passage, after a public hearing, by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana which is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

This declared by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana on this the 14th day of July 2020.

Kay Hallmark-Stratton Mayor ATTEST: Dana James Village Clerk July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF AN ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following entitled ordinance introduced at the regular meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana, held on July 14, 2020 is on file in my office and will be offered for adoption by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of said Village and is open to public inspection and will remain so until at least 7 days prior to the final adoption which is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

PROPOSED ORDINANCE ORDINANCE 103-C AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 103 AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VILLAGE OF DIXIE INN, LOUISIANA, TO REVISE SECTION 1, SECTION 102, PROVIDING FOR COMPENSATION RELATING TO FULLTIME WATER/ WASTEWATER/ MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR That said ordinance to be fi-

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nally passed is on file with the Clerk of the Village of Dixie Inn for public inspection and that said ordinance is to be taken up for final passage, after a public hearing, by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, State of Louisiana which is scheduled for August 11, 2020 at 5:00 p.m.

This declared by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Village of Dixie Inn, Louisiana on this the 14th day of July 2020.

Kay Hallmark-Stratton Mayor ATTEST: Dana James Village Clerk July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

The following resolution was offered by Daniel Davidson and seconded By Benjamin Gorman: RESOLUTION A resolution confirming an election date change pursuant to proclamation of the Governor; establishing a new date to canvass the returns of the election; and providing for other matters in connection therewith.

WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana (the “Governing Authority”), acting as the governing authority of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana (the “District”), heretofore called for an election to be held on Saturday, May 9, 2020; and WHEREAS, the Governor issued Proclamation Number 28 JBE 2020 on March 13, 2020 and Proclamation Number 46 JBE 2020 on April 14, 2020 (said Proclamations, with any supplements or modifications, herein the “Executive Order”), to reschedule elections due to the Statewide State of Emergency caused by COVID-19; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana (the “Governing Au-

thority”), acting as the governing authority of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana (the “District”), that: SECTION 1.

This Governing Authority acknowledges the change in the election date, pursuant to the Executive Order, from May 9, 2020 to August 15, 2020.

SECTION 2. This Governing Authority shall meet at its regular meeting place, the Dogwood Trail Station, 1875 Dogwood Trail, Minden, Louisiana, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2020, at SIX O’CLOCK (6:00) P.M., and shall examine and canvass the returns and declare the result of the said special election.

SECTION 3. All provisions of the election call resolution previously adopted by this Governing Authority, other than the change in the election date and the canvass date, shall remain in full force and effect.

SECTION 4. The Chairman and/ or Secretary of the Governing Authority are further authorized, empowered and directed to take any and all further action required by State and/or Federal authorities to conduct the election.

This resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: Fred Stewart, Daniel Davidson, Mark Griffith, Kevin Dooley, and Ben Gorman NAYS: None ABSENT: None And the resolution was declared adopted on this, the 14th day of May, 2020. /s/ Daniel Davidson /s/ Fred Stewart Secretary Chairman STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF WEBSTER I, the undersigned Secretary of the Board of Commissioners of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana (the “Governing Authority”), acting as the governing authority of Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Webster, State

of Louisiana (the “District”), do hereby certify that the foregoing page constitutes a true and correct copy of the proceedings taken by the Governing Authority on May 14, 2020, confirming an election date change pursuant to proclamation of the Governor; establishing a new date to canvass the returns of the election; and providing for other matters in connection therewith.

IN FAITH WHEREOF, witness my official signature at Minden, Louisiana, on this, the 14th day of May, 2020.

Secretary July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

ORDINANCE NO. 2020-0721 To amend Ordinance 2001-B, to change residential minimum in Paragraph A under “Rates”.

To amend Ordinance 2001-A, to change residential minimum in Article B, Paragraph A under “Rates”.

To amend Ordinance 1992-A, Paragraph “B” under “Rates” The water rates are as follows, and they are hereby established by the Village of Dubberly, but may be modified hereafter, without the need of an amended ordinance, by resolution of the Board of Alderman, the rates to be established as follows: “A” Residential: The minimum monthly residential rate shall be $21.00 for the first 2,000 gallons used, $2.80 per thousand gallons used or part thereof for the next 8,000 gallons, $3.30 per thousand used or part thereof for all over 10,000 gallons.

Double hooked residences (2 households on the same property connected to one meter): The minimum monthly residential rate shall be $42.00 for the first 4,000 gallons used, $2.80 per thousand gallons used or part thereof for the next 16,000 gallons, $3.30 per thousand used or parts thereof for all over 20,000 gallons.

“B” Commercial: The minimum monthly commer-

cial rates shall be $35.00 per month for the first 10,000 gallons used, plus an additional $3.30 per thousand or part thereof for all over 10,000 gallons.

This ordinance shall become effective for the July 2020 usage that will be billed

by August 1, 2020.

All ordinance or parts of ordinance in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.

If any provision or item of this ordinance or the application thereof is held invalid such invalidity shall not affect any other provisions, item, or applications of this ordinance or of the original ordinance, which could be given effect without the invalid provisions, items or applications and to this end the provisions of this ordinance are hereby declared severable.

This ordinance was read and considered and was on a motion of Douglas Culpepper, seconded by Lynn Cooley, passed, and adopted by the following yea and nay vote.

YEAS: 2, Culpepper, Cooley NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 1, Brown ATTEST: Dianne Futch, Clerk W. C. Hirth, Mayor July 28, 2020 Minden Press-Herald

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