Every batter in the lineup scored at least one run and all but one reached base at least once as Weston proved their #2 ranking in Division V among “non-select” schools by dominating Doyline 18-4 in the district 1B opener for both teams. 

After spotting Doyline, now 7-7 on the year, to  3-0 lead, Weston came storming back to score two in the top of the fourth, five in the fifth and then put the game away with a season best for one inning, 11 runs in the top of the sixth. Weston improved to a very deceptive 10-9 record overall after playing one of the hardest schedules in the state preparing for district play.

Tait Henderson drove in three, scored twice, and stole two bases. His double, one of his two hits on the day, was the only extra base hit for the Wolves who touched up Doyline pitching for 10 hits, 11 walks and had three players get hit by pitches. Drew Browning got a team best three hits and scored twice with Cole Tolar getting two hits, scoring a run and knocking one in. Bryce Zehr scored twice and got on base three times via a hit and two walks and Braden Theriot walked four times and scored to runs. Cooper Delaney picked up the win. 

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The best housing opportunity for senior citizens in Jackson Parish just got even better. Jonesboro Senior Village (JSV) is now offering potential residents the ability to move in now and pay no rent until the first of May.

This tremendous financial savings offer is being made by MGM Development Group as a way to say thank you to the community for the incredible response that has been received.

“I am very grateful to MGM Development for offering our seniors this incredible opportunity,” said Jonesboro Senior Village Property Manager, Ben Ledbetter. “Adding this financial savings opportunity to the many amenities that already revolutionizes senior living in Jackson Parish really is truly a blessing.”

Jonesboro Senior Village is a newly constructed, green certified retirement community for those 55 years of age or older. These spacious, 1 and 2 bedroom duplex apartment homes that are handicap accessible, have beautifully designed interiors with modern utilities and comforts as well as other desired community amenities.

To apply for residency or for more information, come to the Jonesboro Senior Village office located at 101 Jay Odom Way in Jonesboro from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday thru Friday, or call (318) 669-4664 to set an appointment. You can also contact JSV management by email at jonesboroseniormgr@rampartmgt.com

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By virtue of her three impressive victories in the Raising Cane’s Small School Track Classic in Many, and two more victories at the Castor Invitational, Kaleigh King has been named the MileSplit LA Performer of the Week. 

The prestigious award marks the second time this year that QHS has had a track athlete honored with the designation, following Bryan Lay being named such during the indoor season. 

With her victories in the 100 and 300 meter hurdles, King led the Lady Wolverines to five first place finishes, four seconds and four third place showings. Emayshia Wiley won the 100 meters to lay claim as fastest woman in the meet while A.J. Gray took the discus and QHS won the 4×200 relay event.

The QHS boys team also fared well with four gold and six bronze medal performances, including victories in the 110 and 300 meter hurdles by Nathan Harvey. Indoor state champion, Lay, won the pole vault to maintain his #1 ranking state ranking and Asher Shultz took first in the javelin. 

Weston High won three events and came in second three times with Nathin Wages winning the long jump, Ronneica Kimble taking the 200 meters and the Lady Wolves racing to victory in the 4×100 relays.  

 

 

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The Student / Athletes of the Week has been selected at the three public high schools in Jackson Parish for the week of March 17 – 23. Being recognized were Braden Theriot from Weston High School, Payge Christenson of Jonesboro-Hodge High School and Maggie Guyotte, who goes to Quitman High School.  

The honorees are chosen by select members of the faculty and staff from each school after best exemplifying what it means to be a true student-athlete through academic achievement and athletic accomplishment. Each recipient is given a commemorative T-Shirt by the Jackson Parish Hospital, who sponsors the award.

Student-Athlete of the Week

Braden Theriot  (12th Grade) – Weston High School Baseball

Payge Christesen (11th Grade) – Jonesboro-Hodge High School Softball

Maggie Guyotte (10th Grade) – Quitman High School Softball

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Quitman High pounded out 11 hits and stole 13 bases to run past Choudrant 13-4 on Monday in their final contest before district 1B play begins on Thursday. It was an old fashioned team effort by the Wolverines as 8 of the 10 batters got hits and all but one of the 12 that played either scored at least one run or drove one in. 

By beating Choudrant for the second time in two tries this season, The Wolverines, ranked #9 in the latest Division V poll among “non-select” schools, improved to 8-6 on the year. Choudrant fell to 5-11 this season. 

Logan Ponder, who was the winning pitcher after limiting Choudrant to just three hits and one earned run, scored a team best three runs and got two hits on the day as did Braden Hobbs and Jake Potts. Kace West scored twice and got the only extra base hit, stroking a double. 

What was most impressive was the base running by the Wolverines, who set a new season best by stealing 13 bases, led by three from Ponder and two each by Asher Shultz, Hobbs, West and Maddox Duck.

 

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It is a well known fact that Caney Lake is full of bass. On Saturday, March 23rd, it will be full of boats as well as over 200 two person teams of prep anglers will take part in “Hawg Fest” 2024. The tournament which has 168 senior high teams and 38 junior division teams registered is the North Qualifier #3 tournament for the LHSAA state championship tournament. 

Louisiana High School Bass Fishing would like to give special thanks to the “Ladies of the Lake” who will host a jambalaya lunch during the weigh in and Rhea’s Specialty Meats for cooking and providing the food. Also a debt of gratitude is owed to the Jackson Parish Tourism Commission for the $1,000.00 donation they made as well as providing advertising for the event. 

The Jonesboro-Hodge Elementary is proud to have partnered with United Way Region 8 for a “Community Conversation” with Mayor Harris on Tuesday, March 19th. With J-HES Principal, Danielle Copeland and United Way Region 8 Representative, Michelle Saucer on hand, fourth graders Lainey Elmore and Autumn Kohler, along with reigning JPSD Elementary Student of the Year, Brady Malone, discussed topics that concerned them. Mayor Harris also informed the students about town infrastructure, economic development, and gun violence.

“I am very proud of our students for vocalizing their concerns, solutions, and aspirations for the Town of Jonesboro. Our partnership with United Way is beneficial to our current and prospective Student (s) of the Year. It creates experiences that students can expound on during their interview, which is an LDOE requirement.”  said J-HES Principal Copeland. 

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Logan Smith had two hits, including a double and Dakota Knox hit a single and stole a base, but that was all Winnfield pitching allowed in the 16-0 loss by JHHS in the district 3-2A opener for both teams. The sixth straight loss dropped JHHS to 1-11 on the year while Winnfield improved to 4-12 overall. JHHS will continue district play on Thursday, March 21st when they travel to Many.

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Home grown poet and budding author, Abby Taylor, invites the public to come to Open Mic Night on Saturday, March 23rd in the Pocket Park on Main Street in Jonesboro. The entertaining evening will get started at 6:30 pm and run to 8:30 pm. Admission is $5.00 per person. Taylor invites all who wants to show their talents to make plans to attend. To sign up send a text to 337-410-1478. Limited spots are available. 

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The throng of Jackson Parish fishing teams made their presence known this past weekend at the Northeast Louisiana High School Angler tournament that was fished on Lake Claiborne. Four of the local two-person teams representing Weston, Quitman and Grace Christian schools finished in the top ten claiming 4th, 5th, 6th and 9th places.

Claiming the best finish among the local pairs was Hailey Chatham and Ben Ramsey who caught weighed five fish for a total of 14.66 pounds. Just one spot behind was Landin Chatham and partner Hunter VanBuren whose stringer of five fish weighed 13.51 pounds. Coming in 6th place was Hayden Davis and Maddox Duck who weighed in five fish for a total of 13.03 pounds. Brody Halbrook and Brendan Newton rounded out the top ten finishers with a five fish stringer of 10.36 pounds to finish in 9th place overall out of the 45 teams that fished. 

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Young and old alike are invited to take part in the 2024 Easter Egg Hunt at Jimmie Davis State Park, located at 1209 State Park Road on Caney Lake. Bring your basket and come join in the age old tradition connected with the Easter Holidays. Those plan on participating are asked to bring an entry fee of $3.00 and meet in the Day-Use area near the beach at 11:00 am. There is no charge for senior citizens over the age of 62 and children 3 and under.  

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With 12 freshmen and sophomores, most playing varsity softball for the first time, making up second year coach Matthew Pearce’s 15 player roster, the youthful Lady Tigers have had their struggles this season. JHHS lost 27-10 to Mansfield on Friday to fall to 0-8 on the year and 0-3 in district 3-2A but there was a shining light amid the darkness of another defeat as JHHS played by far their best game of the year.

“I am very proud of the girls for continuing to battle the way they are doing,” said Pearce. “We knew it was going to be a tough year as most of our players are getting their first taste of varsity competition but they continue to work hard and we are getting better.”

The improvement and strides being made was obvious on Friday. Coming into the contest JHHS had scored just 11 runs all season but put 10 on the board in the first two innings. 

“The girls have come a long way and it showed on Friday they are learning how to be selective at the plate,” continued Pearce. “We still have a way to go but I am pleased to see the progress they are making.”

Realte’ Atkins, Janiah Walker, Trinity Davis and Brooklyn Thomas all hit doubles to make up the four hits JHHS got in the contest that saw every player score, led by Alivia Anderson scoring twice. 

The Lady Tigers will next be in action on Friday at Saline for a doubleheader that is scheduled to being at 4:00 pm. 

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On behalf of Jonesboro-Hodge Middle School, we would like to take a moment to extend our deepest gratitude to our School Resource Officer (SRO) Roger Curry. Here at JHMS, Officer Curry, plays an invaluable role in safeguarding our school and nurturing a secure environment for our students to thrive.

He is more than just an officer.

He’s a mentor, an ally, and a trusted member of our educational community. His commitment to the safety and well-being of our students is unwavering, and his presence offers reassurance to both students and staff alike.

Every day, Officer Curry demonstrates professionalism, compassion, and vigilance in his duties. He works tirelessly to prevent potential threats, diffuse conflicts, and build positive relationships with students.

Beyond his role in law enforcement, he serves as a positive role model, offering guidance, words of wisdom, taking time out to play with students in P.E., and even giving concession money to support those students in need.

As we celebrate faculty and staff regularly at JHMS, let us take a moment to express our sincere appreciation for the selfless service of our very own, Officer Curry. His unwavering commitment to protecting our schools and nurturing our students is truly commendable and deserving of recognition.

So, to our School Resource Officer, Roger Curry and other SRO’s in the Jackson Parish School District, we extend our heartfelt thanks for your tireless efforts, your unwavering dedication, and your profound impact on our students and our community. You are the guardians of safety and support, and we are grateful for all that you do. Thank you for your service.

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The Legacy League is looking for volunteers to help during games of the upcoming season that is scheduled to run from April 22th – May 20th. Games are played each Monday beginning at 5:30 pm on Field 3 of the Jackson Parish Recreation Department Sport Complex, located at 5254 Hwy 4, east of Jonesboro. 

The Legacy League is for players with physical, cognitive or developmental disabilities and league organizers are looking for volunteers who will be supportive, compassionate, understanding, encouraging, thoughtful and considerate.  Volunteers should offer as much or as little help as the player needs or wants. Sometimes it will be just guidance or positive reinforcement needed while other times more physical help may be required. 

If your team, club, or organization would be interested in volunteering, please contact Kari Potts at kari.potts@jpsbschools.us by March 31st. Please include the date your group will be available to volunteer and estimated number of people that will be assisting. Individual volunteers are also welcome to participate. 

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There are two varieties of home improvement projects. The catalyst for the first variety of projects is the eye. When you have harvest gold or avocado green kitchen appliances, it is time for a little project. The way trends cycle, if you will hang on to those appliances another quarter century, they might be in vogue again. We might call those updates. It sounds less expensive to say, “I’m updating my home.”

The other variety of home improvement occurs when there is a major repair necessary. I am in the middle of that kind of home improvement. The house was constructed seventy-seven years ago. There are things that have “broken.” I am in the middle of a bathroom remodel. Seems the tub was not a cast iron variety. It was one of those “new-fangled” metal tubs of the 1940’s. The tub reached the end of its functional life. Corrosion, known as rust, surrounded the drain and the tub began to leak.

I was vetoed on the contractor, the other member of the committee voted to hire the friend of a friend. The work is “substantially completed.” All I can tell you is, I closed my eyes and listened to this guy talk and I swear I was listening to Larry the Cable guy. He was a nice man. He worked quickly. He did say, “Your house is not square.” Duh, it was built in 1947 and is pier and beam construction, no kidding it is not square.
He told me on Saturday that he would have to call friend number one to finish the drain because a part was missing.

The missing part was a ninety-degree turn. He described it as being PVC that was about six or seven inches long in total. He didn’t know where it was, but it was suddenly gone. He surmised that somehow friend number one had inadvertently picked it up. I shrugged my shoulders.

He finished his part of the job and left. That evening as I was getting the dogs settled, I found the missing piece of PVC. The dogs didn’t differentiate between some of their bones and this missing piece of pipe. There it was in the middle of my bed. The dogs had buried it under a throw pillow. I’m wondering if this isn’t in the same broad category of “my dog ate my homework.”

The Psalmist told us, “Fret not.” I wonder if the Psalmist had dogs that carried off PVC in the middle of a construction project. I know the Psalmist faced much more. Is your faith in Christ, such that you can face every adventure, situation, exchange, conversation, challenge, or detour with the attitude of “fret not?”

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LEGAL NOTICE

SHERIFF’S SALE

BARCLAYS MORTGAGE TRUST 2021-NPL 1 MORTGAGE-BACKED SECURITIES SERIES 2021- NPL 1, BY U.S.BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE

# 37088

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

PERRY KENNEDY A/KIA PERRY M KENNEDY & BRENDA KENNEDY

By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 27th day of March, 2024. Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:

LOTS 3, 4 OF THE ROLLING PINES ESTATES LOCATED IN THE NE 1/4 OF SE, SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 15 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, AS PER PLAT AND ORIGINAL SURVEY OF SAID ROLLING PINES ESTATES NOW ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE RECORDERS OFFICE OF JACKSON PARISH, LA, IN PLAT BOOK A, PAGE 89 OF THE RECORDS OF JACKSON PARISH, LA, TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS AND APPURTENANCES THEREUNTO BELONGING, SITUATED IN JACKSON PARISH, LA. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, TO-WIT: I65-2: LOTS 1 AND 2 OF THE ROLLING PINES ESTATES LOCATED IN NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST, SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 15 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST, AS PER PLAT AND ORIGINAL SURVEY OF SAID ROLLING PINES ESTATES NOW ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE RECORDER’S OFFICE OF JACKSON PARISH, LOUISIANA AT PLAT BOOK A, PAGE 58. TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS & APPURTENANCES, AND TOGETHER WITH ALL MINERAL RIGHTS.

Seized as the property of the above named defendants and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash with the benefit of appraisal.

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF
2/14/24
3/20/24
EX-OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER

SHERIFF’S SALE

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.

# 36115

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

JEFFREY JERMAINE BRADFORD
A/KIA JEFFREY J. BRADFORD

By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 27th day of March, 2024. Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:
LOT #89-A OF UNIT 4 OF TERRACE HILLS SUBDIVISION TO THE TOWN OF JONESBORO, LOUISIANA, SITUATED IN SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 15 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, AS PER PLAT ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE RECORDER OF JACKSON PARISH, LOUISIANA, ALL LOCATED AND SITUATED IN JACKSON PARISH, LOUISIANA, TOGETHER WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS AND APPURTENANCES THEREUNTO BELONGING.

Seized as the property of the above named defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash WITHOUT the benefit of appraisal.

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF
02/14/24
03/20/24
EX-OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER

SHERIFF’S SALE

21 5 T MORTGAGE CORPORATION

# 37111

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

TRACY ALAN ROGE, CANDACE ILENE MILLER
ROGE, CANDACE MILLER ROGE

By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 24th day of APRIL, 2024. Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:
2022 KABCO MOBILE HOME 32 X 68 BEARING SERIAL NUMBERS KB0215708A22 AND KB0215708B22 AND LOT I AND THE NORTH 70 FEET OF LOT 2 OF THE L.C.HARVEY SUBDIVISION, A SUBDIVISION OF JACKSON PARISH, LA, AS PER PLAT THEREOF FILED IN CONVEYANCE BOOK 98 PACE 442 RECORDS OF JACKSON PARISH TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
Seized as the property of the above named defendants and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash WITH the benefit of appraisal.

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF
EX-OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER
3/13/24
4/17/24

SHERIFF’S SALE

U.S. BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION #
37375

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

DUSTYNE C MOBLEY

By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 3rd day of April 2024. Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:
2020 CHEVROLET TAHOE BEARING VIN: 1GNSCBKC6LR131959
Seized as the property of the above named defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash WITH the benefit of appraisal.

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF
EX-OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER

3/20/24

TINA SPILLERS, DEPUTY

SHERIFF’S SALE

FIRST HORIZON BANK
# 37093

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

LEONARDO MEDRANO
MARIA MEDRANO
By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 8 day of MAY, 2024, Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:

A parcel or tract of land located in the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of
Section 21, Township 15 North, Range 2 West, Jackson Parish, Louisiana, being more
particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast comer of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 21, Township 15 North, Range 2 West thence North 89 degrees
47 minutes 07 seconds West a distance of 417.4 feet; thence North 00 degrees! 11 minutes 18 seconds East a distance of 356.33 feet to a P.K. Nail and the point of beginning: Thence following the
center line of Parish Road 448 as follows: North 59 degrees 46 minutes 37 seconds
West a distance of 64.62 feet; tf1ence North 51 degrees 04 minutes 52 seconds West
a d stance of 50.13 feet; thence North 42 degrees 07 minutes 1O seconds We,st a
distance of 51.48 feet; thence North 30 degrees 49 minut·es 52 seconds West a
distance of 48.56 feet; thence North 15 degrees 03 minutes 11 seconds West a
distance of 50.08 feet; thence North 08 degrees123 minutes 34 seconds East a
distance of 71.90 feet; thence North '22 degrees 35 minutes 06 seconds East a
distance of 136.34 .feet; thence North 16 degrees 57 minutes 11 seconds East a
distance of 123. 5 feet; thence North 14 degrees 00 minutes 45 seconds East a distance !of 262.11 feet; thence North 89 degrees 57 minutes 34 seconds East a distance of 75 feet to a P.K. Nail; thence South 00 degrees 11 minutes 18 seconds West a distance of 791.50 feet, more or less to the starting point, containing 1. 600 acres, more or less, and all as being more particularly shown on Plat of Survey of Albert D. Hulett, Jr., Professional Land /surveyor dated  July 6, 1993 recorded In Jackson Parish, Louisiana ALSO: Beginning at 1 the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter, Section 21, Township 15 North, Range 2 West and running North 117 feet for a starting point; thence run northwesterly along line of road 210 feet, thence run due East to forty line, thence run south 93 feet to starting point, containing one-half acre, more or less, situated in Jackson Parish Louisiana. ALSO: Beginning at the Northeast come/i of Northeast Quarte of Northwest Quarter, Section 21, Township 15 North , Range 12 West and run South along and with the forty line 208.7 feet, for a starting point, thence continue South along and with said forty line 902.6 feet thence West 417.4 feet, thence North 902.6 feet, thence East 41 – 4 feet to to the starting point, containing 7 acres more or less, situated in Jackson Parish, Louisiana.
ALSO: 1960 Detroiter Mobile Home, Tit/ # 6733705, License 771711). ',
Together with any and all present and future buildings, constructions,
component parts, improvements, attachments, appurtenances, fixtures, rights,
ways, privileges, advantages, batture, and batture rights, servitudes and
easements of every type and description, now and/or in the future relating to
the Property, and any and all Items and fixtures attached to and/or forming integral
or component pa1rts of the Property in accordance with the Louisiana Civil Code.1 .
The Property or its address is commonly known as 624 PARDUE LOOP, JONESB0RO, LA 71257. . . . .

Seized as the property of the above named defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash with WITHOUT the benefit of appraisal.

3/27/24
5/1/24

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF EX-
OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER

SHERIFF’S SALE

21sT MORTGAGE CORPORATION

# 37368

PARISH OF JACKSON
STATE OF LOUISIANA

ROY WILLIAM BROSSET

By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable Second Judicial District Court, Parish of Jackson, State of Louisiana, and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale for cash at the JACKSON PARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, Jonesboro, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 17th day of APRIL, 2024. Between the hours governing judicial sales, the following property to wit:
2019 CMHM 28X56 MOBILE HOME BEARING SERIAL NUMBERS CSS020697TXA AND CSS020697TXB

Seized as the property of the above named defendant and will be sold to satisfy said Writ and all cost, sale to be made for cash WITHOUT the benefit of appraisal.

ANDY BROWN, SHERIFF
EX-OFFICIO, AUCTIONEER

3/27/24

 

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Jackson Parish Police Jury is accepting applications for the position of Secretary-Treasurer. 

Applicants must be knowledgeable and proficient in performing all accounting functions in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, preparation of consolidated budgets, and responsible for compliance with procedures and policies under the jurisdiction of the Louisiana Legislative Auditor.  The Secretary-Treasurer is required to attend all official Police Jury and committee meetings, is responsible for preparing the official minutes of all meetings for publication and adoption, and is responsible for all correspondence conducted on behalf of the Jackson Parish Police Jury.

Minimum Requirements:

Four (4) year college degree in Accounting/Finance; CPA certification preferred; five (5) years direct experience in management and supervision; advanced computer and data processing skills with expertise in Microsoft Office Suite required; proficient in training staff.

Resumes and job applications may be hand-delivered or mailed in a SEALED ENVELOPE marked “Application for Secretary-Treasurer” to the Jackson Parish Police Jury Administrative Building, 160 Industrial Drive, Jonesboro, LA 71251.  No electronic submissions will be accepted.  A detailed job description can be obtained from Police Jury Office or from our website: www.jacksonparishpolicejury.org.

Jackson Parish Police Jury Secretary-Treasurer / Parish Administrator
Job Description

Job Title: Secretary-Treasurer / Parish Administrator
Location: Police Jury Office – 160 Industrial Drive, Jonesboro, LA
Requirements: Four (4) year college degree in Accounting/Finance, CPA certification preferred; five (5) years direct experience in management and supervision; advanced computer and data processing skills required; Class E Driver’s License
FLSA Status: Salary, non-exempt
Work Schedule: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM (1-hour unpaid lunch break) Monday – Friday unless scheduled for weekend work, plus all Police Jury and associated committee meetings.
On-call, holidays, weekends, overtime, etc. required when necessary

Description:
The Jackson Parish Police Jury appoints this position every two years in accordance with State Law. Must possess knowledge of federal, state, and local laws governing all aspects of local governmental operations; must have excellent oral, written, and interpersonal skills and is responsible for all correspondence conducted on behalf of the Jackson Parish Police Jury. Required to attend all public meetings of the Jackson Parish Police Jury and is responsible for preparing the official minutes of all meetings for publication and adoption. Also serves as Human Resources Manager, Equal Opportunity Officer, and Floodplain Administrator for the Police Jury. This position requires the ability to work without close supervision and possession of industrious work ethic.

Applicants must be knowledgeable and proficient in performing all accounting functions in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, preparation of consolidated budgets, and responsible for compliance with procedures and policies under the jurisdiction of the Louisiana Legislative Auditor.

Responsibilities:
The responsibilities herein are intended to describe the general nature of work performed by this position, and are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, and skills. Furthermore, they do not establish a contract for employment and are subject to change at the discretion of the Jackson Parish Policy Jury.

Administration (Secretary):
• Officially represent the Police Jury in the coordination and interaction with all outside agencies
• Coordinate with the Police Jury, Officers, Chairmen, etc. to establish public meeting agendas and documentation to be distributed to all members of the Police Jury, draft letters, forms, etc. for President’s signature on all official correspondence
• Prepare standard items and documentation for all Police Jury and Committee meetings including collating prior meeting minutes, reports, purchase orders, and the monthly financial packet
• Serve as custodian of all public records for the Jackson Parish Police Jury; responsible for responding to all public records requests in accordance with state law; responsible for official record keeping of all official proceedings of the Jackson Parish Police Jury
• Prepare official reports to various federal, state, and parish agencies, some concerning departmental activities
• Facilitate the general public relative to standard inquiries and/or grievances
• Have a thorough knowledge of the building permit process, regulations, and rules
• Directly supervise all administrative staff
• Administer over all personnel folders
• Be familiar with the process and all related documents for new hires, terminations, retirements, and other employee changes
• Oversee the annual employee training of ethics and harassment and the state reporting
• Administrate all general liability and accident claims as well as all worker’s compensation claims for all departments
• Be responsible for policy development, payroll and reporting, and maintenance of Parish employee benefit plan and general insurance and worker’s comp plans
• Address and resolve complaints and employee grievances within the Administrative Department
• Coordinate with 3rd party technology firm and assigned IT specialist on cyber security systems and monitoring and the general management of existing networks, email servers, and domains for all offices and departments
• Perform ongoing maintenance and content of the Parish website and Facebook accounts
• Serve as software administrator for all software platforms (financial system, time and attendance system, agendas & minutes system, telephone system, security system, grants portals, etc.)
• Administer over all open bid proceedings including interpreting bid law to determine applicability, proper publishing of public notices in compliance with state law, and attend all bid openings, tabulate results, and prepare the documents for audit inspection
• Possess independent management skills and extensive knowledge in public administration
• Possess qualifications of assertiveness, multi-tasking ability, verbal and written communication skills, grant proposal preparation skills, and interpersonal/human relation skills
• Perform other job-related duties as assigned

Treasurer:
• Directly responsible for the preparation of all financial reports, audits, and financial statements for the Parish of Jackson
• Analyze and report on financial status of the Police Jury; direct preparation of all operating budgets and controls; review of Special Program budgets and controls
• Responsible for all purchasing of investment securities for the Jackson Parish Police Jury
• Monitor and track capital assets, disposals, and physical inventories and calculate depreciation
• Oversee all functions of the financial processes and procedures including, but not limited to, budgeting and forecasting, accounts payable, payroll processing, purchasing, permits and licensing, billing, and bank reconciliations
• Responsible for the monthly and year-end closing process including preparation of adjusting journal entries, bank reconciliations, year-end accruals, budget amendment recommendations, and general financial analysis
• Responsible for grant submissions and related reporting requirements
• Responsible for overseeing the timely filings of all state and federal reporting including 1099s, 1095s, W-2s, and all quarterly and annual payroll reporting
• Capable of performing day-to-day accounting functions when other staff is unavailable such as cash receipts, deposits, accounts payable, payroll, etc.
• Responsible for the design and preparation of cost estimates of small and large construction projects, new programs, capital purchases, etc.
• Preparation of budgets, cost estimates, and damage assessments to be presented to the Police Jury
• Provide requested information to auditors and coordinate with them on financial reporting
• Responsible for the work of others for accuracy and completeness

Distinguishing Characteristics of Job:
This position is a highly responsible classification in the Police Jury organization and is distinguished from other classifications by the skills and knowledge required and the performance of more difficult and complex tasks.
Incumbents in this class are distinguished from other personnel by a greater knowledge of regulations, policies, and procedures. Employees in this class are responsible for the safe and efficient operation of assigned office duties.

Travel:
• Travel is primarily local during the business day, but some overnight travel may be required

Supervisory Responsibilities:
• This position has direct supervision over the Administrative Departments and coordinates with the Operations Manager to oversee and support the Road, Solid Waste, and Maintenance Departments.

Security Requirements:
Must be able to pass a background check and periodic drug screenings. Must be legally able to work in the United State of America.

EEO Statement:
The Jackson Parish Policy Jury provides equal employment opportunity to all individuals regardless of their race, color, creed, religion, gender, age, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by state, federal, or local law.

Other Duties:
Please Note: this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.   

PUBLIC NOTICE

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Jackson Parish Council on the Aging

The Jackson Council on the Aging has declared the following vehicles as surplus and authorize sale of each vehicle separately by sealed bids to the highest bidder. 

2010 Ford Transit
2012 Ford Transit

These vehicles may be inspected Monday-Thursday from 8:30 am – 3:30 pm and on Fridays from 8:30 am – 1:30 pm.

Each vehicle is sold “as is” .

Bids for each vehicle must be submitted in an envelope, clearly marked “Sealed Bid” with year of vehicle. 

Bids should be submitted no later than 3:30 pm on Wednesday, April 24, 2024.

Bids will be opened at 10:00 am on Thursday, April 24, 2024

The Jackson Council on the Aging reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Village of Chatham Council Meeting Minutes
March 13, 2024

The Chatham Village Council met at its regular meeting on March 13, 2024, with the following present: Mayor Greg Harris, Councilmembers Toni Malone, Mike Wilson, Sue Proffer and Bernadean James; Laverne Mixon was absent.
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Harris.
The pledge was led by Council member Toni Malone and prayer was given by Mayor Harris.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to accept the minutes as read of the regular meeting held on February 13, 2024.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to pay the monthly bills.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to pass Resolution 2024– 02: a resolution authorizing the Village of Chatham to state their intention to maintain permit requirements as set forth by the national pollutant discharge elimination system to prevent wastewater permit violations and other matters with respect thereto.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to pass Resolution 2024-03: a resolution to declare certain property owned by the Village of Chatham to be surplus to the Village’s needs and other related matters.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to request assistance from the Jackson Parish Police Jury in filling potholes in streets in corporate limits of the Village.
Toni Malone motioned, and Bernadean James seconded and was approved by all to accept the financial statements as presented.
Mike Wilson motioned, and Toni Malone seconded and was approved by all that the meeting be adjourned.

LEGAL NOTICE

ITEM FOR SALE

The Jackson Parish Police Jury announces that the bridge over Keppler Creek between Sweetwater Road and Sugar Creek Road will be closed until further notice! This closure comes from the DOTD after their yearly inspection while possible solutions to get the problem resolved is being researched. Updates will follow when more information is learned. 

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The Jackson Parish Clerk of Court Office announces that those who received a PETIT JURY SUMMONS for MONDAY, MARCH 18, 2024 must APPEAR on this date. Court will begin at 9:30 am at the Jackson Parish Courthouse, located at 500 East Court Street in Jonesboro. As always, thank you for your willingness to serve.

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It was de-ja-vu all over again for the three Jackson Parish high school baseball teams.  Like earlier in the week when Weston, Quitman and Jonesboro-Hodge all lost games on Monday, and only Weston won on Tuesday, the same thing happened on Thursday and Saturday. As a result, the three parish teams ended the week with a combined 2-11 record in the games played. 

The good news is that despite the tough week, the power rankings of each weren’t affected that much. Weston, now at 9-9 on the year, continued to claim the highest rating of Jackson Parish teams, sitting at #3 in Division V among “non-select” schools while Quitman and their 7-6 record is at #8. Both carry high rankings due to the rough gauntlet of games that Weston head coach Joey Kemp and Quitman skipper Joe Lockhart scheduled for their teams. Of the 31 combined games that the two district 1B squads have played 26 have been against teams from higher classifications.

Both squads competed in the Northwood Tournament this Thursday and Saturday with Weston losing to Class 4A Minden 9-6 and Quitman falling to Class A St. Frederick’s of Monroe by a 4-3 margin in opening games. On Saturday, Quitman fell to Class 3A Evangel 7-4 while Weston salvaged the weekend by beating tourney host, Class 4A Northwood -Shreveport 10-8 in a thrilling finish. The Tigers of Jonesboro-Hodge, now under the direction of new head coach Kris Cash, are at #35 in Division IV with a 1-10 record after losing to Saline 13-3 on Thursday and dropping a double header to Dodson on Saturday by 9-8 and 23-3 scores.

Saturday, March 16th Games:

Weston 10 Northwood-Shreveport 8: With the scored tied at 5-5 heading into the final inning, Weston exploded for five runs in the top of the 7th inning and then stranded the tying runners on base to hold on for the stirring victory over the 4th ranked team in Division 1 among “select” schools. The decisive inning began with Drew Browning and Colton Blundell sandwiching singles around a fielder choice groundout on a bunt by Braden Theriot that saw Browning out at second base. Cooper Delaney then reached on an error that scored Theriot followed by a single by Tait Henderson that scored Blundell and gave Weston a 7-5 advantage. Jacob Gill then drew a walk and JTy Henderson reached on the second error of the inning to score Delaney. Cole Tolar then got hit by a pitch that forced Tait Henderson in setting up a single by Drew Browning, who led Weston with 3 hits on the day, that plated Gill with the fifth run of the inning. Northwood made a rally on the strength of having two batters get hit by a pitch and a pair of errors to draw to within 10-8 with runners on second and third base but Sawyer Watkins coaxed a ground ball to second to end the threat and give Weston the win. Earlier on, Northwood took a 4-0 lead after two innnings of play but Weston tied the score in one swing of the bat, a grand slam homerun by Braden Theriot that scored Browning and Tolar who had singled and Bryce Zehr who got on base thanks to one of the five errors Northwood made on the day. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Weston (9-9)	0	0	4	0	0	1	5	10	11	3
Northwood (12-5)	1	3	0	0	1	0	3	8	5	5

Evangel 7 Quitman 4: The Wolverines lost their fourth straight game when Evangel of Shreveport scored three runs in the top of the 7th inning to break a 4-4 deadlock in Quitman’s final game of the Northwood tournament. The Wolverines took a 3-0 lead in the top of the second inning using a keen eye at the plate and timely hitting. Kace West and Ian Tilley opened the frame with a walk and a single followed by Braden Hobbs drawing another walk of the inning to load the bases. Pete Simonelli then singled to drive in the first run of the game and John Raegan Hasley coaxed the third base on balls of the inning to get an RBI. Hudson Pullig then stroked a single to left field to score Hobbs. Riley Duck led Quitman with three hits. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Evangel (8-9)	0	0	2	0	2	0	3	7	7	0
Quitman (7-6)	0	3	0	0	1	0	0	4	8	3

Dodson 9 JHHS 8, Dodson 23 JHHS 3: Back to back doubles by Pierce Ulloa and John Self in the bottom of the 7th inning  scored two and drew JHHS to within one run with the tying run on second with just one out but Dodson held on by striking out the next two batters to win game one. Game two was no contest as Dodson used seven Tiger errors and 21 base on balls, including 8 batters who got hit by a pitch to score at least four runs in four of the five innings played to win going away. Dodson had taken a 7-1 lead after 4 innings in game one but the Tigers clawed back with four in the bottom of the fifth inning and another in the bottom of the sixth to draw to within one before Dodson scored two in the top of the 7th to extend the lead to three runs. Logan Smith and Ulloa led JH with two hits each with Smith driving in three runs and Duke Tew scoring two. JHHS stole a season best 11 bases with Ulloa swiping three and both Trey Trosclair and Marquis Baker taking two each.

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Dodson (3-4)	2	0	0	5	0	0	2	9	8	6
JHHS (1-9)	0	0	1	0	4	1	2	8	8	4

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	R	H	E
Dodson (4-4)	5	6	0	4	8	23	10	3
JHHS (1-10)	0	1	2	0	0	3	4	7

Thursday, March 14th Games

Saline 13 JHHS 3: The home standing Bobcats spotted JHHS to a 3-0 lead then came storming back to score 12 runs in the bottom of the third, including plating five before the first out was made to win going away to improve to 6-1 on the season. The big inning was fueled by five hits, including a triple by Braden Robinson, five free passes by Tiger pitching and 3 errors. JHHS took a 1-0 lead to open the game when Trey Trosclair singled on the first pitch of the game, went to second when Logan Smith got hit by a pitch and scored on an error off a ball hit by Marquis Baker. The Tigers scored two more the next at bat. Landon Boston led off with a walk, went to second on a passed ball, stole third and scored on a sacrifice bunt by Dakota Knox who reached base when Saline attempted the play at the plate.  Two passed balls put Knox on third where Duke Tew hit a ground out that scored the run. Bryce Davis also hit a triple for the Bobcats and scored two runs for with Gunner Fontenot, Tony Smith and Bray Corley also scoring twice. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	R	H	E
JHHS (1-8)	1	2	0	0	0	3	3	6
Saline (6-1)	0	1	12	0	x	13	7	1

Minden 9 Weston 6: After Weston tied the score in the top of the 6th inning , Minden came back to plate three in the bottom half of the frame to win the contest that had more swings than a school playground. in the opener of the Northwood Tournament. Weston took a 4-0 lead in the top of the second on the strength of singles by Tait Henderson, Jacob Gill and Bryce Zehr and both Colton Blundell and Cole Tolar reaching on errors. Minden rallied to score six runs in the bottom of the fourth setting up the Wolves sixth inning where Cole Tolar’s single scored Jacob Gill and Drew Williams, pinch running for Tolar, scored on a wild pitch to knot the score at 6-6, setting up the fateful bottom of the frame. It was the bottom of the lineup that kept Weston close as batters 6-9 (Cooper Delaney, Tait Henderson, Jacob Gill and JTy Henderson) scored all the runs for Weston. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Weston (8-9)	0	4	0	0	0	2	0	6	9	2
Minden (9-6)	0	0	0	6	0	3	x	9	6	4

St. Frederick 4 Quitman 3: Down 4-0 after four innings of play Quitman made a strong rally attempt but came up just short as the Wolverines left the bases loaded in the top of the seventh inning. Pete Simonelli and John Raegan Hasley hit back to back singles to get final frame started. Then with two outs, the Duck boys, Maddox and Riley both hit RBI singles and Kace West walked to put Wolverines on every base which is where they were left after St. Frederick pitching coaxed a ground out to end the game. John Raegan Hasley singled and scored on a passed ball  to narrow the gap to 4-1 in the fifth inning.

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Quitman (7-5)	0	0	0	0	1	0	2	3	9	1
St. Fredericks (10-3)	1	0	2	1	0	0	x	4	5	1

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The Jonesboro-Hodge Elementary Wraparound Program is hosting a Hiring Fair on Wednesday, March 20, 2024 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm in the J-HES gym. Attendees can gain resume writing and interview skills courtesy of Grambling State University’s Career Service Center.

Representatives from Jackson Parish School Board, Sonic, Forest Haven, Louisiana Delta Community College, Brookshire’s, Jackson Parish Sheriff’s Office, and more will be on site collecting resumes and conducting interviews.

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Local softball teams from Quitman and Weston High School took to the “tournament trail” once again this past weekend to mixed results. The Lady Wolverines of Quitman, still ranked #1 in Division V among “non-select” schools, headed south for the third time over the last five weekends to play in the prestigious Sulphur tournament. There they split a pair of games to bring their record to a sterling 17-3 mark. Weston High didn’t travel as far but instead headed west to take part in the Stanley Tournament where they won one of the three games that dropped their overall record to 5-13 and in 35th place in the Division V rankings. 

Live Oak 7 Quitman 2: It always happens every season for every team in every sport that once in a while you simply have a “clunker” of a game. The opener of the Sulphur Tournament against Class 5A Live Oak was that for the Lady Wolverines. Uncharacteristically, Quitman made a season high six errors and the Lady Wolverines failed to get an extra base hit for the first time all year as Cali Deal was the unfortunate loser, despite striking out nine and giving up only two earned runs. Karly Huckaby, who had 14 RBI in 36 games last season, continued her incredible outbreak year for driving runs in by plating two more to give her a team leading 35 in just 20 games to date. Deal, Hallie Kate Pullig and Anna Leach also got hits for Quitman. Brenna Lamkin and Maggie Guyotte scored the runs. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Live Oak (10-9)	2	0	1	3	0	1	0	7	8	0
Quitman (16-3)	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	2	4	6

Quitman 5 Brusly 3: The Lady Wolverines redeemed themselves in grand fashion in game two of the tourney as they bested Brusly, in the battle between the top ranked school in Division V and the 2nd ranked team in Division II among “non-select” schools. After spotting Brusly to a 1-0 lead, Quitman came storming back to score 3 in the bottom of the fourth and two more in the fifth to take the win. Maggie Guyotte got the rally started with a double before giving way to pinch runner Taylor Harvey who scored after Cali Deal and Hallie Kate Pullig had back to back bunt singles. When Kinsley Ponder laid down a third straight bunt single, Deal scored as did Pullig on Quitman’s fourth straight bunt attempt, this one that was ruled an error off the bat of Karly Huckaby. A wild play in the third inning accounted for Quitman’s other two runs. Briley Bowers opened the frame by drawing a walk and went to second on Madison Chaplin’s single. After Guyotte hit into a fielders choice that forced Chaplin at second, and then advanced to second on what was ruled as defensive indifference, Deal hit a grounder to left field setting off a wild sequence of events. First, Guyotte got gunned down trying to score on the hit followed but an error by the catcher who threw the ball away allowed Bowers and Deal to score. Guyotte was outstanding on the mound as well, limiting the high powered Brusly attack that was averaging 7. 2 runs per game coming in to just two earned runs in 4.2 innings of work to earn the win. Deal pitched the final 2.1 innings, allowing just one unearned run to gain a save. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Brusly (14-4)	0	1	0	0	1	1	0	3	9	2
Quitman (17-3)	0	0	0	3	2	0	x	5	6	2

Stanley 15 Weston 0: Tournament host Stanley scored at will to take the three inning, “mercy rule” victory. Weston pitching gave up 8 hits and 9 walks but it was the misfortune of four untimely errors made by the Lady Wolves defense that led to 11 unearned runs. Molly Beaubouef got two of Weston’s three hits with Jacie Ledford collecting the other one and both Carlynn Waters and Anslee Aldy getting walks. 

TEAM	1	2	3	R	H	E
Weston (4-12)	0	0	0	0	3	4
Stanley (13-7)	2	8	5	15	8	0

Choudrant 17 Weston 3: The Lady Wolves scored three in the top of the first inning but Choudrant rallied to plate six in their half of the frame and added eight more in the bottom of the second to put the game away. Molly Beaubouef and Carlyn Waters hit back to back singles to open the game.  Keeley Davis, who was pinch running for Beaubouef stole third and Waters got thrown out trying to take second base before Davynee Bearden drew a walk. That set up a three run “jack” by Jacie Ledford, her team leading 6th home run of the year. Beaubouef once again led Weston in hits with two and Carly Jo Griffin added a double. Jaylin Williams also got a hit for the Lady Wolves.

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	R	H	E
Weston (4-13)	3	0	0	0	0	3	6	2
Choudrant (9-4)	6	8	0	3	x	17	12	0

Weston 16 Forest 4: Eighth-graders Carly Jo Griffin and Carlynn Waters got four hits and scored three runs each and Jacie Ledford added three more hits and runs as Weston pounded out 21 hits to win the final of their three games in the Stanley tournament. Molly Beaubeouf got two hits for the third game in a row, the same number of hits collected by Davynee Bearden and Anslee Aldy. Raelynn Shell, Jaylin Williams, Keeley Davis and B Cuthrell also all added a hit as for the first time all year, every batter in the lineup connected for at least one hit. Aldy got the win after striking out a career high ten batters and giving up just three hits. Weston also stole 10 bases in the contest led by three from Griffin and two each by Waters and Ledford. 

TEAM	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	R	H	E
Weston (5-13)	1	2	3	4	0	0	6	16	21	4
Forest (4-9)	0	1	1	2	0	0	0	4	3	2

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The best housing opportunity for senior citizens in Jackson Parish just got even better. Jonesboro Senior Village (JSV) is now offering potential residents the ability to move in now and pay no rent until the first of May.

This tremendous financial savings offer is being made by MGM Development Group as a way to say thank you to the community for the incredible response that has been received.

“I am very grateful to MGM Development for offering our seniors this incredible opportunity,” said Jonesboro Senior Village Property Manager, Ben Ledbetter. “Adding this financial savings opportunity to the many amenities that already revolutionizes senior living in Jackson Parish really is truly a blessing.”

Jonesboro Senior Village is a newly constructed, green certified retirement community for those 55 years of age or older. These spacious, 1 and 2 bedroom duplex apartment homes that are handicap accessible, have beautifully designed interiors with modern utilities and comforts as well as other desired community amenities.

To apply for residency or for more information, come to the Jonesboro Senior Village office located at 101 Jay Odom Way in Jonesboro from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm, Monday thru Friday, or call (318) 669-4664 to set an appointment. You can also contact JSV management by email at jonesboroseniormgr@rampartmgt.com

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The Village of Chatham will be asking the Jackson Parish Police Jury for their assistance in filling potholes on the streets inside corporate limits. The decision was made by Village council members during their regularly scheduled monthly meeting held on Tuesday, March 16th in the Conference Room of the Chatham Town Hall. 

In additional action, council members Toni Malone, Mike Wilson, Sue Proffer and Bernadean James approved accepting the minutes of the February meeting, pay the monthly bills and accept the financial statements as presented. Laverne Mixon was absent. 

Two Resolutions were also adopted. 

Resolution 2024– 02: a resolution authorizing the Village of Chatham to state their intention to maintain permit requirements as set forth by the national pollutant discharge elimination system to prevent wastewater permit violations and other matters with respect thereto.

Resolution 2024-03: a resolution to declare certain property owned by the Village of Chatham to be surplus to the Village’s needs and other related matters.

 

 

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