BackAlley Theatre has lined up some wonderful talent for its Christmas show called “Christmas in the Village” December 5, 6, and 7 at the theater in Grand Cane. The Friday and Saturday night shows are at 7pm with the Sunday
Books and Biscuits Book Club gathered at the Cook-Hill House in Grand Cane for its November 4, 2014 book discussion and lunch. After a wonderful meal, prepared by Innkeeper Debbie Carr, the club discussed “The All Girls Filling Station’s Last Reunion” by Southern writer Fannie Flagg. Carole Canfield was discussion leader
The Kingston Baptist Church Outdoor Gospel Concert will be Saturday, November 15 starting at 3 p.m. with The Blake Brothers, a local favorite Blue Grass Band, under the Pavilion located behind the church building.
Mansfield Police Chief Gary Hobbs, center, in a speech before members of the Mansfield Lions Club, cautioned residents about safety in homes from burglars and discussed operation of his staff of 15. He is shown with Club President Christy Shoalmire and Gary Gregg, serving as Program Chairman. (submitted by John Blanchard)
Miranda Horn was born in Coushatta, La. October 4, 1972 and graduated from Pelican High School. She earned an associate’s degree in social work from Angelina College and went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of Southwestern Louisiana (now known as the University of Louisiana at Lafayette).
On Tuesday, October 21, the Mansfield High JAG (Jobs for America’s graduates) Career Association Officers had the opportunity to travel to Lafayette, La., to attend the 19th Annual Student Leadership Conference. Students had the opportunity to learn from other JAG officers throughout the state of Louisiana as well as compete for State offices.
Reggie Roe, center, president of the DeSoto Parish Police Jury, flanked by Christy Shoalmire, President of the Mansfield Lions Club, and Van Reech Jr., acting program chairman, gave an overview of the juryʼs action by law activities.
2014 Homecoming at Logansport High School has come and gone; but with the help of Virginia and James Smith, the memory of Homecomings of yesteryear is alive and well at the Logansport Branch Library with their past LHS memorabilia display.
Due to the tremendous popularity of the BackAlley Production of "Always...Patsy Cline" the play will continue for two more shows: October 17 and 18 at 7pm in the theater. Box office is 872-6373 or 461 8684 and tickets are $10. The
full length musical play about the country music superstar and her most ardent fan has been playing for two weeks at the theater in Grand Cane, but the demand for tickets continues so the play will be extended another weekend
The Books & Biscuits Book Club met for its monthly meeting on October 7th at Cook Hill Bed & Breakfast in Grand Cane, LA. Edith Herring led the lively book discussion with twenty-three readers present, most with very different and distinct ideas about the selection at hand. The “Language of Secrets” by Dianne Dixon unflinchingly examines the lifelong repercussions of a father’s betrayal
