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Wed
31
Jan

DeSoto Schools’ Grace House Opens

The DeSoto Alternative Program offers a place for students to go who are expelled or suspended besides just going home. DeSoto Parish School Board recently built a new facility that matches the caliber of the rest of the school buildings in the parish. The new facility is now open, and students from across the parish who have been expelled or suspended from their home school can attend the centrally located DeSoto Schools’ Grace House to receive an education and not fall behind.

“Just because a child makes a bad choice doesn’t make them a bad person,” Superintendant Dr. Cade Brumley said. “As educators we have an obligation to invest in these children where they’re back on the right track and reach their full potential.”

 

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Wed
24
Jan

FFA to Honor Kenneth Harvey

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Logansport High School FFA members strive to better the community and honor an important town figure by obtaining a grant to work on the landscape surrounding the Kenneth Harvey monument located at the football field in the town of Logansport.

 

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Wed
24
Jan

Gloster Man Arrested in Stabbing Incident

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Sheriff Rodney Arbuckle wanted to notify the public of a stabbing incident that occurred last week.

At about 11:47 p.m. on Jan. 16, dispatch received a call from 911 in reference to a subject bleeding in the 300 block of Meadow Drive in Gloster.

Deputies responded to the area and located an adult male victim who had been stabbed multiple times. Deputies detained a suspect in the area. They later identified him as Dylan D. Johnson of Gloster. Johnson is a white male. His date of birth is July 4, 1995.

 

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Wed
24
Jan

DeSoto Parish Children Enjoy Snow Day Jan. 16

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Snow fell in DeSoto Parish the evening of Jan. 15 and early hours of Jan. 16. Schools were closed Jan. 16 and 17.

 

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Wed
17
Jan

Mayor, Council Member Elections Scheduled for March

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DeSoto Parish will hold an election Saturday, March 24. Early Voting will be March 10-17. Three municipal areas will be voting on a new mayor and alderman. The deadline for the qualifying period was Jan. 5 at 4:30 p.m.

The City of Mansfield, Town of Stonewall and Village of Longstreet will all elect a mayor. Five candidates are running for City of Mansfield Mayor: JoAnn Peoples Adkins (Democrat), Barthlomew Claiborne (No Party), Curtis “Big Baby” Green Jr. (Democrat), Thomas Jones (Democrat) and John H. Mayweather Sr. (Democrat).
 

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Wed
17
Jan

Friends of Mansfield Female College to Expand Group to Support Museum

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Although the Mansfield Female College is owned by the state and run by Secretary of State Tom Schedler, this museum, like many others in Louisiana, depends on its Friends group to support the financial needs required to keep it open. The Friends of the Mansfield Female College own the Clista A. Calhoun Center and support the museum.

The Friends group raises money for items needed in the museum such as bookshelves. They hold a Christmas party and buy seasonal decorations for the museum and the Clista A. Calhoun Center. The Friends’ membership dues go toward building needs, such as flowerbeds or dormers for the windows.

 

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Wed
17
Jan

Police Jury Re-Elects Officers, Fills Vacant Juror Spot

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DeSoto Parish Police Jury held officer elections during their regular meeting on Jan. 8. The Police Jury also had to appoint someone to fill the District 1-C Juror spot left vacant after J. O. Burch passed away.

During the regular meeting, the Police Jury held an election for this year’s officers. Two people were nominated for both positions. District 5 Juror and current President Reggie Roe and District 4A Juror Richard Fuller were nominated for President. District 4C Juror Ernel Jones and District 2 and current Vice-President Jim “Jimbo” Davlin were nominated for Vice-President.

 

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Wed
10
Jan

Progress Edition

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Wed
10
Jan

Local Mayors Review 2017

The holidays have wrapped up, and a new year has just begun. The Enterprise reached out to DeSoto Parish’s village and town mayors to see how their communities fared in 2017.

The Village of South Mansfield Mayor Kevin Vanzant said that the village’s main concern has been getting everyone to clean their property. He wants to make South Mansfield a place people want to stay and want to put businesses. He hopes to achieve this by getting the village cleaned up.

In 2017, the village has worked towards this goal. They have removed some old houses and cleaned up lots. They have also worked to get the community to keep their property cleaned. They have also worked to keep roadsides clean and trees cut back from roads.

 

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Wed
10
Jan

Brandon Burback named DeSoto Principal of the Year

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The DeSoto Parish School System has named Brandon Burback as Principal of the Year. Annually, the school system selects a principal who has exemplified key tenets of the district’s mission plan and honors that administrator. Burback is Principal of North DeSoto Upper Elementary School in Stonewall. This year, DeSoto Schools partnered with Progressive National Bank to formally recognize the district’s Principal of the Year.

“Mr. Burback has emerged as a key leader within our school system with his steadfast commitment to high standards and best practices,” said Dr. Cade Brumley, DeSoto Schools Superintendent. “I have always been confident that North DeSoto Upper Elementary would continue on an upward trajectory under Mr. Burback’s leadership.”

 

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