The Lady Panthers of Stanley High School have had a tremendous season so far this year, and have a 29-0 record to prove it. They have also brought home 5 First Place Trophies for each tournament that they have participated in.
When Kelby Pearah traded a buddy for his old World War II-era Russian Mosin-Nagant Model 91/30, he never dreamed he’d use it to take down the trophy buck of a lifetime. He hadn’t even fired the rifle, which is equipped only with open sights, since last summer, and wasn’t sure it shot straight when he got an invite to hunt Saturday morning on private land near Elm Grove in Bossier Parish.
Special Olympics sponsored a bowling tournament in Bossier City at Holliday lanes and provided lunch to these students from LHS in grades 1-12th...all students had a great time!
After watching this 2013 LSU Tiger men’s basketball team face yet another quality out of state opponent on the road the way of the Texas Tech Red Raiders, and pull out one more victory in the face of defeat. I am convinced that the 2013-14 season will be a memorable one for all Tiger enthusiasts and one of the joyful type. With a front line consisting of (2) freshmen and one upperclassman that brings back memories of Macklin, Scales and Cook and that Final (4) with Jordan and company one can only envision a March Madness that includes that LSU Fighting Tigers.
The Pelican Branch Library is holding a “Big Buck Contest” now until the end of deer season, January 31. No pre-registration is required and there is no fee to enter. If you would like to enter your monster buck, simply bring a photo with your name and phone number by the Pelican Library, 145 Jackson Street, Pelican, during our business hours Monday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or email photo to knewsom@state.lib.la.us.
These workers and basketball players surround Girls Basketball Head Coach Cleve Craig and his wife, Alisa, at the recent charbroiled hamburger plate fundraiser. Others not pictured were waiting on customers who were able to enjoy the meal prior to Mansfieldʼs Christmas Parade.
The 2013 football season ended for the Logansport Tigers with a 52-47 loss to the Elton Indians in the first round of the LHSAA Class 1A playoffs. The Tigers qualified for the playoffs even though they had a 2-8 record. The year the LHSAA spilt the public and select schools into different divisions for the playoffs. There are only 27 public schools in Class A so each team earned a playoff berth. With only 5 seniors on this years team, the Tigers are looking for big improvements next season.
First row. Laken Martin, Gabby Hamm, Britlyn Garrett, Jaylin Tomlin, Bailey Layton , Second Row, Bailey McMillian, Amber Giddens, Reagan Davis, Lexi Hutchins, Back Row, Coaches, Sara Palmer, Eddie Giddens, Mark McMillian, Head Coach Gerral Layton, Not pictured, Larry Hamm.
The rain and cold didn’t have much effect on the visiting East Jefferson Warriors from Metairie, LA last Friday night in Stonewall. The team that came in averaging 44 points per game on offense and only allowing 3 points per game on defense showed why they were one of the top teams in the state in class 4A. North DeSoto was able to move the ball with some success on their first drive but were eventually forced to punt, and the Griffin defense were able to force an East Jefferson punt on their first possession, but that punt was what began the East Jefferson onslaught
