A Veterans Day ceremony is set for 10 a.m. Nov 8 at the Lemann Memorial Center in Donaldsonville. The event will include a pop-up shop from noon to 4 p.m.
A Gonzales veteran parade will start at 2 p.m., Nov 9, sponsored by the Ascension Veterans Memorial Park Foundation
The route is Irma Boulevard to Worthy Road to Burnside Avenue and ends on Cornerview Street.
In Gonzales, veterans will be honored during an 11 a.m. ceremony Nov 11 at Ascension Veterans Memorial Park, 612-S Irma Blvd.
The Donaldsonville VFW Post 3766 and American Legion Post 98 are sponsoring the day For more information, call (225) 223-3641.
Family Fest in Donaldsonville
A Community Fall Fest for Families with children is planned from noon to 3 p.m Saturday at the River Road African American Museum, Donaldsonville Food, health screening and activities are planned for the day, which is sponsored by the museum and Aetna Better Health of Louisiana.
Needs pecans cracked
The Arc of East Ascension is offering pecan-cracking for 50 cents a pound.
Drop of your pecans Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1122 S. East Ascension Complex Blvd., Gonzales. For more information, call (225) 621-2000.
Splash pads closed
The Ascension Parish splash pads at Oak Grove and South Louisiana Fairground are closed for the season.
Ascension GOP Roundtable announces November speaker
BOO
with the Badge
Children, Sheriff’s Office celebrate Halloween
BY WENDY LOUP
Contributing writer
The first of two Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Of-
fice’s annual Boo with the Badge kicked off Thursday night at Holy Rosary Catholic Church’s La Fete de Bayou Festival.
On Halloween night, Donaldsonville’s WAG Center and Study Commons hosted the second Boo with the Badge.
Hundreds of children dressed in Halloween costumes and their families collected candy and goodies from two dozen Ascension Parish businesses and organizations. Children with special needs were able to trick or treat for an hour before the event began.
Retired Brigadier Gen. Paul Warfield Tibbets IV will be the featured speaker at the November Ascension GOP Roundtable, sponsored by Ascension Republican Women. The Roundtable is set for 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov 13 at the Clarion Inn, 1500 W. La. 30 in Gonzales.
Tibbets is the grandson of Paul W. Tibbets Jr., the pilot of the aircraft that dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945.
A graduate of the United States Air Force Academy with a Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in human factors engineering, Tibbets was inspired to join the United States Air Force, not by his famous grandfather but by his father, Paul W. Tibbets III, a pharmacist and hospital administrator who served in the United States Army Reserve, retiring as a colonel.
Tibbets IV served as deputy director for nuclear operations in the Global Operations Directorate of the United States Strategic Command, where he was responsible for the nuclear mission of the nation’s ballistic missile submarines, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and strategic bombers In June 2015, he assumed command of the 509th Bomb Wing. In July 2017, he became Deputy Commander, Air Force Global Strike Command,
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‘Extremely rare’ cabins torn down in area planned industrial plants
BY CHRISTOPHER CARTWRIGHT Staff writer
For more than 130 years, four sharecropper cabins have stood in a line along Great River Road in the upper west bank of Ascension Parish. Recently, ahead of planned industrial development in the rural area, crews demolished two in a move that sparked grief and outrage from some residents.
The cabins sit beside the Mulberry Grove Plantation house, which was constructed in 1836 in the Greek Revival style, and all are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A 1993 form about the site estimated that the cabins were built around 1890. Ashley Gaignard, founder of the Donaldsonville-based Rural Roots Louisiana advocacy group, and other locals expressed grief over the destruction of the cabins. Her uncle, Cloveste Joseph, was born in one of them, and she said they served as a living reminder of where her family came from.
“It’s the little things that you can bring your kids to and say, ‘Hey, this is where your foreparents came from,’” she said. “‘This is the way they lived. These were the houses that they gave them to work the land.’”
The site is set to be sold to Hyundai for its proposed $5.8 billion steel mill, according to a news release by the consulting firm the TJC Group. The release stated that Hyundai asked the property owner to halt further demolition, with Hyundai Steel Louisiana President Charles Jang stating that the company takes “historical and cultural preservation seriously.”
“Hyundai Steel will develop and implement a mitigation plan that appropriately addresses any identified cultural or histori-
cal resources,” he added. “We appreciate the landowner agreeing to help protect this site in the best way possible.”
‘It’s devastating’
The rural community of Modeste sits at the center of a debate over Ascension Parish’s future. Multiple companies including CF Industries, Ascension Clean Energy and Hyundai — hope to build industrial plants in the RiverPlex MegaPark, an industrial overlay area larger than Manhattan. The area was created by the parish council in 2015, and the Ascension Economic Development Corporation says it is the largest
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Dutchtown and Ascension Catholic volleyball wrapped up the 2025 regular season with district championships.
Dutchtown beat Live
Tibbets
Four-year-old Gracelyn Aime, bottom center and sisters Addison, 7, and Vivian, 5, far left, collect goodies from Kelsie Laiche, of Laiche’s Woodwork. The Aimes who live in Maurepas, attended Boo with the Badge at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in St. Amant.
PHOTOS BY WENDY LOUP
Sherrie Jenkins, of 5th Ward Volunteer Fire Department, left, passes out candy to Avery Lanoux, 8, of St. Amant. Lanoux and her mother, Jessica, right, attended the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office’s annual Boo with the Badge on Thursday at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. ä More photos. PAGE 2G
STAFF PHOTO BY CHRISTOPHER CARTWRIGHT
The rubble of a sharecropper cabin built around 1890 sits in the shade near the the Mulberry Grove Plantation in Ascension Parish on Oct. 28.
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Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, retiring on 1 Dec. 2018. Cost of the lunch is $30. Guests can prepay with Pay Pal by visiting paypal.me/ARW225 or with Venmo. Reservations are requested. A $5 room fee will be collected for those not dining. RSVP: (225) 921-5187 or email ARWUS3@gmail.com
Food distributions set Ascension Parish’s commodity distribution is set for the second Tuesday of each month in Donaldsonville and the second Wednesday of the month in Gonzales. Distributions are from 8 to 11 a.m. at the Frank Sotile Jr Pavilion in Donaldsonville and the Lamar-Dixon Expo Center in Gonzales.
All recipients must be prequalified by visiting the Ascension Parish Health Unit 1024 E. Ascension Complex Blvd., in Gonzales, or Donaldsonville courthouse, 300 Houmas St., in Donaldsonville. Call Layne Melancon at (225) 4501006 or email layne.melancon@ fmolhs.org.
Holiday Train stopping in Gonzales.
Mark your calendar for the CPKC Holiday Train visit to Gonzales at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2 at the railway tracks between Felix Avenue and East Ascension Street There will be a live performance by Dylan Marlowe.
Contact Darlene Denstorff by phone, (225) 388-0215 or (225) 603-1998; or email, ascension@theadvocate.com or ddenstorff@theadvocate. com. Deadline: 5 p.m. Friday
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contiguous undeveloped tract of land on the deep water Mississippi River
Currently the parish government is looking into the possibility of a buyout plan for residents, although some locals have posted signs along La. 405 saying they refuse to sell.
According to Modeste resident Twila Collins, crews began tearing down the cabins last week. The plantation home and two cabins remain standing, but only piles of wood remain where the other two once stood Collins said seeing the cabins torn down was devastating.
“Those buildings have been there longer than I’ve been here, and I’ve been here 55 years,” she said.
“And it’s devastating to see history just being torn down.
The National Park Service website states that a listing on the National Register of Historic Places doesn’t prevent property owners from modifying or demolishing structures The owner did not respond to a request for comment left at a number listed on the National Register of Historic Places form. Another number connected with the owner and listed in an online database was dis-
connected
The form states the cabins are locally significant, as they are “extremely rare survivors of a once common building type.”
“Hundreds of these cabins existed in rural Ascension Parish at one time,” the form stated, adding only 34 were left in 1993. “Of this number, most are isolated cabins scattered throughout the parish. Only two clusters of cabins still stand in the row configurations in which they were built. Mulberry Grove’s cabins form one of these clusters.”
Both Collins and Gaignard said various groups, like the Donaldsonville-based River Road African American Museum, might have been interested in preserving the cabins. Darryl Hambrick, co-founder and executive director of the museum, said the organization hadn’t been contacted about preserving the cabins.
“Nobody had contacted us about those buildings, and sometimes funding is an issue,” he said. “So, we can take on those buildings, but if we don’t have the funding to make all of the preservation things happen, then it makes it difficult for us as a nonprofit to take on that responsibility.”
Email Christopher Cartwright at christopher cartwright@theadvocate. com.
Knights of Columbus, Lions Club, St. John Ladies Altar Society join to honor seniors
Community news report
The 2025 Senior Citizens Banquet hosted by the St John the Evangelist Knights of Columbus Council 8342, St John Ladies Altar Society and Gonzales Lions Club was Oct. 8.
The banquet honors the senior citizens in Ascension Parish, especially those living in Francois Bend, Gonzales Health Care Center, Francois Parc Senior Living, Azalea Estates of Gonzales and Ascension Oaks Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Many senior attendees were also present from the St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church.
A meal of chicken stew was prepared by Pierre Zeringue and his St. John the Evangelist Knights of Columbus cook team. Nancy Hittle, president of the Ladies Altar Society and her members, along with Toni Hardy, president of the Lions Club, and several of her members assisted in serving of the meal.
In addition, 15 pizzas were donated by two local Domino’s Pizza locations.
More than 100 Ascension and surrounding parish merchants donated door prizes for each of the more than 200 guests Greg Duplessis, along with his support team, coordinated obtaining all the gifts. Duplessis’s wife, Sue,
RIVER PARISHES WRITER Christopher Cartwright christopher.cartwright@theadvocate.com (225) 388-0125
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coordinated decorating the St. John Activity Center with a patriotic theme for this year’s event. After the meal, door prizes were handed out to everyone present. The grand prize, donated by Milton Robbins of Ourso Funeral Home, was a Blackstone cooking grill won by Dayna Sheets.
Audrey Gonce, 7, and her brother, Brant, 8, dig for candy as the sun sets.
More than two dozen local businesses and organization participated in the event, including Kaiina Myers, of Shell in Geismar.
Ghosts, ghouls and movie villains roamed the 5th Ward Volunteer Fire Thursday during the Ascension Parish Sheriff’s Office’s annual Boo with the Badge. 11-year-old Alonzo Holden, left, dressed as Pennywise from the movie, ‘It.’ Volunteer firefighter Braylan Jenkins’s costume was Michael Myers from the movie, ‘Halloween.
PHOTOS BY WENDY LOUP
Families line up to collect candy during Thursday’s Boo with the Badge at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in St. Amant. The popular trick-or-treating kicked off the church’s La Fete de Bayou Festival. BOO WITH
Dayna Sheets with the grand prize she won Oct. 8 during the 2025 Senior Citizens Banquet
Roger
out his door prize.
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Barbara LeBlanc, left, delivers a door prize to Ann Gregory during the Knights of Columbus Senior Citizen Banquet.
The following people were booked into the Ascension Parish Jail on Oct. 2-23: OCT. 2
BROWN, JAYLUN JKY: 1628 S. Vista Ave
Gonzales; 18; disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, simple robbery, first degree murder/attempt
COLEMAN, DEMON EPHRION: 1251 N. Ardenwood Drive, Baton Rouge; 48; failure to appear-bench warrant
MATHEWS, DARONTE D’REONTE: 113 Dville Village Circle, Donaldsonville; 28; fugitiveother Louisiana jurisdiction, theft less than $1,000
PAOLA, VINCENT THOMAS: 3310 Gerlando Drive, Baton Rouge; 38; failure to appearbench warrant
SMITH, KYLA JANELL: 113 Dville Village Circle, Donaldsonville; 34; tampering with surveillance, accounting, inventory, or monitoring systems, in for court, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, theft less than $1,000
KNIGHT, KEVIN: 4205 St. Anthony Ave., New Orleans; 38; flight from an officer-aggravated, aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce, illegal possession of stolen things over $25,000, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
LOVELACE, AMANDA DANIELE: 717 N. Range Ave., Denham Springs; 45; fugitive-other state jurisdiction
CHRISTY, CARMELLO VONTERIC: 38308 La. 929, Prairieville; 17; simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct
HOLMES, DERRY R.: 18017 Pine Ridge Drive, Prairieville; 36; failure to appear-bench warrant
STEWART, JASMINE MARIE: 5108 Black River Road, Darrow; 37; domestic abuse battery
GOETZMAN, DARRYL W.: 45272 Oliver Road, St. Amant; 56; failure to appear-bench warrant
BOUGERE, MICHAEL JAMAL: 115 C. Oakridge Ave., Donaldsonville; 35; state probation violation, failure to appear-bench warrant criminal trespass/all other simple criminal damage to property less than $1 000, simple burglary
SMITH JR., CORAY ANTHONY: 41149 La. 42, No. 14, Prairieville; 23; four counts failure to appear-bench warrant
ROBERTS, DAIVEYAE LEAHIUNDRA: 1245 Jim Taylor Drive, Baton Rouge; 23; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
MUNSON III, ROBERT: 1930 S. Edward Ave Gonzales; 36; failure to appear-bench warrant, registration-commercial vehicles/expired plate, general speed law
QUINTERO, ROGELIO: 609 St. Francis Parkway, No. 2301, Gonzales; 26; expired motor vehicle inspection, operation of motor vehicle by nonresidents, students and military personnel, operating a vehicle while under suspension for certain prior operating while intoxicated-third
WEAVER, APRIL ELIZABETH: 4868 Sherwood Forest Blvd., Baton Rouge; 45; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant, resisting an officer battery of a dating partner with weapon ROGERS, BRANDON THOMAS: 10452 Rogers C Road, St. Amant; 31; careless operation, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, operating while intoxicated-first
MOSES, DANIEL: 14148 Martinique Drive, Gonzales; 21; battery of a dating partner
MOSBY, URSULA: 37465 S. Park Ave., Prairieville; 50; domestic abuse battery-child endangerment
LAZO, KEVIN DOMENICO: 12399 Alex Kling Road, Geismar; 30; parole violation aggravated burglary-with weapon, aggravated criminal damage to property, aggravated battery, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction PERRIER, BRYSTON JAMES: 137 Riverbend St., Pierre Part; 25; operating vehicle while license is suspended, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, expired motor vehicle inspection, owner to secure registration, no motor vehicle insurance, reckless operation
OCT. 5
LANDRY JR., ALFRED J.: 402 Church St., Donaldsonville; 58; criminal trespass/all other
MCDERMIC, CHARLES LEE: 2631 Main St., Baton Rouge; 41; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
JOHNSON, HANNAH MARIA: 17950 Airline Highway, No. 228, Prairieville; 26; battery of a dating partner
OCT. 6
BRACKEN, CHARLES THOMAS: 43205 La. 621, Gonzales; 53; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), simple battery, failure to appear-bench warrant
MARTIN, SAVETRIA KRISSHAWN: 2137 S Commerce Ave., 302, Gonzales; 38; simple burglary (all others) SCOTT, JOSHUA: 503 Griffis Road, Saline, Arkansas; 20; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, reckless operation, driver must be
licensed, flight from an officer, aggravated, aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce, illegal possession of stolen things over $25,000
JACKSON, DEON MARIE: 4546 Alvin Dark Ave., No. 27, Baton Rouge; 23; obstruction of justice GONZALES, STEVEN NOLBERTO: 4444 Tigerland Ave., No. 36, Baton Rouge; 22; hold for other agency, theft less than $1,000, unauthorized removal of a motor vehicle, unauthorized entry of a place of business BRAUD, DEVIN JAMES: 19016 Pride Baywood Road, Greenwell Springs; 30; failure to appear-bench warrant, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), resisting an officer, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
CISNEROS, JORGE: 10504 La. 22, St. Amant; 61; careless operation, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-child endangerment law
HYNUM, JACOB: 15 Simmons Road, Natchez, Mississippi; 26; possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
HARTZOG, JOHN JEREMIE: 38118 Floyd Webb Road, Prairieville; 48; two counts violations of protective orders
MARCANTEL, CALEB MICHAEL: 140 Valentine Road, Trout; 41; resisting an officer, criminal trespass/ all other
COOPER, DARNELL OLIVER: 259 Oak St., Gramercy; 44; failure to appear-bench warrant
RODRIGUEZ, MARIA ELISA: 13105 Harold Road, Gonzales; 53; domestic abuse battery
OCT. 9
HOLLIS, DAVID LEE: 40021 Coontrap Road, Gonzales; 48; battery of a dating partner
GUSTAVE JR., WILLIAM: 35757 River Oaks Road, Geismar; 35; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, resisting an officer KEMP II, CLIFFORD BIVENS: 43115 Pinewood Ave., Prairieville; 52; filing a false affidavit to support an alleged theft of a motor vehicle WILLIAMS, CADEN: 4330 Sherwood St., Baton Rouge; 20; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, probation violation JACKSON, PATRICK: 38508 La. 74, Gonzales; 26; simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling GUEDRY, KAYLON PAUL: 11402 Oak Run Drive, Geismar; 30; residential contractor fraud more than $1,000 less than $5,000 ENGLISH, FOREST BLAINE: 42341 Cedarstone Ave., Prairieville; 32; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, obscenity LIN, HUI: 1117 Point Andrew Drive, Gonzales; 42; violations of protective orders SKINNER, RAEKWON ISAIH: 1709 St. Patrick St., Donaldsonville; 28; criminal trespass/ all other offenses BELLARD, KURT: 15425 Palmetto Lane, Prairieville; 44; three counts failure to appearbench warrant, telephone communications/ improper language/harassment
OCT. 10
JONES, QUENTIN ASHLEY: 2416 Germantown Road, Baton Rouge; 44; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction ROY, BLAKE JEREMY: 42306 Cedarstone Ave., Prairieville; 34; proper equipment required on vehicles; display of plate, reckless operation POLK, BIANCA: 525 Taylor St., Kenner; 32; two counts theft less than $1,000, HULL JR., ARMOND JOSEPH: 12190 Perry Babin Lane, St. Amant; 43; two counts fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, battery of a dating partner, simple robbery, FORREST, JORDAN MICHAEL: 9224 La. 22, St. Amant; 18; traffic-control signals, safety helmets, off-road vehicles-authorization for use on the shoulders of certain public roads and highways, when lighted lamps are required, reckless operation, maximum speed limit, stop signs and yield signs, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, aggravated obstruction of a highway of commerce, aggravated flight from an officer
WILLIAMS, DEJOHN: 12234 Sweet Bay Lane, Gonzales; 20; reckless operation
OCT. 11
JENKINS, TYRONE: 1621 S. Park Ave., Gonzales; 54; parole violation, expired motor vehicle inspection, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first MAHER, STACEY LYNN: 3470 Mississippi 43 N., Picayune, Mississippi; 54; driving on roadway laned for traffic, operating while intoxicated-third
COMPASS, MARLON: 4620 Lennox Blvd., New Orleans; 19; unlawful possession of fraudulent documents for identification purposes, careless operation, operating a vehicle while
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Community news report
The Ascension Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 27th annual Golf Tournament on Oct. 6 at Pelican Point Golf Course, drawing over 200 golfers.
Despite a bit of rain, participants braved the weather and enjoyed a full day of networking, friendly competition and fun on the course,
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n No. 31 Prairieville (13-18) travels to No. 2
Mount Carmel
District 5
n No. 5 Ascension Catholic (28-11) hosts No. 28
Hanson Memorial
n No. 16 Ascension Christian (19-15) hosts No. 17 St. John
WEEK 9 FOOTBALL SCORES, POWER
RANKINGS AND NOTES
n East Ascension 30, Dutchtown 28
n St. Amant 49, Prairieville 24
n Donaldsonville 49, Berwick 6
n Ascension Catholic 72, White Castle 21
n St. John 39, Ascension Christian 13
Week 10
n No. 13 East Ascension (6-3) hosts Walker
n No. 16 St. Amant (7-2) at Denham Springs
n No. 21 Dutchtown (5-3) at Live Oak (Thursday)
n No. 27 Prairieville (4-5) at St. Thomas Aqui-
nas
n No. 11 Donaldsonville (7-2) at Patterson
n No. 4 Ascension Catholic (7-2) hosts East
Iberville
n No. 20 Ascension Christian (5-4) hosts North Iberville
NOTES
District 5-5A
East Ascension can clinch a share of the title with a win over Walker. St. Amant can play spoiler with a win over Denham Springs. East Ascension beat Denham earlier this season, 26-20.
District 8-1A
Ascension Catholic clinched a share of the district title in Week 9. The Bulldogs can win it outright with a win over East Iberville. This would be the Bulldogs’ seventh consecutive district title.
Standouts from Week 9
n St. Amant QB Cooper Babin had four total touchdowns.
n East Ascension tight end Brysten Martinez played both sides of the ball and had a touchdown.
n Ascension Catholic running back Trevin Simon had 389 rushing yards and seven touchdowns. Simon leads the state with 2,446 yards rushing and has 37 touchdowns.
n Donaldsonville QB Skylar Garrison had five passing touchdowns.
Middle school scores and standings
CO-CHAMPIONS: Central Middle and Gonzales
Middle School
n Central 7-1
n Gonzales 7-1
n Dutchtown 6-2
n Galvez 6-2
n Lake 4-4
n Prairieville 3-5
n Bluff 2-6
n St. Amant 1-7
n Lowery 0-8
SCORES
n Central 8, Gonzales 6
n Lake 38 ,St. Amant 36
n Dutchtown 7, Bluff 0
n Galvez 36, Prairieville 0
Troy LeBoeuf covers sports for the Ascension Advocate. He can be reached at troyleboeuf@hotmail.com or ascension@theadvocate.com or on Twitter @Troyleboeuf.
STAFF PHOTO BY JAVIER GALLEGOS
Community news report
DEMCO has partnered with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to make free, high-quality books available to local children from birth to age 5. Children who en-
Imagination Library partnerships
roll at birth can receive up to 60 books by the time they graduate from the program at age 5. Through the program, children receive a new ageappropriate book in the mail each month, personally ad-
dressed to them. Families do not need to be DEMCO members to participate, and there is no cost or obligation.
“DEMCO is proud to partner with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to help
local families give their children the gift of books — and a head start on a brighter future,” said Randy Pierce, CEO and general manager of DEMCO. Each month, a book is mailed directly to the home,
addressed to the child. Caregivers can choose from English books or bilingual (English and Spanish) books when they enroll the child in the Imagination Library. Braille Tails is the Imagination Library partnership
with American Printing House. Parents and guardians can check availability by parish and enroll their child at DEMCO.org. Enrollment is free, and the process is designed to be quick and easy
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TERRELL, MICHAEL GRANT: 10452 Buxton Road, St. Amant; 29; disturbing the peace/language/disorderly conduct
VICTORIAN, JOSHUA JERMAINE: 10311 Gonzales Road, St. Amant; 37; two counts violations of protective orders
WEAVER, MICHAEL R.: 10474 Acy Road 31B, St. Amant; 38; prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (amphetamine), FERGUSON, JEREMY JERALD: 1202 Maximillian St. Baton Rouge; 35; telephone communications/improper language/harassment, stalking, violations of protective orders
OWENS, TEDDRAN JONQUEL: 38377 Brown Road, Prairieville; 26; failure to appear-bench warrant
OCT. 12
BABIN, DAVID: 705 E. Sanders, Gonzales; 18; resisting an officer, obstruction of justice/intimidation
RUTH, TERI LYNN: 17590 Airline Highway, Prairieville; 48; driving on roadway laned for traffic, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first WILLIAMS, LEATHELLDRA MARIE: 4212 S. Morvant Place, Baker; 52; possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, licensee must give notice of change of address, careless operation, unlawful disruption of the operation of a healthcare facility, battery of emergency room personnel or a healthcare provider, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first
PADILLA, DARWIN: address unknown, Prairieville; 30; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, careless operation, driver must be licensed, operating while intoxicated-second
DAVID, JUDE MICHAEL: 4228 W. Nic Drive, Addis; 35; theft less than $1,000, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, PARKER, CADARIUS DAYQUAN: 114 Sylve Drive, Hammond; 29; parole violation, failure to appear-bench warrant, violations of protective orders
LEE, THOMAS: 37720 Anderson Road, Geismar; 21; no seat belt, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
JUPITER, JADEN A.: 406 Franklin St., Napoleonville; 24; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, POTTS, TRENDELL ANTHONY: 1018 N. Anita St. Gonzales; 36; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, aggravated battery, purse snatching, failure to appear-bench warrant
WALKER, KEVIN DARNELL: 128 Dville Village Circle, Donaldsonville; 42; two counts theft less than $1,000, simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, resisting an officer,
flight from an officer
MOTE, NICHOLAS JAMES: 13164
Depen St., Gonzales; 28; vehicle license required, operating vehicle while license is suspended, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, illegal possession of stolen things $5,000 to $25,000, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia
OCT. 15
HERBERT, JASSON ANTHONY: 139 Paul St., Pierre Part; 52; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine)
LANDRY, DEVIN CHRISTOPHER: 13599 Old River Road, Maurepas; 26; possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine), failure to appear-bench warrant, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia
MATTHEWS, JARMAN: 3095 Clematis St., New Orleans; 43; operating a vehicle while under suspension for certain prior offenses
ST., NAPOLONIONVILLE; 36; PAROLE
VIOLATION
SIBLEY, JALAYAI: 2824 S. Burnside Ave. 1102, Gonzales; 20; forgery failure to appear-bench warrant
BUTLER, BRANDON: 44604 Braud St., Sorrento; 41; disturbing the peace/ violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, aggravated assault
TIPSWORD, ZACHARY DURAN: 44597 Braud St., Sorrento; 38; bond revocation, disturbing the peace/violent and tumultuous manner/disorderly conduct, aggravated assault
STEWARD, MONEKA L.: 144 Grisaffi Lane, Belle Rose; 30; theft less than $1,000
CARSTAFFNEY, DEASIA MESHELL: 13345 Bayou Grand South Blvd., Gonzales; 25; failure to appear-bench warrant
SHIVERS BANKS, MARCUS JOSEPH: 39077 Pirogue Ave., Gonzales; 22; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
JAMES, BRUCE EDMOND: 1222 S Hempshire Ave., Gonzales; 36; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction
OCT. 17
THOMPSON, DESTINEY LATRELLE: 9445 Williams Road, Gonzales; 27; possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property
LAMBERT, WILLIAM: 1815 E. Bocage St., Gonzales; 43; residential contractor fraud over $25,000, theft over $25,000, obstruction of justice/all others, forgery
LAMBERT, ANGEL ARNOLD: 1815 E. Bocage St., Gonzales; 37; theft over $25,000, obstruction of justice/ all others, forgery, residential contractor fraud over $25,000
BABINEAUX, DARREN C.: 15163 Braud
Road, Prairieville; 59; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
HEBERT, BRANDI LYNN: 43210 Moore Road, Prairieville; 44; identity theft, bank fraud
RAGAN, KOLBY: 17317 Poley Ridge Road, Livingston; 17; theft less than $1,000, simple burglary (vehicle), theft of a firearm, simple burglary (vehicle)
TORRES, DEERETH GABRIEL: 39376 W Worthey Road, Gonzales; 17; unlawful sale, purchase, or possession of tobacco-signs required, aggravated assault
PARKER, TRINITY DYSHAE: 25421 Lake Providence Drive, Denham Springs; 24; failure to appear-bench warrant
MORRISON, LONNIE EARL: 824 Hammond Manor, Baton Rouge; 47; forgery, misrepresentation during booking, resisting an officer
MOORE, TAMARLA LORENZO: 177 St. Joseph Road, Pine Grove; 40; theft of a motor vehicle over $25,000, unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling, violations of protective orders, failure to appear-bench warrant, violations of protective orders
IZEVBIZUA, JOSEPH DEON NOSEHAKI: 844 N. 14th St., Port Allen; 18; armed robbery/attempted armed robbery-use of firearm-additional penalty, armed robbery
FURBY, EDDIE JAMES: 40021 Coontrap Road, Gonzales; 40; state probation violation, simple burglary (all others), three counts theft less than $1,000, failure to appear-bench warrant, resisting an officer, criminal trespass/all other
RICHARDSON, SEAN MATTHEW: 9067 La. 941, Gonzales; 36; surety prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, resisting an officer, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
ALLEN JR. FREDDIE EARL: 706
Railroad Ave., Donaldsonville; 39; failure to appear-bench warrant, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (methamphetamine)
OCT. 18
SANCHEZ, ANGEL D.: 35252 La. 1 N, Donaldsonville; 19; disturbing the peace/drunkenness
HOLLOWAY, DAYLIN THOMAS: 44328 Donna Villar Road, Prairieville; 24; security required, careless operation, operating while intoxicatedfirst
BORDELON, KALEB B.: 1320 S. Vista Ave., Gonzales; 30; misdemeanor sexual battery, battery of emergency room personnel or a health care provider
BOLDING, FITELL RASCAN: 39041 Jupiter Ave., Darrow; 28; failure to appear-bench warrant, simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000
POOLE, MELINDA CALMES: 17797
Airline Highway No. 5, Prairieville; 55; entry on or remaining in places or on land after being forbidden
TEPOLE, FRANCISCO RAYMUNDO: 330 W. Jeansonne St., Gonzales; 44; hold for other agency, two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
CULMONE, JESSICA LYNN: 31050 La. 16, Denham Springs; 48; all drivers must secure license, evidence of motor vehicle liability security contained in vehicle, possession of alcoholic beverages in motor vehicles, false certificates, trafficcontrol signals, operating while intoxicated-first
failure to appear-bench warrant, fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, resisting an officer, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, cruelty to juveniles, domestic abuse battery-child endangerment
HARVEY, RANDY TYRONE: 501 Vatican Drive, Donaldsonville; 55; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant
CARRILLO JR., JOSE LUIS: 36910 Howard Ave., David City, Florida; 42; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
POJOY, DARWIN EFRAIN: 820 E. Verna St., Gonzales; 23; fugitive-other state jurisdiction, owner to secure registration, reckless operation, operating while intoxicated-first
HUE, LAINE M.: 41110 Lakeway Cove Ave., Gonzales; 62; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, careless operation, operating while intoxicated-third, failure to appear-bench warrant
CLARK, JOSHUA EZEKIEL: 704 N. Brown Ave., Gonzales; 36; two counts failure to appear-bench warrant
JACKSON, TRINA C.: 400 Sparrow Lane, Laplace; 57; computer fraud, principals, identity theft, principals, unauthorized use of SNAP benefits or supplemental nutrition assistance program benefit access devices, principals, access device fraud $1,000 to $5,000, principals, government benefits fraud, principals, attempting or aiding to obtain assistance fraudulently
OCT. 21
NEALE, ANTHONY: 611 Revere Drive Laplace; 58; owner to secure registration, security required, driver must be licensed, driving on roadway laned for traffic, maximum speed limit, operating a vehicle while intoxicated-first BRIGGS, GERALD WAYNE: 2117 Sprucewood Ave., Baton Rouge; 45; three counts failure to appearbench warrant, simple burglary (all others), possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, theft of a firearm, theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, in for court MOSER, AARON DALE: 2228 S. Burnside Ave. 276, Gonzales; 34; theft $1,000 but less than $5,000, in for court TORRES, RAFAEL JESUS: 33912 Cane Market Road, Walker; 31; failure to appear-bench warrant WEAMS, TREMAINE TERELL: 16131 Tiger Heights Road, Prairieville; 44; criminal trespass/trespassing of real property, theft less than $1,000 FOWLER, TYRONE TEANTHONY: 14420 Summerset Drive, Gonzales; 30; failure to appear-bench warrant
DABNEY, DAYLEN MICHAEL: 12378 Juliet St., Gonzales; 17; battery of a dating partner-serious injury
MORALES, SCOTT: 11365 E. Paula St., St. Amant; 39; simple criminal damage to property less than $1,000, simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling
BRADLEY, DAVID DARNNELL: 12391 Arceneaux Lane, Geismar; 46; illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, prohibited acts-drug paraphernalia, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, distribution/possession with the intent to distribute marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, possession of marijuana more than 14 grams, distribution/possession with intent to distribute fentanyl, child passenger restraint system, maximum speed limit, illegal carry of weapons-crime or controlled dangerous substance, illegal use of controlled dangerous substances in the presence of persons under 17 years of age, possession of firearm by person convicted of certain felonies, distribution/ possession with intent to distribute Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (cocaine), distribution/ possession with the intent to distribute heroin
NARCISSE, TRAVIS SANTELL: 42385 Moody Dixon Road, Lot 13, Prairieville; 46; obstruction of justice/ all others, possession of marijuana less than 14 grams, reckless operation, operating while intoxicated-second FAILS, MORGAN ELAINE: 12836 Country Ridge Drive, Baton Rouge; 31; failure to appear-bench warrant, possession of heroin, criminal trespass/trespassing of real property
OCT. 22
DAVIS, MALIK ALEXANDER: 150 Daggs St., Belle Rose; 26; three counts failure to appear-bench warrant, maximum speed limit, operating vehicle while license is suspended DAVIS, QUEENESHA MAIRE: 2603 St. Peter Drive, New Orleans; 27; theft $1,000 but less than $5,000 ANDERSON, BLAKE R.: 38185 Willow Lake Ave. S, Prairieville; 39; failure to appear-bench warrant
NICHOLAS, MICHAEL E.: 1739 Sherwood Forest, Baton Rouge; 55; illegal possession of stolen things less than $1,000 GAUTREAU, HALEY SHEA: 1602 S Vista Ave., Gonzales; 32; failure to appear-bench warrant
SPIER, COREY: 23650 Williams Lane, Springfield; 36; fugitive-other Louisiana jurisdiction, criminal trespass/all other, two counts theft of a motor vehicle $5,000 to $25,000, unauthorized entry of a place of business
WHITE SR., JEREMIAH OBRIEN: 9353 La. 405, Donaldsonville; 31; possession of Schedule IV controlled dangerous substance, possession of Schedule II controlled dangerous substance (hydrocodone), operating vehicle while license is suspended, maximum speed limit
BOUGERE, CHARON LECEILLICA: 425 Memorial Drive, Donaldsonville; 42; simple battery, failure to appearbench warrant
SIMON II, TERRENCE KIM: 18511 Oakland Crossing Blvd., Prairieville; 39; domestic abuse battery
