

Apply for Leadership North program
2026 Leadership NORTH is an annual leadership development program for the north Baton Rouge region.
The Zachary Chamber of Commerce hosts the program. Participation in the program is open to people living or working in Baton Rouge, Zachary Central, Baker, Pointe Coupee, East and West Feliciana Parishes who have the full support of the organization or business they represent. The program is designed to engage emerging leaders in the region and prepare them to meet the future needs of their communities Through the exchange of viewpoints and experiences, participants are exposed to the challenges, opportunities and vital issues affecting the northern Baton Rouge region.
The application is at forms.
office.com/r/7feLGC5qtF Deadline is Feb. 27.
Bird art displays coming
The Art of Birds will be from noon until on Feb. 28 at 5689 Commerce St., St. Francisville. Bird-themed art will be displayed in three galleries at the 3V Tourist Court. Refreshments and shopping will also be available.
Update pesticide certifications
A private pesticide applicator recertification training session will be at the Zachary Branch of the East Baton Rouge Parish Library 10 a.m. to noon March 12, 1900 Church St., Zachary Attendees needs to bring a current pesticide card and two checks — one made to the LSU AgCenter for $15 and one made to LDAF for $25.
To reserve a spot, call Donna Gentry at (225) 683-3101 or dsgentry@agcenter.lsu.edu
Tunica Music Festival scheduled
The Tunica Music Festival will be from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
March 28 in Parker Park, in the amphitheater across the street on Chris and Cherie Fry’s property, and in Bayou Sara Brewing in St. Francisville. The event is free to attendees. Food vendors will be available. It will feature 30 bands on three stages. Bring an instrument and join some jam sessions. Chairs, blankets and coolers are allowed.
Farmers Market
Every Thursday from 9 a.m to 1 p.m., deals on a wide variety of fresh produce and other locally sourced goods will be available at the St. Francisville Farmers Market, 9961 Wilcox St. Visit facebook.com/stfrancisvillefarmersmarket for information.
Save the date
The West Feliciana Chamber of Commerce announced Chamber Uncorked! will be March 8 at The Mallory in St. Francisville.
\Email Leila Pitchford at lpitchford@theadvocate.com.

‘It
was a living, breathing scene’

Clinton parade may not roll again after recent shooting
BY OLIVIA TEES Staff writer
The Mardi Gras parade in Clinton on Jan. 31 ended in unexpected violence after multiple people were shot in front of the town courthouse, and now the annual event is not expected to return anytime soon, according to Clinton’s Mayor Mark Kemp.
Many Clinton residents support this idea and want the autumn Homecoming Parade canceled too.
“Someone’s life is more important than going to a parade and acting stupid. It only takes a few people to ruin the fun for everyone,” Kemp said.
The organizer of the parade, Sheilla Flowers, said on Facebook how thankful she was the police were there to quickly respond and help those who were injured. She also called on the community to reflect on why this violence had to happen at an event that was supposed to bring the town together
“I would also like to ask the young parents to please get a hold on your children. It starts at home and this shouldn’t have to happen at all,” Flowers said.
Kemp was horrified by the situation and said the town is a tightknit community that always tries to get along with one another
“It’s sad that there are these young people out here living with no compassion,” Kemp said.
Kemp was not at the parade when the shooting happened, but was on his way He said he had high hopes for the parade because there would be a large police presence for security
According to East Feliciana Parish Sheriff Jeff Travis, the Sher-

Law enforcement work the scene of a shooting at the Clinton Mardi Gras Parade.
iff’s Office has had issues with a rambunctious afterparty that occurs each year after the parade, prompting the high police presence.
“We’re going to send a strong message that this type of behavior is not going to be tolerated,” Travis said.
Despite the bitter cold over the weekend, with temperatures near freezing, people lined the streets to celebrate the 21st “Mardi Gras in the Country” parade. It’s a large event for a town of less than 1,500 people, often drawing crowds from the surrounding areas.
Just 15 minutes after the parade started, gunfire in front of the East Feliciana Parish courthouse injured at least five people.
Four other people were also injured in the chaos that ensued after the gunshots, with one person trampled by the crowd and another hit by a car according to the East Feliciana Parish Director of Homeland Security Darryl Buhler
A 6-year-old girl and a woman
who is expected to be paralyzed for the rest of her life were quickly airlifted to local hospitals. All the victims are in stable condition.
“It was a living, breathing scene,” Buhler said.
Four people, including a 16-yearold, were arrested in the two days after the shooting, and two other were arrested throughout the following week.
The day of the parade, Linda McKnight was in her store, FarmHaus Square, on St. Helena Street, with her doors locked. She said she never really liked the parade and the “out-of-towners” it brought. She wanted to work in peace, without people bothering her
The parade hadn’t yet made it to her street before it was halted in its tracks.
McKnight stayed in her store until 1:30 p.m., when she was escorted across the street to her car and went home.
“I’ve been here, my family’s been here for 70 years, and nothing like this has ever happened,” McKnight said.
Party after shooting draws complaints
BY JAMES MINTON Contributing writer
In the wake of a mass shooting Jan. 31 at the Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, an Ethel resident criticized the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury for allowing an after-parade party to proceed as planned
The jury agreed on a 7-2 vote at its Jan. 5 meeting to grant a variance to its noise ordinance to allow music to be played at the Jarrell Event Center at 8596 La. 963 in Ethel from noon until 6 p.m. on parade day The event was advertised on social media as a party to wind up the parade festivities in Clinton. Randy Devall, who had opposed the noise variance, told jurors at
their Feb. 2 meeting the “party on” response to the shooting spree that left nine people wounded was in his opinion, “despicable, disturbing and disappointing.” Devall was among a delegation of property owners in the area who opposed the variance, citing problems with a similar event in 2023. They said crowds of people flocking to the site blocked traffic in the neighborhood, trespassed on private property and threw trash in the road and ditches. They also complained of loud music and vulgar lyrics from the 2023 event, which the East Feliciana Sheriff’s Office halted because of traffic jams. Juror Jason McCray said because of an October court ruling, the police jury had no choice but
to allow the event to be held. He said the jury only granted the noise variance at the request of the sheriff’s office, which had planned to concentrate on the traffic.
“That event was going to go on regardless,” McCray told Devall.
When the Jarrell family announced plans to hold a party in 2024, the Police Jury went to court to get an injunction barring the event on the grounds that commercial ventures are not allowed on property, because it is zoned for agriculture.
The Jarrells charged $10 admission to the 2023 event and planned to charge $20 per person in 2024.
The Jarrells appealed the
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East Feliciana schools to try four-day week
BY AIDAN MCCAHILL Staff writer
East Feliciana Public Schools will move to a four-day school week at the start of the 20262027 school year, according to an announcement from the School District.
The East Feliciana School Board approved the shortened week on Tuesday, Feb. 3, after a “thorough evaluation,” the release said.
Officials said the model is intended to give students longer, uninterrupted, and higher-quality instructional days. Students will attend school Tuesday through Friday East Feliciana Schools also said the four-day week has demonstrated benefits in improving student attendance and teacher retention and recruitment.
The school district had previously instituted the model, but voted to reinstate a full school week in 2013 over concerns of low test scores. East Feliciana joins a growing list: at least 10 school districts in Louisiana Acadia, Cameron, Evangeline, Grant, LaSalle, Avoyelles, Caldwell, Beauregard, Franklin and Bogalusa City Schools — have some or all schools with four-day weeks. Email Aidan McCahill at aidan.mccahill@theadvocate. com.
Jury
BY JAMES MINTON Contributing writer
The East Feliciana Parish Police Jury reversed course Feb. 2 and extended a contract with its garbage collection contractor rather than seeking new bids for the service. The jury decided in December to seek bids from interested contractors and upheld the decision in a Jan. 5 meeting despite warnings that the cost of providing the collection service likely would rise significantly
The jury now pays Waste Pro a monthly fee of $14.65 per household for weekly collections, but the decision to seek new bids followed complaints by some jurors about the company’s service record. Other jurors defended the company The reversal followed a meeting of jury employees and jury President Louis Kent after the Jan. 5 session. Kent said Waste Pro agreed to extend the contract for a collection fee of $16.65 per household with $200 penalties for incidents such as collecting garbage before 5 a.m.
East Feliciana girls basketball wins second district title
BY RICHARD MEEK
Contributing
writer
East Feliciana rolled through the District 8-2A tournament with three consecutive wins, including a 50-40 victory over Dunham on Saturday giving the girls team its second consecutive title This is the first team in school history in any sport to win consecutive district titles.
East Feliciana, ranked sixth in LHSAA nonselect Division IV, defeated St.
Michael 54-52 in the semifinals. Kariah Dunn is scoring 13.2 points a game to lead the team
East Feliciana’s playoff run began Tuesday against Mentorship Academy and continues Feb 12 versus Kentwood and Feb 13 against Avoyelles Charter
West Feliciana
The East Feliciana Saints’ girls trio of sophomore Ariannah Smith, freshman Gabriella Williams and
sophomore Jeterriona Johnson led the Saints to a 54-52 victory over St. Michael Friday
Smith scored 20 points, Williams 14 and Johnson 12 for West Feliciana, 20-5 overall, 5-1 in District 6-4A play Junior Sanaya Berry leads the team in scoring, averaging 14.4 points per game.
Johnson is averaging 12.9 points and Smith 12.7.
Johnson is also ranked ninth in the state with nine

PROVIDED PHOTO
Agriscience 2 students Ethan Remington and Dalton Degeneres observe a group of day-old chicks. These chicks will be raised by the Agriscience 2 classes at West Feliciana High as part of a unit in animal science and will be exhibited at the LSU State Livestock Show.
West Feliciana High ag classes work with birds and broccoli
West Feliciana high agriculture classes are working on projects.
Recently, the Agriscience 3 and 4 students harvested the broccoli that they grew in the program’s garden. The fall garden was raised as part of the units in plant science and soil science.
Agriscience 2 students are raising poultry from day-old chicks as part of a unit in animal science and will be exhibited at the LSU State Livestock Show.

3 and 4 students harvested the
the
double-doubles and her 139 field goals are ranked 15th statewide.
The Saints close out the regular season at Istrouma on Feb. 13.
Slaughter Charter
The Lady Knights, 9-8, 1-3, close out the season Feb. 11 at Baker
Boys
West Feliciana
The Saints defeated St. Michael 52-49 on Feb. 6.
Travis Lathers is scoring 23 points a game to lead the Saints (21-8, 2-1). Tonio Sullivan is averaging 11.5 points. West Feliciana hosts Brusly on Feb. 11, plays at Istrouma on Feb. 13 and closes the regular season with home games against McKinley on Feb. 16 and Tara on Feb. 20.
East Feliciana
The Tigers defeated Kentwood 66-19 on Feb. 2. The 47-point margin was East Feliciana’s largest margin
of victory this season. East Feliciana 7-21, 1-4, ends the regular season with home games against Avoyelles Charter on Feb. 13 and Catholic of Pointe Coupee on Feb. 16.
Slaughter Charter
The Knights play at GEO Next Generation on Feb. 12 at Glen Oaks, with home games against Episcopal Feb. 16 and Northeast Feb. 20.
Slaughter is 8-13, 1-4 in District 8-2A play

East Feliciana schools names January employee of the month
Community news report
Cedric Anderson, dean of students and health and physical education teacher at East Feliciana STEAM Academy, earned recognition as East Feliciana public schools’ January Employee of the Month at the January meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board.

of
With over 29 years in education, including more than 24 years of service in East Feliciana public schools, Anderson is an example of professionalism and leadership, showcasing a commitment to fostering student success at East Feliciana STEAM Academy a news release said. The release said he excels
Anderson,
in building positive relationships with students, supporting his colleagues and consistently reinforcing school expectations with fairness.
“Building an exceptional organization is one of the priorities of ‘Excellence, Every Day,’ our district’s fiveyear strategic plan,” said Superintendent Keisha L. Netterville. “We are proud to recognize Dean Anderson for his commitment to excellence and his positive contributions to our students, our teachers and staff, and our families.” To learn about Excellence, Every Day, visit efschools. net.
East Feliciana names best employee for November
Community news report
Betty Thomas, Exceptional Student Services paraprofessional at Jackson Elementary School, earned recognition as East Feliciana public schools’ November Employee of the Month at the December meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board.
With a 28 years of service in East Feliciana schools, she is serving in an intensive needs classroom.
A news release said she consistently strives to meet her students’ diverse needs and approaches every situation with a smile and an optimistic outlook. She is reliable and always eager to take on additional responsibilities that support both her school and her students, the release said. Superintendent Keisha L. Netterville said, “We are proud to recognize Ms. Thomas for her commitment to excellence and her positive contributions to our students, our teachers and staff, and our families.”
Clinton student named to Alabama fall 2025 honor roll
Community
Tatum
THE ST. FRANCISVILLE
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Leila Pitchford AROUND THE FELICIANAS
Apply for Leadership North program
2026 Leadership NORTH is an annual leadership development program for the north Baton Rouge region.
The Zachary Chamber of Commerce hosts the program. Participation in the program is open to people living or working in Baton Rouge, Zachary Central, Baker, Pointe Coupee, East and West Feliciana Parishes who have the full support of the organization or business they represent.
The program is designed to engage emerging leaders in the region and prepare them to meet the future needs of their communities Through the exchange of viewpoints and experiences, participants are exposed to the challenges, opportunities and vital issues affecting the northern Baton Rouge region.
The application is at forms. office.com/r/7feLGC5qtF Deadline is Feb. 27.
Bird art displays coming
The Art of Birds will be from noon until on Feb. 28 at 5689 Commerce St., St. Francisville. Bird-themed art will be displayed in three galleries at the 3V Tourist Court. Refreshments and shopping will also be available.
Update pesticide certifications
A private pesticide applicator recertification training session will be at the Zachary Branch of the East Baton Rouge Parish Library 10 a.m. to noon March 12, 1900 Church St., Zachary Attendees needs to bring a current pesticide card and two checks — one made to the LSU AgCenter for $15 and one made to LDAF for $25. To reserve a spot, call Donna Gentry at (225) 683-3101 or dsgentry@agcenter.lsu.edu
Tunica Music Festival scheduled
The Tunica Music Festival
will be from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. March 28 in Parker Park, in the amphitheater across the street on Chris and Cherie Fry’s property, and in Bayou Sara Brewing in St. Francisville. The event is free to attendees. Food vendors will be available. It will feature 30 bands on three stages. Bring an instrument and join some jam sessions. Chairs, blankets and coolers are allowed.
Farmers Market
Every Thursday from 9 a.m to 1 p.m., deals on a wide variety of fresh produce and other locally sourced goods will be available at the St. Francisville Farmers Market, 9961 Wilcox St. Visit facebook.com/stfrancisvillefarmersmarket for information.
Save the date
The West Feliciana Chamber of Commerce announced Chamber Uncorked! will be March 8 at The Mallory in St. Francisville.
\Email Leila Pitchford at lpitchford@theadvocate.com.

‘It
was a living, breathing scene’

Clinton
parade may not roll again after recent
BY OLIVIA TEES Staff writer
The Mardi Gras parade in Clinton on Jan. 31 ended in unexpected violence after multiple people were shot in front of the town courthouse, and now the annual event is not expected to return anytime soon, according to Clinton’s Mayor Mark Kemp.
Many Clinton residents support this idea and want the autumn Homecoming Parade canceled too.
“Someone’s life is more important than going to a parade and acting stupid. It only takes a few people to ruin the fun for everyone,” Kemp said.
The organizer of the parade, Sheilla Flowers, said on Facebook how thankful she was the police were there to quickly respond and help those who were injured. She also called on the community to reflect on why this violence had to happen at an event that was supposed to bring the town together
“I would also like to ask the young parents to please get a hold on your children. It starts at home and this shouldn’t have to happen at all,” Flowers said.
Kemp was horrified by the situation and said the town is a tightknit community that always tries to get along with one another
“It’s sad that there are these young people out here living with no compassion,” Kemp said.
Kemp was not at the parade when the shooting happened, but was on his way He said he had high hopes for the parade because there would be a large police presence for security
According to East Feliciana Parish Sheriff Jeff Travis, the Sher-
shooting

Law enforcement work the scene of a shooting at the Clinton Mardi Gras Parade.
iff’s Office has had issues with a rambunctious afterparty that occurs each year after the parade, prompting the high police presence.
“We’re going to send a strong message that this type of behavior is not going to be tolerated,” Travis said.
Despite the bitter cold over the weekend, with temperatures near freezing, people lined the streets to celebrate the 21st “Mardi Gras in the Country” parade. It’s a large event for a town of less than 1,500 people, often drawing crowds from the surrounding areas.
Just 15 minutes after the parade started, gunfire in front of the East Feliciana Parish courthouse injured at least five people.
Four other people were also injured in the chaos that ensued after the gunshots, with one person trampled by the crowd and another hit by a car according to the East Feliciana Parish Director of Homeland Security Darryl Buhler
A 6-year-old girl and a woman
who is expected to be paralyzed for the rest of her life were quickly airlifted to local hospitals. All the victims are in stable condition.
“It was a living, breathing scene,” Buhler said.
Four people, including a 16-yearold, were arrested in the two days after the shooting, and two other were arrested throughout the following week.
The day of the parade, Linda McKnight was in her store, FarmHaus Square, on St. Helena Street, with her doors locked. She said she never really liked the parade and the “out-of-towners” it brought. She wanted to work in peace, without people bothering her
The parade hadn’t yet made it to her street before it was halted in its tracks.
McKnight stayed in her store until 1:30 p.m., when she was escorted across the street to her car and went home.
“I’ve been here, my family’s been here for 70 years, and nothing like this has ever happened,” McKnight said.
Party after shooting draws complaints
BY JAMES MINTON Contributing writer
In the wake of a mass shooting Jan. 31 at the Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, an Ethel resident criticized the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury for allowing an after-parade party to proceed as planned
The jury agreed on a 7-2 vote at its Jan. 5 meeting to grant a variance to its noise ordinance to allow music to be played at the Jarrell Event Center at 8596 La. 963 in Ethel from noon until 6 p.m. on parade day The event was advertised on social media as a party to wind up the parade festivities in Clinton. Randy Devall, who had opposed the noise variance, told jurors at
their Feb. 2 meeting the “party on” response to the shooting spree that left nine people wounded was in his opinion, “despicable, disturbing and disappointing.” Devall was among a delegation of property owners in the area who opposed the variance, citing problems with a similar event in 2023. They said crowds of people flocking to the site blocked traffic in the neighborhood, trespassed on private property and threw trash in the road and ditches. They also complained of loud music and vulgar lyrics from the 2023 event, which the East Feliciana Sheriff’s Office halted because of traffic jams. Juror Jason McCray said because of an October court ruling, the police jury had no choice but
to allow the event to be held. He said the jury only granted the noise variance at the request of the sheriff’s office, which had planned to concentrate on the traffic.
“That event was going to go on regardless,” McCray told Devall.
When the Jarrell family announced plans to hold a party in 2024, the Police Jury went to court to get an injunction barring the event on the grounds that commercial ventures are not allowed on property, because it is zoned for agriculture.
The Jarrells charged $10 admission to the 2023 event and planned to charge $20 per person in 2024.
The Jarrells appealed the
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East Feliciana schools to try four-day week
BY AIDAN MCCAHILL Staff writer
East Feliciana Public Schools will move to a four-day school week at the start of the 20262027 school year, according to an announcement from the School District. The East Feliciana School Board approved the shortened week on Tuesday, Feb. 3, after a “thorough evaluation,” the release said.
Officials said the model is intended to give students longer, uninterrupted, and higher-quality instructional days. Students will attend school Tuesday through Friday East Feliciana Schools also said the four-day week has demonstrated benefits in improving student attendance and teacher retention and recruitment.
The school district had previously instituted the model, but voted to reinstate a full school week in 2013 over concerns of low test scores. East Feliciana joins a growing list: at least 10 school districts in Louisiana Acadia, Cameron, Evangeline, Grant, LaSalle, Avoyelles, Caldwell, Beauregard, Franklin and Bogalusa City Schools — have some or all schools with four-day weeks. Email Aidan McCahill at aidan.mccahill@theadvocate. com.
BY JAMES MINTON Contributing writer
The East Feliciana Parish Police Jury reversed course Feb. 2 and extended a contract with its garbage collection contractor rather than seeking new bids for the service. The jury decided in December to seek bids from interested contractors and upheld the decision in a Jan. 5 meeting despite warnings that the cost of providing the collection service likely would rise significantly
The jury now pays Waste Pro a monthly fee of $14.65 per household for weekly collections, but the decision to seek new bids followed complaints by some jurors about the company’s service record. Other jurors defended the company The reversal followed a meeting of jury employees and jury President Louis Kent after the Jan. 5 session. Kent said Waste Pro agreed to extend the contract for a collection fee of $16.65 per household with $200 penalties for incidents such as collecting
East Feliciana girls basketball wins second district title
BY RICHARD MEEK
Contributing
writer
East Feliciana rolled through the District 8-2A tournament with three consecutive wins, including a 50-40 victory over Dunham on Saturday giving the girls team its second consecutive title This is the first team in school history in any sport to win consecutive district titles.
East Feliciana, ranked sixth in LHSAA nonselect Division IV, defeated St.
Michael 54-52 in the semifinals. Kariah Dunn is scoring 13.2 points a game to lead the team
East Feliciana’s playoff run began Tuesday against Mentorship Academy and continues Feb 12 versus Kentwood and Feb 13 against Avoyelles Charter
West Feliciana
The East Feliciana Saints’ girls trio of sophomore Ariannah Smith, freshman Gabriella Williams and
sophomore Jeterriona Johnson led the Saints to a 54-52 victory over St. Michael Friday
Smith scored 20 points, Williams 14 and Johnson 12 for West Feliciana, 20-5 overall, 5-1 in District 6-4A play Junior Sanaya Berry leads the team in scoring, averaging 14.4 points per game.
Johnson is averaging 12.9 points and Smith 12.7.
Johnson is also ranked ninth in the state with nine

PROVIDED PHOTO
Agriscience 2 students Ethan Remington and Dalton Degeneres observe a group of day-old chicks. These chicks will be raised by the Agriscience 2 classes at West Feliciana High as part of a unit in animal science and will be exhibited at the LSU State Livestock Show.
West Feliciana High ag classes work with birds and broccoli
West Feliciana high agriculture classes are working on projects.
Recently, the Agriscience 3 and 4 students harvested the broccoli that they grew in the program’s garden. The fall garden was raised as part of the units in plant science and soil science.
Agriscience 2 students are raising poultry from day-old chicks as part of a unit in animal science and will be exhibited at the LSU State Livestock Show.

3 and 4 students
double-doubles and her 139 field goals are ranked 15th statewide.
The Saints close out the regular season at Istrouma on Feb. 13.
Slaughter Charter
The Lady Knights, 9-8, 1-3, close out the season Feb. 11 at Baker
Boys
West Feliciana
The Saints defeated St. Michael 52-49 on Feb. 6.
Travis Lathers is scoring 23 points a game to lead the Saints (21-8, 2-1). Tonio Sullivan is averaging 11.5 points. West Feliciana hosts Brusly on Feb. 11, plays at Istrouma on Feb. 13 and closes the regular season with home games against McKinley on Feb. 16 and Tara on Feb. 20.
East Feliciana
The Tigers defeated Kentwood 66-19 on Feb. 2. The 47-point margin was East Feliciana’s largest margin
of victory this season. East Feliciana 7-21, 1-4, ends the regular season with home games against Avoyelles Charter on Feb. 13 and Catholic of Pointe Coupee on Feb. 16.
Slaughter Charter
The Knights play at GEO Next Generation on Feb. 12 at Glen Oaks, with home games against Episcopal Feb. 16 and Northeast Feb. 20.
Slaughter is 8-13, 1-4 in District 8-2A play

East Feliciana schools names January employee of the month
Community news report
Cedric Anderson, dean of students and health and physical education teacher at East Feliciana STEAM Academy, earned recognition as East Feliciana public schools’ January Employee of the Month at the January meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board.

PHOTO
of students and health and physical education
With over 29 years in education, including more than 24 years of service in East Feliciana public schools, Anderson is an example of professionalism and leadership, showcasing a commitment to fostering student success at East Feliciana STEAM Academy a news release said. The release said he excels
in building positive relationships with students, supporting his colleagues and consistently reinforcing school expectations with fairness.
“Building an exceptional organization is one of the priorities of ‘Excellence, Every Day,’ our district’s fiveyear strategic plan,” said Superintendent Keisha L. Netterville. “We are proud to recognize Dean Anderson for his commitment to excellence and his positive contributions to our students, our teachers and staff, and our families.” To learn about Excellence, Every Day, visit efschools. net.
East Feliciana names best employee for November
Community news report
Betty Thomas, Exceptional Student Services paraprofessional at Jackson Elementary School, earned recognition as East Feliciana public schools’ November Employee of the Month at the December meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board.
With a 28 years of service in East Feliciana schools, she is serving in an intensive needs classroom. A news release said she consistently strives to meet her students’ diverse needs and approaches every situation with a smile and an optimistic outlook. She is reliable and always eager to take on additional responsibilities that support both her school and her students, the release said. Superintendent Keisha L. Netterville said, “We are proud to recognize Ms. Thomas for her commitment to excellence and her positive contributions to our students, our teachers and staff, and our families.”
Clinton student named to Alabama fall 2025 honor roll
Community
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WFMS students use marbles to study speed and slope
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within 24 hours of being notified and spilling garbage on the road.
Steeper penalties can be assessed for damage to private property and parish roads.
The higher price will go into effect April 1, and the monthly rate will go up by $2 on April 1, 2028, and another $1 per household in 2029.
Juror Kristin Chasteen, who was the most vocal in complaining about Waste Pro’s service, voted against rescinding the request for bids and extending the contract. Juror Richard Oliveaux also voted against extending the contract.
The parish pays for garbage collection with the proceeds from a sales tax.
Jurors also heard from a representative from another garbage collection firm,
AmWaste, which held the contract before Waste Pro. Amwaste’s Lauren Anthony said the company struggled to meet its obligations during the Covid-19 pandemic because of staffing problems and interruptions in the production of parts needed to keep its aging fleet of trucks operationing
In urging the jury to seek new bids, Anthony said the company “walked away and looked for ways to improve” after it lost the East Feliciana contract. She said AmWaste’s no longer has staffing problems and the average truck in its fleet is a 2023 model. Jurors did not comment on her presentation and soon moved to rescind the call for bids.
On another matter, Building Inspector Jeff Williams told jurors he had gathered ordinances regulating solar “farms” for generating electricity from Ascension, Livingston, West Feliciana and
St Helena parishes for possible use in adopting regulations for East Feliciana.
He said District Attorney Sam D’Aquilla had recommended using St. Helena’s ordinance for a starting point, and Williams said he will propose several changes to it before it is submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission for its consideration and a public hearing.
A discussion at a Jan. 20 jury meeting indicated interest in setting up solar farms has increased in East Feliciana Parish, possibly because of its proximity to a proposed computer data center and bitcoin mining operation in West Feliciana Parish.
Kent also announced that eight people had applied for the jury’s appointment of a registrar of voters to replace Registrar Bobbie Ross, who retired Dec. 31. Kent said a committee of jurors and jury employees will interview the applicants.
EAST AND WEST FELICIANA COUNCIL ON AGING ACTIVITIES
district court’s decision to grant the injunction. A three-judge panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeal ruled in October because the previous property owner held commercial events on the land before the parish adopted zoning classifications they were “grandfathered” as a permissible non-conforming use. The grandfather clause was transferred to the Jarrells when they bought the property, the court ruled.
McCray alluded to one incident that occurred at the party, but said it was handled by the sheriff’s office.
In one of several statements issued after the Clinton shooting Sheriff Jeff Travis said he sent deputies to screen people entering the party grounds out of “an abundance of caution” and with the Jarrells’ cooperation.
Deputies encountered a 15-year-old boy brandishing a handgun and placed him under arrest, Travis said.
The sheriff said deputies determined the gun was stolen during a burglary in the parish, and the teen was charged with illegal possession of a handgun by a minor and illegal possession of a stolen firearm.
Six people have been arrested in connection with the shooting: D’Treylin White, 18, of Jackson, Malik Liggins, 16, of Ethel; Phillip “Choppa” Williams, 25, of Baton Rouge; Noah Basquine, 19, of Ethel; Kameron Barfield, 21, of Baker; and Jascent Scot, 26, of Baker
They face a variety of charges, including attempted second-degree murder, principal to reckless discharge of a firearm at a parade or demonstration and obstruction of justice.



St. Francisville farm harvests a profitable crop
BY MADDIE SCOTT Staff writer
Running one of Louisiana’s biggest mushroom farms is not for the weak.
Mushroom Maggie’s Farm grows and sells up to 1,200 to 1,500 pounds of mushrooms every week. The St. Francisville-based business cultivates a variety of fungi, at least eight different kinds like lion’s mane, oyster pink trumpet, shiitake and chestnut mushrooms.
At the helm of the operation is Maggie Long, business owner and her husband, Cyrus Lester, operations manager.
“Maggie one day was like, ‘Start a farm with me,’” Lester said. “I was like, ‘We’re broke. We don’t have any money We don’t have any land. What’re we going to farm?’”
The answer was mushrooms, a solution that came after the couple learned it’s one of the most profitable crops in the country that requires the least amount of start-up costs and land, Lester said. So the couple got to work But things quickly went south.
Bouncing back
It was 2017, and Long and Lester had been married for three months after a year of planning and another year of constructing their new farm. In the first week of official operations, a fire turned two years of preparation into a total loss
“We were steaming our fruiting blocks with propane at the time, and one of the hoses busted as I was standing right next to it,” Lester said. “So, I had two, 5-foottall propane tanks and the valves just blew The whole barn burnt down.” Lester was immediately sent to the hospital with second- and third-degree burns all over his face and arms, totaling 70% of his skin.
The farm took another year to rebuild, making 2018 its first “real” year of opera-

tions, as Long puts it Lester views the fire as “a blessing in disguise” because they were able to rebuild the farm even better and more efficiently this time.
“That, we know we’re really good at bouncing back,” Long said.
There’s not much equipment made specifically for cultivating mushrooms, Lester said, so they had to approach building with a doit-yourself mentality The refrigerators came from school board auctions. The tables are recycled from dishwashing lines, and the shelves that hold the mushroom bags are made from metal that Lester welded together
“We did it all manually and worked ourselves to death the first five years,” Lester said.
How it works
Now in 2026, long past the fire, the mushroom farmers have hit a rhythm
Staff members slowly drove up the driveway to the farm property on a recent January morning. The sound of chickens squawked from the coop behind the 2,500-square-foot farmhouse. One chicken, named Colonel, escaped the coop. Long and Lester let him hang out as employees whisked boxes of mushrooms from room to room. Sometimes the staff fed him bits of feed as they crossed paths.
This preparation, with or without Colonel, is what sells out mushrooms every week.
The life cycle of mushrooms begins in a mixture of sawdust, soybean flake and water With every batch, the mixture is packaged into 600 bags, each about 10 pounds, and undergoes a steam sterilization process at 202 degrees so no other bacteria or fungi is present After 24 hours, it cools down and they add mushroom spawn and bring it inside the lab room.
“The mycelium, which is
all the white stuff you see here, is the actual fungus,” Long said. “The mushrooms are fruits of a fungus.”
And the mushrooms start to form once the entire bag turns white, and it’s moved to the fruiting room. Depending on the kind of mushroom, they’ll sit here anywhere from 10 days to two months.
“On Tuesdays, we cut all the blocks that are ready to go in the fruiting room,” Lester said. “Lion’s mane, they just get a slit in the bag. The oysters get a big X on the side right here.”
Here, the mushrooms grow out of the bag, protruding in a variety of colors and textures. Staff pick and trim the mushrooms twice a day, in the morning and afternoon.
From farm to plate
Much of the business revolves around selling to restaurants, mainly in the Baton Rouge, New Orleans,
Lafayette and St. Tammany Parish areas. In Baton Rouge, eateries like Cocha, The Gregory, Zorba’s and Rocca Pizzeria receive regular shipments.
Executive chef at Rocca Pizzeria Braden Messinger purchases 15 pounds of mushrooms every week, something the restaurant has been doing since its opening in 2019. The variety mix usually includes up to five different types, including lion’s mane, grey oyster, chestnut and king trumpet mushrooms.
“After we break them down into small, bite-size pieces, we toss them lightly in extra virgin olive oil, we season them in salt and pepper, and we roast those in the oven pretty lightly for about five minutes at 350,” Messinger said.
The main dish that incorporates the fungi is the Mushroom Medley, a vegetarian white pie with fontal, mixed mushrooms, red onion and grana. The mushrooms are also available as an add-on for pizzas and sometimes they’ll appear in specials, he said.
The add-on is specifically listed as “Maggie’s Mushrooms” on the menu, which sometimes prompts new customers to ask what they are. Messinger said he enjoys telling the story of the business when customers inquire.
“Whenever the opportunity presents itself, we always opt for local and fresh as possible,” Messinger said.
Mushroom Maggie’s Farm also sells its products to the public every Saturday morning at Downtown Baton Rouge’s Red Stick Farmer’s Market. The booth display is eye-catching, with mushrooms of different colors and textures jetting out of bags.
There’s a fair share of regulars purchasing the mushrooms every week. Baton Rouge resident Thelma Miles visited the market on Saturday to make her usual
rounds or purchases, including a stop at Long’s booth. Miles has been a regular customer for the past three years. Through cooking, she’s experimented with all mushroom varieties, but her favorites are blue oyster and lion’s mane.
“Sometimes I grind them up and make ground meat, add some nuts to it, like walnuts,” Miles said. “You can do all kinds of stuff. Just be creative with it, and it actually takes on whatever flavor, however you season.”
Ever since her breast cancer journey Miles has prioritized healthy eating and local ingredients. Starting chemotherapy meant she couldn’t eat red meat anymore.
“I don’t miss it,” Miles said about red meat. “I can make my mushrooms taste however I want it. Lion’s mane tastes like a steak.”
One mushroom at a time
Mushroom Maggie’s Farm also sells tinctures, giving the mushrooms a longer shelf life, Long said. Consumers can add one full dropper every day in any food or beverage.
Long noted that the body “can’t process and breakdown through the chitin cell wall” of the mushroom itself to get the full nutrients, which is why the tinctures are beneficial. Lion’s mane (their bestselling tincture) reduces inflammation, boosts the immune system and can regrow myelin around the brain, which could help with neurological diseases, Long said. Right now, the couple sells the tinctures at pop-ups, mainly the Red Stick Farmers Market, but they hope to begin selling online. They also sell grow-it-yourself mushroom kits so people can have their own mini farm at home. “It’s the connection there with the people and just trying to help people as best as we can,” Long said. “We want to make a difference.”


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Kelly,Zachary Yost, 8132 Pipes Ln
Kemp, Samuel Yost, 8333 Pipes Ln
King, Paul Morris, 5265 Hwy 19
Kleinpeter,Simon Caleb, 7828 Hwy 10
Lacost, Dustin Lloyd, 3943 Turner Rd
Lafleur,Tiffani Ann, 2314 Hwy 956
Landon, Russell Dell, 8079 Odeal Williams Ln
Landry,Daniel Aaron, 8307 Hwy 955 E Lewis, Fredneka Lechette, 10351 Anna MooreLn Ligon, Daniel Lamoine, 9621 Hwy 955 E
Little, Daniel, 7919 Pipes Ln
Little, Miranda Kay,7919 Pipes Ln
Lormand, Nicole Lynn, 6629 Dobrowoiski Ln
Mack Jr,Sip, 5841 Deer Creek Ln
Mack, Idella Chaney,5158 Brown Rd
Mack, Kiana Lynette, 5372 Brown Rd
Mack, Loretta, 5158 Brown Rd
Malory,Matthew Louis, 9449 Hwy 955 E Matthews Sr,Terry Jerome, 5522 Brown Rd
Matthews, Cherelle Shanae, 4210 Hwy 955 W
Matthews, Derrick Darwayne, 6111 Dennis Mack Ln
Matthews, Jalisa Jeannete, 4731 Felix Lee Rd
Matthews, Jeanette, 4210 Hwy 955 W
Matthews, Jennifer DGeorge, 10351 Anna MooreLn
Matthews, Mattie Ethel, 9271 Battle Rd
Matthews, Michaela Marie,9806 Battle Rd
Matthews, Terrell Markeith, 4310 Hwy 955 W
Matthews, Tyler Kendrel, 9125 Battle Rd
Matthews, Waynecia Lachelle, 6119 Dennis Mack Ln
Mayers, Randy Leon, 4250 Richmond Dr McClendon, Kathryn Prentiss, 6165 Hwy 963
McKnight, Jeffery E, 6412 Hwy 963
McNeely,Michael Wayne, 7753 Battle Rd
Medlen, Farrell Ockman, 9264 Osdell Ln
Messer,Jeremy Jase, 3623 Hwy 19
Moreno, Teresa, 10051 Overton FordRd
Morgan, Gregory Dale, 4755 Felix Lee Rd
Morgan, Lynn Marie, 4755 Felix Lee Rd
Newman, Robert L, 7077 Timber Ln
Norton, Jeffrey Michael, 7376 Lindsey Ln
Oates, Scott Michael, 8310 LakeshoreDr
Palmer II, William Edward, 11342 Hwy 955 E Parent, Paul Joseph, 7906 West LakeshoreDr
Payne, Brenda Lofton, 7328 Hwy 10 #E
Payne, Dejuan Cordell, 6276 Payne Rd
Perry,Beatrice Scott, 10104 Anna Moore Ln
Perry,Cleveland, 10104 Anna MooreLn
Perry,Dorothy Mae, 13006 Hwy 955 E
Perry,Eddie Lee, 6265 Line Rd
Perry,James Franklin, 10101 Anna MooreLn Perry,Mary Lee, 9910 Hwy 10 Phares, Elish Eileen, 8531 Pipes Ln
Pickering, Erica Danielle, 8610 LakeshoreDr Plaisance Sr,Clyde J, 9644 Battle Rd Polk, Dorothy Mae, 8119 Hwy 955 E Posey,Charlene F, 4983 Hwy 19 Presley,Thelma B, 5374 Brown Rd Reed, Denise, 13066 Hwy 955 E#B Reed, Leon, 6295 Payne Rd Rhymes, Demetris Dynell, 10108 Anna MooreLn Robertson, Dale Jerome, 5588 McCoy Byrnes Rd Robertson, Warnetta R, 5588 McCoy Byrnes Rd
Robinson, Kendrick Ramon, 5935 Dennis Mack Ln
Robinson, Nebraska V, 5765 Line Rd
Rose, Avery,7760 Castello Rd
Rose, Karen, 7760 Castello Rd
Rowe, Rickie Lonnie, 8233 Odeal Williams Ln Sagely,Jeremie Paul, 6850 Braswell Ln Sanchez, Rashan Felps, 2934 Midway Rd Sanders, Doris Denese, 10143 Anna Moore Ln
Sanders, Jerry Louis, 10214 Anna MooreLn Scallan, Kyle Joseph, 3876 Turner Rd Schiele, Laquea, 5370 Hawkins Ln Schreeder,Ellis Hallanan, 7111 Gene Brian Ln
Schreeder,Sarah Catherine, 7111 Gene Brian Ln Scott, Antwione Terrikk, 5732 Brown Rd Scott, Jermaine Patrick, 9581 Hwy 10 Sensley,Donald Derrell, 9806 Battle Rd Shaw,Dwight Anthony,7264 Lane Rd Shaw,Olivia R, 4455 McCoy Byrnes Rd Shaw,Ursula Harris, 4455 McCoy Byrnes Rd Shepard, Lydia M, 8201 Hwy 955 E Shively,Kim Sanders, 8183 Highland Dr Shorts Jr,Joseph, 5950 Payne Rd Simpson, Michael L, 5158 Line Rd Sims III, Johnny,5223 Hwy 19 Sims, Gary Wayne, 6205 Payne Rd Siuniak, Christopher Dean, 8055 West LakeshoreDr Siuniak, Tiffany Lynn, 8055 West Lakeshore Dr Smith Jr,Joseph Terrill, 9125 Battle Rd Smith, Joseph Terrill, 9125 Battle Rd Smith-Bryant, Paige Yesha, 6925 WT Hall Rd Spears, Jaime Renee, 5294 Brown Rd Strain, Caren Cho, 4702 WTPrice Rd Taylor,Marty C, 7190 Hwy 19 Taylor,Randall Lynn, 4204 Blatt Ln Thompson, Leann Marie,7809 Magnolia Dr Touchet, Jessie Joseph, 7735 Hwy 10 Travis, Tyler John, 7826 Hwy 10
Trexler,Ronald B, 5541 Hwy 19 Turner,Rochelle G, 7507 Castello Rd Viccellio, Katie Louise, 2623 Hwy 957 Vince, Riley Jean, 9546 Hwy 955 E Walker,Walter Paul, 9471 Hwy 955 E Ware,Corey Lamont, 6307 Dobrowoiski Ln Washington, Annie, 3865 Richmond Dr Watson, Travis Lynn, 10108 Anna Moore Ln Weatherspoon, TyronL,8042 Battle Rd Whetstone, Bobby D, 7921 Magnolia Dr Whitfield, Danielle Corlet, 4318 Hwy 956 Whitfield, Martha,4314 Hwy 956 Williams, Addie B, 9820 Hwy 10 Williams, Dalven Jamaal, 5856 McCoy Byrnes Rd Williams, Karen B, 5899 Hwy 19 Williams, Lloyd D, 4835 McCoy Byrnes Rd Williams, Maggie, 9816 Hwy 10 Wilson, Kaley Michelle, 5688 McCoy Byrnes Rd Winn, Tershia Lenay,7939 John Turner Ln Worley,Andy Lynn, 7502 Castello Rd Worley,Lindsey Renee, 5463 Butler Ln Yarbrough, HowardMitchell,3625 Turner Rd Young, Linda Trahan, 8098 Raleigh Dr Jackson Adams, Dequincy Markel, 7047 Richardson Loop Alderman, Betty Shinault, 1329 Colonial Dr Alderman, Carlianne, 424 Clover Ridge Dr Alderman, Christi Dawn, 1333 Colonial Dr Alexander,Kelsey L, 7053 BradfordLn Anderson, Idella, 2347 Hwy 952
Aubrey,David H, 3434 College St
Aulds, Amber Danielle, 2611 Dawson Rd Austin, Jacoby,4502 Hwy 951
Baggett, Theresa Ann, 1259 SycamoreSt Baker,Sarah, 879 Hwy 61 #27
Ballard, Brianna Renea, 6750 Hwy 68 Ballay III, Vernon Theodore, 4502 Hwy 951
Beasley,Dakota Rae, 462 Hwy 61 Berry,Kuanita, 4502 Hwy 951 Berthelot, Shelly Micha’l, 3360 Church St
Bias, David Daniel, 153 Hwy 68 #A-1
Billeaudeau, Sandra Kaye, 1276 Hermitage Dr
Billeaudeau, Tara Lynn, 1276 Hermitage Dr
Bolden, Natasha Renee, 4024 Church St
Bolling, Mary G, 3929 MarketSt
Bolling, William Charles, 3929 Market St
Bonmoyer,Joseph Romeo Rene, 3464 College St
Boulanger,Katina Lyzette, 2237 Hatfield Ln
Bradford, Carolyn D, 5732 Hwy 10
Bradford, Tita L, 1605 Wilson Dr
Brady,Wesley Dean, 869 Feliciana Crossing Dr
Brooks, Erica Denise, 2917 College St Brooks, Keontae Javaunne, 3016 Charles Dr
Browder,Clyde Lee, 7166 Tommy James Ln Browder,Derrick Dwayne, 7166 Tommy James Ln
Brown, Calena J, 2214 Hwy 952
Brown, Jamira Michelle, 7168 Allen Brown Ln
Brown, Okanawa Nyika Kye, 5614 Hwy 10
Brown, Robert Earl, 5002 Hwy 10
Brown, Yolanda Michelle, 7168 Allen Brown Ln
Bryant, CecilRay,1633 Hwy 61
Bryant, Tina D, 1633 Hwy 61
Burton, Deanndra Lechel, 2423 Hwy 952
Burton, Hayden Deshea, 424 Clover Ridge Dr
Burts, Agnes Carolyn, 3728 Hwy 10 #3
Busillo, Tiffany Alyse, 2420 Hollyridge Rd
Butler,Royce Duane, 3146 Quiet Ln
Calbaugh, Stormy,1543 Horton St
Cannon, Kirsten Alexis, 7240 Richardson Loop
Carpenter Sr,Derek Burl, 3096 Hwy 952
Carr,Arnell Denise, 3812 Market St
Carro, Justin Walter,4626 Hwy 68
Carroll, Jeffery Glenn, 3816 Cooks Ln
Carroll, Linda K, 3816 Cooks Ln
Carruth, David Lathan, 3692 Hwy 952
Carter,Yvonne M, 254 Highland Meadow Dr
Castle, Shannon Andrepont, 162 Hwy 964
Chedotal, Marie A, 6941 Hwy 10
Cline,Marlaina, 1339 Longwood Dr
Collins, Kadaijah My’ariel, 2835 Jo Ann St
Collins, Orea B, 3205 Quiet Ln
Conerly,James M, 3728 Hwy 10
Conerly,Naumie Renee, 1756 Chestnut St
Connell, Clara Converse, 3413 Church St
Converse, Tamekia Antionett, 2533 Hwy 10
Cooper,Holly Hathcock, 1234 Kings View Circle
Cooper,Sharye Monique, 3153 Dawson Rd
Cotton Jr,Kobie Jermaine, 3957 Hwy 952
Covington, Terrance Lamar,2313 James Dunn Ln
Cummings, Karlene L, 2616 Race St
Curtis, Justin De’trel,7510 Tommy James Ln
D’agostino, Jessica Marie, 3053 Bourbon St
Daniels, Tammie Renea, 2236 Hwy 10
Daniels, Thomas William, 2927 Race St
Davis, Melaney Ann, 1632 Chestnut St Davis, Shad Ray,4225 Hwy 952
Deaver,Krystal Lynne, 2318 Violet St
Dees, Michael Dean, 1331 Cedar St
Delaney,Cassandra Lynn, 4138 South St
Delatte, Jonathan Neal, 2430 Reed Dr
Douglas, Angela E, 2347 Hwy 952
Doyle, Dennis Albert, 4502 Hwy 951
Duke, James Ira, 2953 Church St
Dunigan, Sheila A, 424 Clover Ridge Dr
Dunn, Dyinell Ryvil, 2476 Hwy 952
Dunn, Kimberly Deshawn, 2179 Hwy 952
Dunn, Raymond Gerard, 2451 Tombs Dr
Edwards, John Earl, 6208 West Ave
Elliott, Betty Jean, 2309 James Dunn Ln
Ellis, Braden William, 879 Hwy 61 #LOT 3B
Ellis, Robert Richard, 879 Hwy 61 #LOT 3B
Ewing, Garrett, 4824 Hilltop Dr Fayard, Dennis H, 1637 Wilson Dr #12
Ferguson, Lajamie Ty’quincy,2443 Hwy 952
Fontan III, Charles D, 5226 Hwy 10
Fontenot, Michael Dewayne, 3604 Pleasant Hill Dr
Fontenot, Morgan, 3464 College St
Fooshee, Tanner Allen, 2410 Charles Dr
Foster,Billy Ty,4126 Carter St
Gillispie, Donald Brent, 1632 Chestnut St
Giroir,Logan Allen, 1645 Austin St
Giroir,Thomas Franklin,4012 Church St
Godeaux, Shaun Christopher,1619 Wilson Dr #19
Green, Clifton E, 2506 Hwy 952
Green, Curits E, 2506 Hwy 952
Green, John Clifton, 7064 BradfordLn
Green, Tyshekia, 2848 Hwy 952
Gregoire, Kelli, 4024 Church St
Gutierrez, Edmundd Aeapito, 4448 Hwy 951 #157
Guttzeit, Annie Laurie, 7601 Hwy 68
Haley,Eugene E, 2736 Cottage St
Haley,Sarah B, 2736 Cottage St
Hall, Rainy Rachelle, 7005 Hwy 10
Hall, RichardDavid, 7000 Hwy 10
Hamilton, Irene Ballard, 3696 Hwy 952
Harrell, Juston Euell, 5171 Hwy 10
Harris, Sabrina Jackson, 333 Hwy 61 #C
Haydel,Rachel Lynn, 1324 Hermitage Dr
Hazel,Ricky Lee, 1565 Callie St
Hemphill,Caitlyn Danial, 4110 South St
Henderson, Elijah De’shawn, 7171 Allen Brown Ln
Henry Jr,David, 2270 Dawson Rd
Hess Jr,Bobby J, 1270 Hermitage Dr
Hills, Warren Brett, 4054 Hwy 952
Hinton, Wyatt Sebastian Garrett, 3360 Church St
Hobgood, Karen Johnson, 3133 Market St
Holliday,Emma Claire, 1671 Glenmora Ave
Holmes, Chassity Lavette, 3242 Lillian St
Hood, Destiny Cariana, 2148 George Brown Ln
Horricks, Judith P, 2917 College St
Howell, Caleb Girard, 2814 Jo Ann St
Howle, Peggy,1633 Erin St
Hulme, Kama Michelle, 1292 Hermitage Dr
Hunt, Clarence L, 7111 BradfordLn
Hutton, Troy V.,4502 Hwy 951
Jackson Jr,MarvellTrevenski, 2238 Motel Ln
Jackson, Dontricia Lechelle, 3035 Carolyn Sue Dr #C
Jackson, Gary,7143 Tommy James Ln
Jackson, Jayashia Shantice, 2238 Motel Ln
Jackson, Leolia, 477 Hwy 964
Jackson, Shawmeker Shantice, 2238 Motel Ln
Jacocks, Dorothy C. Bonham, 1749 Cedar St
Jacocks, Rebecca Ellen, 1749 Cedar St
James, Wendell, 4502 Hwy 951
Jarreau Jr,James Abram, 4133 Carter St
Jenkins Jr,Louis, 3158 Quiet Ln
Jennings, Marchelle Rene, 3704 Market St #A4
Johnson III, James Mellard, 3133 Market St
Johnson, BenjaminJames, 2666 Hollyridge Rd
Johnson, Christina Nicole, 1633 Hwy 61
Johnson, DesniaShawntreal, 2533 Hwy 10 #40
Johnson, Marvel,3133 Market St
Johnson, Mary Banford, 835 Hwy 61
Johnson, Paul D, 1633 Hwy 61 Jones III, Odeal, 3188 Howell Ln
Jones Jr,Kevin Darrell, 2533 Hwy 10 #5 Jones, Abbie Gale, 3553 College St Jones, Bianca Bynum, 2031 Hwy 68
Jones, William Christopher,5002 Hwy 10
Kemp, Dustin James, 6522 Hwy 68
Kight, Lauren Ventress, 1302 Hwy 964
King, Rylicca L, 7053 Richardson Loop Lanus, Shandricka Kisswana, 2533 Hwy 10 #35
Law,Karen Moran, 1241 Colonial Dr
Lea, DanielleEscue, 6315 West Ave
Lee, Dennis R, 4502 Hwy 951
Lee, Kendrick Dewayne, 1934 Sticks Schoolhouse Ln
LeonardJr, Earl, 4502 Hwy 951
Letcher,Kristen Anne, 1247 Hermitage Dr
Levier,Spencer,4502 Hwy 10
Lott, Dennis Wayne, 2208 Violet St
Lott, Melissa A, 2208 Violet St
Lowery,Elizabeth Lea, 3143 Palmer Ln
Mahan, Virginia Fay,1362 Colonial Dr
Maholick Jr,Thaddeus John, 3360 Church St
Martinex, Felipe Aguilar,4506 Hwy 952
Matthews, John P, 6014 Hwy 10
Matthews, Tracy Ann, 5956 Hwy 10
McMillian,Kacey Ledawn, 3350 Race St #2
Miller III, Cherless Hanry,4667 Hwy 10
Milligan, Nikayia Symone, 5845 Hwy 10
Minor,Charlene Lasha, 2495 Hwy 952
Minor,Roderick T, 2495 Hwy 952
Mitchell, Aaron Keith, 7036 BradfordLn
Monjure, Larry Joseph, 5002 Hwy 10
Moore, William Spencer,2226 Hwy 964
Morace, Glynn A, 2824 Hwy 10
Morgan Jr,Gregory Dale, 3905 Hwy 952
Morgan, Matthew Lee, 3341 College St
Morris, Orin, 4502 Hwy 951
Morrison, Jovante, 2832 Hwy 10
Mulkey, Gladys L, 4626 Hwy 68
Netterville, Jennifer Renea, 2425 Charles Dr
Nguyen, Anh Tuan, 5225 Hwy 10
Ogea, Ingrid S, 2933 College St
Owens III, Audrey Lee, 1636 Cherry St
Owens, Candace Kristine, 3621 Bank St
Ozbolt, Joseph Lyndon, 5001 Hwy 10
Palmer,Debbie Ann, 369 Hwy 61
Patterson, Larissa Lynn, 2637 Charles Dr
Perry,Sarenah, 3034 Carolyn Sue Dr
Peshoff, Chad D, 4502 Hwy 951
Phillips, Maurice Lyndell, 7150 Richardson Loop
Plain, Ayisha Jnai, 4415 Hwy952
Polk, Edward, 2120 Hatfield Ln
Pontrelli, Daniel James, 4626 Hwy68
Powell, Christopher Byron, 4502 Hwy 951
Prince, AndreD,5002 Hwy10
Quiette, Doretha Lee, 1631 Wilson Dr
Quiette, Jerry Louis, 2413 James Dunn Ln
Quiette, Renay Marie, 2413 James Dunn Ln
Ramos, Aidan Donavan, 3713 Market St #13
Ramsey,Brian Roy,1513 Hwy61
Redmond, William Robert, 1331 Cedar St
Reuter,Hayley M, 2560 Hwy10
Richardson, Bryan D, 3668 Race St
Riegel, Thomas Daniel, 6712 Elliott Ln
Riley,Stephanie L, 4502 Hwy951
Roberts, Brandy Poe, 6920 Hwy68
Roberts, Jalen Kiara, 4061 Blount Ln
Roberts, William Cody,2909 Market St
Robins, Freddie Wayne, 2143 Hatfield Ln
Robinson, Louis Jeffery,10903 Sholes Ln
Rodgers, Charles H, 2747 Creekfield Rd
Rogers, Frances Darlene, 1273 SycamoreSt
Rollins, Sandra F, 1611 Wilson Dr
Rome, Garrett Lucien, 3233 Church St
Rose, Anthony Tyron, 4046 ChurchSt
Ross, Scarlett, 2448 Schwing Dr
Roth, Alan Edward, 1241 Colonial Dr
Roubique, Bonnie B, 1604 Wilson Dr #4
Ruffin, William Francis, 508 Clover Ridge Dr
Sagely,Noah Scott, 2838 Carolyn Sue Dr
Sambo, Shamquan Warshaum, 2120 Hatfield Ln
Sanders, Ronald, 5833 Hwy10
Schutzman, ClareRita, 4012 Church St
Searcy III, John Edwin, 1547 Callie St
Sherrouse, Loretta Annette, 1616 Wilson Dr
Showalter,Brandon Tyler,4637 Hwy68
Shuff, Laura A, 2607 Charles Dr
Sibley,Shirley Frank, 1315 Hermitage Dr
Sikes, Angela Joy,3034 Carolyn Sue Dr Sikes, Shannon Ray,3034 Carolyn Sue Dr Silas, Sedrick P, 4502 Hwy951
Simmons, Angela Yeager,8280 Hwy68
Simmons, Taylor Murice, 2462 Schwing Dr
Sims, Calvin Randall, 2476 Hwy952
Sims, Lameisha Anchelle, 2148 GeorgeBrown Ln
Sims, Paul Roderick, 2401 Hwy952
Sims, Vernon Elton, 2391 Hwy952
Sjoblom, Bonnie Joshlin, 2924 Bank St
Slocum, Rachael Rae, 2924 Bank St
Smith, Heather A, 3420 Hwy10
Smith, Joshua Kane, 2383 Hollyridge Rd
Smith, Kathy P, 3801 Cooks Ln
Smith, Tyquaylon Kejuan, 1339 Walnut St
Sonier,Jaylon Terrell, 7014 Hwy10
Spiers, Jorja Ann, 4149 Cooper Ln Spillman, Catherine, 1077 Hwy61#LOT B
Steele, Virginia S, 4012 Church St
Stelly,Dominick Bergeron, 955 Feliciana Crossing Dr Stelly,Jody Arista, 955 Feliciana Crossing Dr Stewart Jr,Andrew Jackson, 3359 Bank St Stinson, Christopher Deon, 7053 Richardson Loop
Summers, Jennifer,2236 Hwy10
Swilley,Carroll B, 1209 Colonial Dr Tash, Kayla Danielle, 2814 Jo Ann St Thierry,Allana Marie, 901 Feliciana Crossing Dr Thomas Jr,Buddy,6917 Hwy10
Thomas Jr,Gordon Clifford, 4502 Hwy951
Thomas, Cardarion Leqwon, 2835 Jo Ann St
Thomas, Carol Anne, 6917 Hwy10 Thomas, Eboni Collins, 3209 Quiet Ln Thomas, Keshunda L, 7090 Richardson Loop Thomas, Stacy Ann, 4502 Hwy 951 Thomas, Terrel Michelle, 4502 Hwy951 Thompson,Velista Spann, 7240 Richardson Loop Veal, Antonio, 4502 Hwy951 Vessel, Erica D, 3300 Franklin St Vessell, Juan, 3300 Franklin St Wade, Sharon M, 7043 Hwy952 Walker,Vanessa Scurria, 1569 Hwy955 Wall, Connie E, 2924 Bank St Wall, Delores S, 1230 Colonial Dr Wall, Marie J, 443 Hwy964 Wall, Misti Kay,2813 Race St Walling, Rian Fay,2425 Charles Dr Watson Jr,Joseph Fredrick, 2829 Race St Watson, Stephanie Lemoine, 2844 Race St Weaver,Paul Bernard, 2498 Hatfield Ln
Webb, Willie Tyreece, 3939 Hwy952
Welch, Amollaya May Pogue, 4520 Cooper Ln
Welch, Robyn Young, 4036 Church St Wells, Avery Nelson, 1211 SycamoreSt
Wesley,Shanna Michelle, 1285 SycamoreSt West, Melissa Sue, 2613 Hollyridge Rd West, Patrick Christian, 2613 Hollyridge Rd White Jr,Curtis, 4502 Hwy951 White, Adriane Darnell, 2427 Hwy952 White, Caroline Deneen, 3300 Franklin St White, Rachel McKowen, 849 Dougherty Ln Whitfield, Hubert, 3565 Bourbon St Whittington, Mary Frances Taylor,7086 Hwy68 Williams, Ashleigh Lauren, 7159 Tommy James Ln Williams, Danielle Brooke, 6407 Hwy68 Williams, Ernest L, 7393 Tommy James Ln Williams, Kendrick Marcel, 3940 College St Williams, Lamarcus Andrew,7159 Tommy James Ln Williams, Michael Jerome, 4502 Hwy951 Wilson, Derrick W, 5956 Hwy10 Wilson, Kaitlyn Nicole, 3913 Market St Wilson, Shadricka Chantey,7221 Richardson Loop Wood, Jeffery Dale, 2630 Dawson Rd Woodard, Thelma Louise, 2850 Cory Paul Ave Wren, Linda, 2464 Schwing Dr Wright, Franklin Lee, 3968 Hwy952 Wright, Jamacia D, 2533 Hwy10#20 Wright, Jessica Colleen, 7000 Hwy10 Young Jr,Wallace, 5002 Hwy10 Young, Lionel, 5002 Hwy10 Norwood Anderson, Braniffiya Monique, 3311 Oak St Anderson, Carlos Keon, 7294 Hwy422 Barnes, Joseph Levie, 3604 Thompson Creek Rd Brown, Arvin Montrel, 11761 Perkins Rd Brown, Daytra Daynette, 11951 Stewart Ln Brown, Jessica Renee, 13626 Maple St Brown, John Thomas, 13704 James Ln Brown, Leroy Anthony,11761 Perkins Rd Brown, Thomas Jr,12656 Kent Rd Cannon, Alicia Dionne, 11983 Kent Rd Cannon, Samuel, 11995 Kent Rd Daniel, Melvin, 12168 Kent Rd Dixon, Travis L, 12610 Davis Ln Dunn, Davon Jamal, 12706 Freil Ln Dunn, Mack Arthur,12630 Davis Ln Foster,Blade Austin, 11381 Dan Delee Rd Gilmore, Joseph Lee, 13010 Main St Gipson III, Ivory L, 12096 Kent Rd Glascock, Cole Jelks, 13825 Morning Glory Ln Gordon, Angela Marie, 17515 Hwy67 Granger,Nedra Faye, 17837 Norwood Ln Hardwick, Herman Hilton, 17109 Hwy67 Harris, Jeremy Wayne, 17795 Hwy67 Hey,Donald George, 1862 Thompson Creek Rd Hill, Monica Mitchell, 2412 Thompson Creek Rd Hollins, Carlton Jemel, 1495 Thompson Creek Rd Hughes, Sarah Elizabeth, 12120 Perkins Rd Jones, Cleovis Mark, 14000 Morgan Ln Kelly,Octavia Marie, 11577 Old Norwood-Wilson Rd Leroy,Harold E, 398 Wheelock Ln Lewis, Julisa Nicole, 13800 Pecan St Little, Jody Randall, 3638 Thompson Creek Rd London Jr,Simon, 11536 Collins Ln Mims, David, 3932 Spec Garig Rd Mooney,Shelby Lyn, 14720 Beaver Creek Rd Mosher,Laurie Lynn, 3255 Ash St Nottingham, Jessie Ray,3414 Oak St Perdue, William Brandon, 14769 Beaver Creek Rd Peterson, Madalyn Brook, 14871 Shady Grove Ln Ramsey,Leroy,11318 Dan Delee Rd Royal, Cheryl D, 17795 Hwy67 Royal, Samond, 17769 Hwy67 Spears, Lacey Lamont, 9109 Hwy422 Thomas, Leston Michael, 13966 Elm St Thomas, Marcus Antoine, 12637 Freil Ln Turner,Charlie, 4414 Azalea St Underwood, Deandra Lafaye, 11577 Old Norwood-Wilson Rd West, Willie Mae, 9299 Hwy422
WEST FELICIANA HOSPITAL
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MONTHLYMEETING
Date: October 23, 2025
MEMBERS PRESENT:Rev.OltonScott, Chair;Magruder Hazlip, ViceChair; Rhonda Beauchamp; Ernest Ayo. (one vacancy)
MEMBERS ABSENT:Rev.Craig Dalferes, Aimee Cook.
1) CALL TO ORDER
Rev.Scott called the regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of West Feliciana Hospital to order at 5:00 p.m.
2) INVOCATION
Rev.gave the invocation.
3) ROLL CALL
Four out of seven commissionerswerepresent constituting a quorum.
4) PUBLIC COMMENTS
Public Comment forms wereoffered.
5)CONSENT AGENDA (Onevote, all items)
Mr.Hazlip moved to accept the agenda as presented. Ernest Ayo seconded. The motion passed unanimously
a. Approval of August 28, 2025, Minutes
b. Medical StaffPolicies
MH moved to accept the minutes. EY seconded it, and with all in favor and no abstentions, it passed unanimously
6) OLD BUSINESS
a. OBBBA Update
Mr.Chastant explained some of the impacts the OBBBA has or will have on West Feliciana Hospital &Clinics including the Rural Health Transformation Fund.
b. Federal Detention Camp 57
Chairman Scott explained some of the safety issues of FDC 57 for West Feliciana Hospital and its emergency services and Mr Chastant explained about the hospital and the adaptions required to follow all guidelines and processes for the Federal Detention Camp 57 at Angola.
7) NEW BUSINESS
a. Surplus Approval
Mr.Chastant explained that unused or disposition of equipment, the equipment can be approved as surplus to allow the hospital to obtain any residual value from the items. The ophthalmology items that werenot in use by the hospital or its affiliates areeligible to be surplus via an percentage auction protocol. The disposition of the other items have adifferent methodology Amotion was made by Ms. Beauchamp to approve the surplus list. The motion as presented was seconded by Mr. Ayo. With allin favor,the motion passed.
b. Government Shutdown Affect
Mr.Chastant explained some of the difficulties facing West Feliciana Hospital, its residents and their healthcaredue to the government shutdown.
c. Blue Cross Premium Increase
Chairman Scott described the hospital’semployee health insurance increase. Lisa Delatte, Director of HR, further explained premium increase for employee health insurance and the breakdown of the costs.
Amotion was made by Mr.Ayo to approve the health insurance premium increase at the current 75%Hospital/25%Employee split. The motion as presented was seconded by Ms. Beauchamp. With all in favor,the motion passed.
d. Approval 2025-2026 Operational Budget
Mr.Doescher,CFO, presented the proposed Operational Budget for the Hospital Service District of West Feliciana Hospital Louisiana in detail for the 2025-2026 fiscal year including new service lines and operations. Mr.Doescher also presented the proposed Capital Budget for the Hospital Service District of West Feliciana Hospital Louisiana for the 2025-2026 Fiscal year including equipment replacement and end of life issues as the hospital ages.
Amotion was made by Ms. Beauchamp to approve the 2025-2026 Operational Budget as presented. The motion was seconded by Mr.Hazlip. With all in favor,the motion passed.
e. Approval 2025-2026 Capital Budget
Mr.Doescher also presented the proposed Capital Budget for the Hospital Service District of West Feliciana Hospital Louisiana for the 2025-2026 Fiscal year including equipment replacement and end of life issues as the hospital ages.
Amotion was made by Mr.Ayo to approve the 2025-2026 Capital Budget as presented. The motion was seconded by Mr.Hazlip. With all in favor,the motion passed.
f. Approval of Community Paramedicine Policies
Mr.Chastant explained that the Medical Staffapproved of the policies at their last meeting. Ms. Kathy Terry went through an overview of the Community Paramedicine program.
Amotion was made by Mr.Ayo to approve the Community Paramedicine Policies as presented. The motion was seconded by Mr.Hazlip. With all in favor,the motion passed.
8) BUILDING REPORT
a. Urgent Care/Specialty Building
Mr.Chastant continued by explaining the progress on the Specialty &Urgent CareBuilding.
9) ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
Presented by Lee Chastant, CEO
Mr.Chastant explained the progress on the Community Paramedicine program. The hospital and its invitation to the American Hospital Association Rural Patient Safety Summit. He first recognized Denise Paul, IT Director,for her national presentation on cybersecurity at rural hospitals. The contributions of Samantha Williams werehighlighted at the International American College of Cardiology conference with Ms. Williamspresenting aposter.Also recognized was community paramedic and educator Mona Roan. Mr.Chastant announced the resignation of Ms. Castello fromthe board, explained the terms limits of commissioners and the annual disclosurestatements needed from boardmembers. Finally,he explained the Krewe of Chemin Neuf had afundraiser “Clutch for aCause” with the proceeds to partially benefitthe West Feliciana HealthcareFoundation.
10) PERSONNEL REPORT
(In boardfolder)
11) FINANCIAL REPORT
Scott Doescher,CFO, gave an update on the Balance Sheet, Operating Statement, Cash, and Investments. He also demonstrated the hospital statistics for the month.
12) ADJOURNMENT
Therewas no further business to discuss, Ms. Beauchamp motioned to adjournthe meeting. Mr.Hazlip seconded the motion, with all in favor, and the meeting adjourned at 6:39 p.m.
Magruder Hazlip, Vice-ChairOlton Scott, Chair
WEST FELICIANA HOSPITAL
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERSMONTHLYMEETING
Date: November 20, 2025
MEMBERS PRESENT:Rev.Olton Scott, Chair; Magruder Hazlip, ViceChair; Rev.Craig Dalferes; Rhonda Beauchamp.
MEMBERS ABSENT:Aimee Cook; Earnest Ayo. (VACANT)
1) CALL TO ORDER
Rev.Scott called the regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of West Feliciana Hospital to order at 5:00 p.m.
2) INVOCATION
Rev.Dalferes gave the invocation.
3) ROLL CALL
Four out of seven commissioners werepresent, constituting a quorum.
4) PUBLIC COMMENTS
PublicComment forms wereoffered.
5) CONSENT AGENDA (One vote, all items)
Ms. Beauchamp moved to accept the agenda as presented. Mr Hazlip seconded. The motion passed unanimously
a. Approval of October 23, 2025, Minutes
Ms. Beauchamp moved to accept the minutes. Mr.Hazlip seconded it, and with all in favor and no abstentions, it passed unanimously
6) OLD BUSINESS
a. Programs and Services Update
Mr.Chastant explained some of the projects, programs, and services that West Feliciana has added or will soon add to the portfolio of services.
b. Rural Transition Funds Update
Rev.Scott and Mr.Chastant explained the latest information about the Rural Transition Funds Program.
7) NEW BUSINESS
a. Compliance Committee Report
LaTosha Williams, the compliance officer,presented the compliance committee report. Mr.CyMcCord, aResident of the State of Louisiana, made apublic comment.
Amotion was made by Mr.Hazlip to approve the Compliance Committee Report. The motion as presented was seconded by Rev.Dalferes. With all in favor,the motion passed.
b. Boiler Replacement Quotes
Mr.Chastant explained the options for the boiler replacements needed. All the quotes wereoffered and discussed.
Amotion was made by Rev.Dalferes to accept the bid for the boilers from Versa for $121,700. The motion as presented was seconded by Mr.Hazlip. With all in favor,the motion passed.
c. Trails Project CEA
Mr.Chastant and Rev.Scott explained that the town needs some funding to complete the walkways that will eventuallybepart of the Trails Overarching Full plan.
Amotion was made by Ms. Beauchamp to approve the CEA for up to $40,000 with the Town of St. Francisville, as long as the Trails Overarching Full plan. The motion as presented was seconded by Rev.Dalferes. With all in favor,the motion passed.
d. Ad Valorem TaxRenewal
Rev.Scott spoke about AI. Mr.Chastant made the boardaware of the Ad Valorem tax renewal and some possibleoptions for the renewal or non-renewal
8) BUILDING REPORT
a. Urgent Care/Specialty Building
Mr.Chastant continued by explaining the progress on the Specialty &Urgent CareBuilding and the nurse practitioners.
9) ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
Presented by Lee Chastant, CEO
Mr.Chastant explained some of the end-of-year events the hospital will participate in, the 340B program expansion, and the terms of the Hospital BoardofCommissioners.
Mr.Ayo joined the meeting at this point, 5:58 PM.
10) PERSONNEL REPORT
(In boardfolder)
11) FINANCIAL REPORT
Scott Doescher,CFO, gave an update on the Balance Sheet, Operating Statement, Cash, and Investments. He also demonstrated the hospital statistics for the month. Additionally dialysis, as aservice, was discussed. Debt service was also discussed.
12) ADJOURNMENT
Therewas no further business to discuss, and Ms. Beauchamp motioned to adjournthe meeting. Mr.Hazlip seconded the motion, with all in favor,and the meeting adjourned at 6:26 p.m.
Magruder Hazlip, Vice-ChairOlton Scott, Chair
WESTFELICIANA HOSPITAL BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MONTHLYMEETING
Date: December 18, 2025
MEMBERS PRESENT:Rev.Olton Scott, Chair; Magruder Hazlip, ViceChair; Rev.CraigDalferes; Rhonda Beauchamp; Aimee Cook; Ernest Ayo; Dyvar Anderson.
MEMBERS ABSENT:
1) CALL TO ORDER
Rev.Scott called the regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of West Feliciana Hospital to order at 5:00 p.m.
2) INVOCATION
Fr.Dalferes gave the invocation
3) ROLL CALL
Seven out of seven commissioners were present, constituting aquorum when Ms. Beachamp arrived at 5:05pm beforeany business was conducted
4) INTRODUCTION OF NEW BOARD MEMBER DYVAR ANDERSON Dyvar Anderson was sworninasaCommissioner of the Hospital Service District of West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, by District Attorney Sam D’Aquilla.
5) PUBLIC COMMENTS
Public Comment forms wereoffered.
6) CONSENT AGENDA (One vote, all items)
Mr.Hazlip moved to accept the agenda as presented. Fr.Dalferes seconded. The motion passed unanimously
a. Approval of November 20, 2025, Minutes
Mr.Ayo moved to accept the minutes with two corrections. Mr Hazlip seconded it, and with all in favor and no abstentions, it passed unanimously
6) OLD BUSINESS
a. Urgent Care/Specialty Operations
Chairman Scott and Mr.Chastant explained some of the operational activities of the Urgent Care’screation and the Specialty Clinic’smove, including staffing and hours of operation.
b. Rural Transition Funds Update
Rev.Scott and Mr.Chastant explained the latest information from the state Department of Health about the Rural Transition Funds Program and information from the Rural Health Coalition.
c. Agreement with West Feliciana Schools for Medical Services
Mr Chastant discussed some of the new medical and behavioral health services the hospital is intending to provide the West Feliciana School System. Adraft was presented to the board.
8) NEW BUSINESS
a. Specialty Physicians
Mr.Chastant went over some of the new opportunities and new providers and specialists the hospital is planning to onboardsoon or recruit to meet the needs of West Feliciana Parish.
b. Quarterly Performance Improvement (PI) Report
Samantha Williams, Performance Improvement Coordinator reviewed the Quarter 2and 3PIreports and presented data on patient satisfaction, Quality Measures, Annual Measures, and HCAPS.
c. Proposed 2026 Meeting Dates
Mr.Chastant and Rev.Scott explained the schedule of the upcoming meetings for the BoardofCommissioners for 2026.
d. Master Service Agreement LHA Solutions
Mr.Chastant explained LHA Solutions, and the opportunities of contracting with them, and will provide the hospital with the ability to aggregate data and compareitwith similar hospitals.
Amotion was made by Mr.Ayo to approve the Master Service Agreement LHA Solutions. The motion as presented was seconded by Ms. Beauchamp. With all in favor,the motion passed.
e. Claritev Contract
Chairman Scott explained the structureofthe contract then Mr Doescher,CFO, spoke about the details of the Claritev contract and the hospital’sopportunities to renegotiate payer contracts and confirm that payer contracts areenforced to maximize available reimbursement.
Mr.Ayo moved to accept the Claritev Contract. The motion as presented was seconded by Ms. Beauchamp. With all in favor,the motion passed.
9) BUILDING REPORT
a. Urgent Care/Specialty Building
Mr.Chastant continued by explaining the progress on the Specialty &Urgent CareBuilding and the providers, staff, and equipment.
10) ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
Presented by Lee Chastant, CEO
Mr.Chastant explained that four board positions would be open for renewal and reminded the boardofthe two annual trainings required. Mr.Chastant also explained some governmental changes that could impact the hospital’s financial situation with the 340B Drug Program and the State Hospital and Physician DPP programs.
11) PERSONNEL REPORT (In boardfolder)
12) FINANCIAL REPORT
Scott Doescher,CFO, gave an update on the Balance Sheet, Operating Statement, Cash, and Investments. He also demonstrated the hospital statistics for the month. Interest rates, audits, and other financial items werediscussed.
13) ADJOURNMENT
Therewas no further business to discuss, and Ms. Beauchamp moved to adjournthe meeting. Ms. Cook seconded the motion, and with all in favor,the meeting adjourned at 6:28 p.m.
Magruder Hazlip, Vice-Chair Olton Scott, Chair


Alist of
Angola Davis III, Sidney Jackson, 16 BluebirdDr Davis, Jessica Kerby,10Bobwhite Dr Ellis, Benjamin C, 15 Pelican Dr Galloway,Mark Douglas, 22 Falcon St Middleton, Melissa Ann, 14 Egret Dr Moreau, Rebekah Renae, 18 Egret Dr Moreau, Stephen T, 11 HummingbirdSt Revere, Deborah Ann, 16 Highland St Sharp, Matthew Kelly,21Falcon St St Francisville Allen, Derrick Lemoyne, 6926 Indian Mound Rd Anderson, Emma R, 5504 BlackmoreRd Andress Jr,Robert, 5778 Commerce St-Sf Sq Apts Arbuthnot, Shronnia Lashia, 7252 Solitude Rd Armstrong, David Angus, 4885 Tunica St Banks, Lydell A, 9912 Street E-Hardwood Barfield, Jasmin B, 7558 Solitude Rd Barrow,Loretta Pierre, 6801 Indian Mound Rd Batson, Malcolm Gale, 6871 Virginia Ln Bayless, Shane Noel, 14189 La Hwy 10 #18
Beckham, Jonathan Ray,8374 Us Hwy 61
Berry,Raquel Marie, 11701 Givens Rd #19
Bibbins, Keshia Shauntell, 7159 Woodpecker Dr
Bishop, Margaret Jennings, 5078 Live Oak Dr
Blair,Robert Lance, 5387 Rosedown Ct #441
Blake Jr,James Lee, 11907 La Hwy 965 Boyce, Emalie Anne, 6843 Barrow Hill Dr Boyd, Kendra Sharnae’, 10523 Walker Rd
Breeden, Abbey Lynne, 9222 Catalpa Ct-Audubon Hills Briscoe, Kaydee D, 5529 Hilltop Cir Brooks Jr,Eddie, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #1A
Brooks, Ada Michelli, 10323 Gould Dr #2 Brooks, Derrick, 7990 Solitude Rd Brooks, Elvin Theodore, 10323 Gould Dr #2
Brooks, Geraldine, 10323 Gould Dr #2
Brown, Jacob Allen, 9247 Airport Rd
Brown, Randy Renaldo, 12240 Jackson Rd-Rosehill Apt #14A
Brumfield, Rekeem Rashawn, 7025 Barrow Creek Dr Burroughs, Aalycia D’anna, 5891 Street A-Hardwood Butler,Rhonda Teshawn, 7159 Woodpecker Dr Byrum, Brent R, 4861 La Hwy 966 Cain, Johnell, 9857 Street D-Hardwood #11
Caldwell-Sanchez, Janetlane Angeliqa, 11849 Graham Rd Campbell, Judith Lowe, 13803 Sweetwood Hollow-Bluffs Cannon, Mandie Rene, 8857 Sage Hill Rd Carter,Ashley Janae, 5965 Street C-Hardwood Carter,Cara Percy,6760 Highland Rd Carter,Lindsay,11025 La Hwy 965
Cavalier,Janet Yvonne, 6731 Bayou Sara Way Clark, Benedict Chase, 9004 Tunica Trace Corkern, Braden Blake, 5321 Live Oak Dr Corkern, Bridget Candice, 5321 Live Oak Dr Corkern, Jeffery Keith, 5321 Live Oak Dr Cornwell, Kathy Winkler 9984 Havard Dr Cox, Brooke, 12558 La Hwy 10-Rosedown Ct #429 Cummings, Ferdinand, 13873 La Hwy 10
Cummings, Larry D, 11534 Coates Rd #3A
David, Mayce Slater,5778 Commerce St-Sf Sq Apts #12B
Deaver,Yevette Rena, 11911 Ferdinand St
Dedon, Hannah Rose, 10950 La Hwy 965
Delatte, Eric Allen, 12009 Graham Rd
Dittloff, Lyle Arvid, 9779 Royal St
Doherty,Carrie Wells, 6651 Indian Mound Rd
Doherty,Earlica Nichole, 6651 Indian Mound Rd
Dooley II, Anthony Joseph, 14087 La Hwy 10
Dozier,Bailey Alexander,7281 Reed Rd
Dukes, Domonique J, 5695 Us Hwy 61
Duncan, Arthur Ray,9795 Duncan Rd
Duncan, Christopher Jermaine, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #210 D Dupree, Dallas Megan Anne, 6176 Beechgrove Ln-Bluffs Dwyer,Collette Walker,8484 Us Hwy 61 Ebner,Christian, 5614 Hilltop Cir Ebner,Kari Noelle, 5614 Hilltop Cir Etheridge, Ryan, 9885 Dipple Dr Eulaerts, Victoria Alma Corine, 10655 Hamilton-Willis Rd Evans, Alexis Paige, 6818 Jones Connell Rd Faneca, Cheryl S, 7697 Sage Hill Rd Ferguson, Lula Mae, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #D14 Field, Lauren Kate, 4803 Audubon Ln Fiser,Emma Eugenia, 11911 Indigo Dr Foil, Erin Elise, 9693 Charlotte Armstrong Dr Foil, Joshua Meyer,14372 La Hwy 10 Ford, Latrice Vincent, 8904 Rosenthal Rd Ford, WilliardSherell, 7037 Tunica Trace Foret, Jason M, 7054 Bains Ristroph Rd Foster Sr,Melvin, 11731 Givens Rd #33 Foster,Vernon Frank, 6112 Beechgrove Ln-Bluffs Fowler Jr,Paula Renell, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #C208 Franklin, Isreal, 11100 Sligo Rd
Franklin, Rayshon Montrell, 11100 Sligo Rd GilmoreJr, Ernest, 8060 Sligo Rd Gilmore, Brenessa Stirgus, 11459 Sligo Rd Gilmore, Staniquia Mechele, 9762 La Hwy 965 #C6
Gorby-Powell, Tina, 4761 Camellia St
Goudeau, Curtis Sheldon, 11036 Jacock Rd
Goudeau, Jennifer Leanne, 11036 Jacock Rd Graham, Gordon, 10502 Bains Rd Graves, Debra H, 6260 Commerce St Green, Kimberly Rene, 4759 Street B-Hardwood Greene, Kristine, 11907 La Hwy 965
Gregson, Michael, 9670 La Hwy 965
Grisham, Arthur Shane, 10220 Mimosa Ct-Audubon Hills
Grisham, Melissa R, 9523 Oak Hill Rd
Guidry,Ashley Anyee, 9790 Bains Rd Guidry,Dennis, 15243 La Hwy10-Sf Ctry Manor
Guidry,Frances Wilcox, 9790 Bains Rd
Haile Jr,Johnny Ray,10789 La Hwy 965
Haile, Johnny Ray,5951 Street A-Hardwood
Hamilton, Johnny,15406 Us Hwy 61
Hamilton, Michaelyn Renee, 15398B Us Hwy 61
Hammack, Michael Kevin, 12118 Indigo Dr
Handy,Deann Marie, 7055 Woodpecker Dr
Haney,Jodie McClure, 1087 Parker District Ave
Harrington, Karen Smith, 9907 Royal St
Harrison, Darin, 7073 Woodpecker Dr
Harvey,Laura L, 4638 Pecan Grove Rd
Hays, DonaldRay,5637 Us Hwy 61
Hays, Jack Dalton, 7493 Sage Hill Rd
Heard, DedricMiguel, 8005 Us Hwy 61
Henderson, Charles S, 9771 Charlotte Armstrong Dr
Herrin, Matthew B, 9816 Barrow St
Hickman, Charles Curtis, 6871 Virginia Ln
Hickman, Susanne C, 6871 Virginia Ln
Hilliard, John, 6667 Indian Mound Rd
Holland, Donna Lynn, 7030 Virginia Ln
Honeycutt,Jarrod Clark, 9806 Royal St
Honeycutt,RichardL,9584 Old La Hwy 66
Hoyt, Christina Gail, 9955 Trails End
Hoyt, Katelynn Bell, 10006 Trails End
Irvine Jr,RussellL,5514 BlackmoreRd#6
Jackson Jr,John Henry,11689 Givens Rd #15
Jackson, Akilah O, 8076 Solitude Rd
Jackson, Ashley Nicole, 5913 Street B-Hardwood
James, Rosa White, 9857 Street D-Hardwood #29
Jarreau, Brian Keith, 12209 Graham Rd
Jenkins IV,Charles Edward, 10061 Us Hwy 61
Jenkins, Ashley Nicole, 10440 La Hwy 965
Johnson Jr,Jerry L, 5476 BlackmoreRd
Johnson, AngelaMichelle, 9197 Tunica Trace #A
Johnson, James Taylor,5819 Plantation Dr
Johnson, Jonathan Keith, 9197 Tunica Trace
Johnson, Michael Lewis, 9762 La Hwy 965
Johnson, Robert, 9762 La Hwy 965
Johnson, Sharon Elizabeth, 10762 Harris-Corner Rd
Johnson, Valerie Cherie, 7166 Woodpecker Dr
Jones, Barbara Gene, 6769 Indian Mound Rd
Jones, David Quintin, 9013 Us Hwy 61
Jones, DonaldRay,11695 Givens Rd #17
Jones, Jonathan Ray,7559 Tunica Trace
Jones, Justin Jermaine, 11441 Coates Rd
Jones, Nakisha Trenise, 12240 Jackson Rd-Rosehill Apts#5B
Kaufman, Meagan A, 4893 Audubon Ln
Kelly Jr,Tyrone, 10553 Sligo Rd
Kelly,Rodney Demetric, 11315 Old Laurel Hill Rd
Klein, William Ruffin, 6184 Us Hwy 61
Knight, Jeffery Paul, 12093 Indigo Dr
Knight, Joleen Lorraine, 12093 Indigo Dr
Labatut, James Banyon, 6832 Barrow Hill Dr
Lancaster,Gabriel West, 5585 La Hwy 966
Lancaster,Teresa W, 5507 La Hwy 966
Landrum, KymberleK,5956 StreetA-Hardwood #53
Lee, Derrick T, 11662 Givens Rd
Leet, Sheila Kay,9622 Old La Hwy 66
Leonard, Curtis Lamont, 10623 Walker Rd
Lofstrom, Brandon Thomas, 12081 Graham Rd
Lofton, Lonnie Erwin, 5936 Street A-Hardwood
London Jr,Dave, 7193 Bobwhite Dr
London, Adrian Barrett, 7087 Woodpecker Dr
Looney,Jens Enrico, 10064 Redbud St
Looney,Nora Nicole, 10064 Redbud St
Lowery,AbigailLouise, 5670 West Airport Rd
Maier,Cheryl Ann, 9946 Deer Haven Ln
Manry,Timothy C, 5387 Rosedown Ct
Maryman, Deanna Pearl,4970 Audubon Ln
Mc Cullough, Alice Lynn Dedon, 5597 Us Hwy 61
Mc Cullough, Allen David, 5597 Us Hwy 61
Mc Mullen, Lawrence Julius, 10039 La Hwy 421
McGuyer Peter Wren, 8599 Sage Hill Rd
Melancon, Alvin Joseph, 15243 La Hwy 10-Sf Ctry Manor
Mendel, Kristi L, 11317 DippleDr
Messenger,Charolette, 7660 Tunica Trace
Milton, David Norwood, 14022 Sunrise Way-Bluffs
Mitchell,JamauriaCharise, 5638 BlackmoreRd
Moore, Tammy Tarrell, 6667 Indian Mound Rd
Motes, Keith Ray,8589 Jones ConnellRd
Mullen, Roderick Louis, 5914 StreetA-Hardwood
Nazzrie, Rebekah Morel, 5339 Rosedown Ct #137
Nettles, Ashley Mckey,10896 North Lake Rosemound Rd
Nixon, Latora Shantell,5496 BlackmoreRd
Nordgren, Drew Eastman, 9869 Royal St
Norflin, Elander Larie, 5908 Street A-Hardwood #46
Norflin, John Thomas, 8754 Old Tunica Rd
Odom, Travis Winston, 4320 Folkes Rd
Offutt, Jason Edward, 8401 Tunica Trace
Ononye, Uche, 5919 Street C-Hardwood
Ott, Justin Murray,7829 Tunica Trace
Parker,Alexis Alisha, 8856 Flower Hill Rd
Parker,Joyce Marie, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts
Pate, Sarah Elizabeth, 9771 MarydaleRd
Patin, Brandi Lynn, 6740 McNeal Park Rd
Patterson Jr,Kelvin Dewayne, 8435 Warren Place Dr
Peck, Charlie, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #D-9
Peck, Mary Ann, 12788 Polk-Brannon Rd
Pecora, Stacey,9923 Wilcox St
Perry,Jessie Bertron, 6929 Joe Daniel Rd
Persaud, Kamla, 5778 Commerce St-Sf Sq Apts
Pilcher,Ava Elizabeth, 13876 Oakley Ln-Bluffs
Pines, Lyticia Consanda, 5965 Street C-Hardwood #28
Piper,Janice Patricia, 4860 Pecan Grove Rd
Pittman, Emma Leanne, 7559 Carah Dr
Polk, Herman D, 10623 Walker Rd
Pollet III, Lloyd Joseph, 6928 Weydert Way
Pomee, Mailia, 5397 BlackmoreRd Powell III, DencilFelder,10896 North Lake Rosemound Rd
Powell,Troy, 9762 La Hwy 965 #B9
Price Jr,Curtis Lorenzo, 5514 Blackmore Rd
Pruyn, Lyndon Perry,10664 Jacock Rd
Raby,James A, 6837 Indian Mound Rd
Rayford, Emmett L, 5231 CanfieldRd
Reames Jr,EddieHarold, 16431 La Hwy 10
Reyad, Lillian Rafik, 10734 Jacock Rd
Ricuard, Robert Allen, 10984 North Lake Rosemound Rd
Ritchie, Brandy Darecia, 8691 Tunica Trace
Ritchie, Maggie Anne, 11540 Dipple Dr
Ritchie, Stacy A, 8791 Tunica Trace
Roach Jr,Samuel,10762 Harris-Corner Rd
Robinson, Saron Nekisha, 5277 BlackmoreRd
Rothschild, Jane Ainsley,10441 Jacock Rd
Rothschild, Mei Lin, 10441 Jacock Rd
Rowan, Charles, 10476 Sligo Rd
Ruffin, Megan Ardis, 8868 Heir Rd
Ruiz, Sarah Grace, 12300 Cinderella-Lk Rosemound
Russell, PhetrisMonique, 7151 Woodpecker Dr
Russell, Sharnette, 9953 Street C-Hardwood #8
Sanders Jr,Horace Charles, 14342 La Hwy 10
Sanders, Ardaijah, 7740 Solitude Rd
Scalf, Rodney Lee, 5987 Commerce St
Self, Nathan, 6843 Barrow Hill Dr
Sims-Tameme, Tracy Lynne, 5797 Commerce St
Singleton, Brittany Shawnice, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts #F217
Singleton, Darryl W, 6610 Greenwood Rd
Smith, Angel Kelly,3938 Folkes Rd
Smith, Deborah Leigh, 5646 West Airport Rd
Smith, Gabriela Reese, 3938 Folkes Rd
Smith, Kaitlyn, 3938 Folkes Rd
Smith, Mark A, 3938 Folkes Rd
Smith, RonaldLewis, 7647 Carah Dr
Smith, Sean Michael, 7304 Solitude Rd
Smothers, Terrance, 8131 Solitude Rd
Stanwood, Terrica Lache, 10762 Harris-Corner Rd
Stephens, Rosa L, 10498 Sligo Rd
Sterling, Kenneth Dwayne, 5933 StreetC-Hardwood
Stevens, Dewayne Montrell, 8879 Dove Ave
Steveson, Cory,5296 BlackmoreRd
Stewart, Marvin Lee, 9339 Airport Rd
Sullivan, Nolan V, 6044 Commerce St
Talbot, Jordan Barrett, 6970 Barrow Creek Dr
Tameme, Wesam S, 10006 Martin St
Tate, Amanda Patterson, 6578 Joe Daniel Rd
Tate, Michael Jerome, 6924 Greenwood Rd
Taylor,Rebecca Faith, 9764 American Beauty St
Tedford-Vitols, Samantha Rose, 5778 Commerce St-Sf Sq Apts
Terry,Glen Richard, 11907 La Hwy 965
Tingle II, Larry Duane, 6932 Virginia Ln
Torrance, Corey Montreal, 5352 Commerce St
Turner,Brittney Joel, 5695 Us Hwy 61
Turner,Donald Ray,4259 Us Hwy 61
Turner,Linda Gamble, 4259 Us Hwy 61
Turner,Wanda Michelle, 7418 Solitude Rd
Tygres, Chad William, 10092 Redbud St
Tygres, Virginia Marie, 10092 Redbud St
Underwood, Fabian Thomas, 17780 La Hwy 10
Vessel, Betty W, 8654 Sage Hill Rd
Vessel, Dana Danielle, 5639 Crimson Glory Dr
Vessel, Milton Dewayne, 5604 BlackmoreRd
Vessell, Travis Louis, 5604 BlackmoreRd
Vincent, Donna Marie, 8900 Rosenthal Rd
Vincent, Erica Renee’, 12706 Cheerful Valley Rd
Walden, Debra P, 7362 Stirling Rd
Walsh, Shane Daniel, 5720 Commerce St
Ware,Rose London, 10323 Gould Dr #15
Washington, James E, 5947 Street B-Hardwood
Webber,Joi Victoria, 8869 Flower Hill Rd
Welch, Lucian E, 3715 La Hwy 964
Whitaker,Danny,10323 Gould Dr #18
White, Tracey Levon, 5386 BlackmoreRd
Whitfield, Byron Edward, 9541 Old La Hwy 66
Williams, Conna Blackwell, 14023 Clubhouse Way-Bluffs
Williams, George Todd, 11082 Walker Rd
Williams, Jeshua La’ted, 4841 Andrew Jackson Ct
Williams, Kenyatta Lorraind Warner,6302 Greenwood Rd
Williams, Kirby T, 9911 Street E-Hardwood
Williams, Roderick, 5180 Burnett Rd-Audubon Apts
Williamson, Everitt James, 5902 Forest Glen Ln
Wilson, Patrick R, 8924 Greenwood Rd
Wilson, Sherry L, 12113 Pioneer Tr Pk Rd
Winfield, Casey Levorna, 5778 CommerceSt-Sf Sq Apts
Woodside, Henry W, 9267 Us Hwy61
Wright Jr,Neil A, 5378 Live Oak Dr
Wright, Elmo, 5993 Street C-Hardwood #C
Wright, Rebecca J, 5378 Live Oak Dr Young, Kirtland A, 9762 La Hwy 965 #C2 Tunica
Cornette, Monika Shafer,10672 BoardHollow Rd
Dixon, Connie R, 10464 Central Rd
Doggett, Connie D, 4416 Crescent Rd
Felder,Samuel Lee, 10754 Hoshman Rd
Parker,Marcus B, 16102 Tunica Trace
Straughter,Beryl, 15899 Tunica Trace
Webb, Mable, 13672 BTunica Trace Wells, Shannah Marie, 10758 Wells Rd Wakefield
Abrahamson,Teresa L, 8922 Deer Run Rd
Adams, Robbie Barnum, 11208 Us Hwy 61-Sinclairs #11-B
Allen, Kenneth Lenard, 10840 BrownDr Allen, Odell, 10840 Brown Dr Arceneaux, Michael Rene’, 9663 Island Rd
Bertrand, Cynthia A, 11208 Us Hwy 61-Sinclairs
Blakely, Margie A, 10833 Brown Dr Braswell, Donald James, 10732 Country AireDr Brown, Devin Orlando, 12638 Island Rd Bullis Jr,Jimmie Donald, 9212 Mulberry Hill Rd Caruso, Teri Sue, 8823 Reech Rd Cook, Wallace Matthew,10631 Us Hwy 61 Corbett, Joshua Wayne, 9116 Dorothy Ln Delatte, Ashley Ann, 9946 ByrnesRd Delatte, Cameron Paul, 11129 Dewberry Ln Demby,Andrew,15188 La Hwy421 Flint, Michael Wayne, 9836 ByrnesRd Fontenot, Jeffrey Dale, 8531 MuscadineLnEast Fortenberry,Michelle Annette, 10829 Jokers Ln Glasper,Larry Hill, 12635 Us Hwy 61 Glasper,Malikha Shenea, 12635 Us Hwy 61 Griffey,James Gary,8814 Deer Run Rd Gwin, Rosie Mae, 15162 La Hwy421 Halstead Jr,William, 10642 Shady Grove Rd Hammer Jr,William Wayne, 11420 Us Hwy 61 Heath, Scott Alan, 8288 MuscadineLnEast Hilburn, Darla Bowden, 8790 Island Rd Hunt, Cassanndra Marie, 11102 Us Hwy 61 Johnston,Elliott Michael, 13218 La Hwy 421 Lanehart, Samuel O, 10465 ByrnesRd Langlois, Alicia Danielle, 8713 Reech Rd Martin, Dustin C, 11046 Wakefield Dr South Mason, Megan, 8905 Reech Rd Mathis Jr,Rolie Wesley,9009 Island Rd McCaig, Mackenzie, 10807 Wakefield Dr South Mccoy,Rachael Marie, 11827 Us Hwy 61 McDaniel, George T, 11688 Island Rd Mitchell, Lagarin Ledunyae, 11240 Us Hwy61 Mooney,Joshua Wayne, 10580 Dutsch Rd Mooney,Lanell S, 10580 Dutsch Rd Nevels, Darby Ann, 10850 FireTower Rd Newman, Patricia Guillory,11111 Wakefield Dr North Pate, Gregory Jermaine, 10943 Wakefield Dr North Perkins Jr,RichardLee, 15162 La Hwy 421 Ricard, Kathy D. Ardoin, 8926 Island Rd Straughter,Terry Dewayne, 8843 Island Rd Ulmer,Karlyn Hall, 11071 Wakefield Dr South Wallace Jr,Jimmy Vernon, 8049 Muscadine Ln East Whittington, Anthonie, 8378 Muscadine Ln Williams, Brent Keithshon,8843 Island Rd Williams, Damon Jamaal, 11208 Us Hwy 61-Sinclairs #30 Williams, Matthew D’angelo, 11208 Us Hwy 61-Sinclairs Wood, Cynthia I, 11209 Dewberry Ln Wood, James Keith, 11209 Dewberry Ln Weyanoke Branciere, John A, 9777 Tunica Trace Britten, Raymun Dante, 7592 Magnolia Rd Clark, Jesse, 6490 Ouida-Irondale Rd Dufour,Joseph Nolan, 8224 Carver Rd Ellis, Joseph, 12362 Tunica Trace Gray,Jerome Christopher,12037 Tunica Trace Harris, Kelsey Lashun, 6364 Ouida-Irondale Rd Johnston,Vivian Sue, 8307 Carver Rd Mills, Reginald Vidal, 6364 Ouida-Irondale Rd Monroe, Eric Julian, 7439 Smothers Rd Morrison, Genevieve, 10938 Tunica Trace Plylar,Helen Bond, 6890 Ouida-Irondale Rd Scott Jr,Wallace, 6436 Ouida-Irondale Rd Sims, Joseph Lamar, 8094 Carver Rd
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