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Sheriff won't appeal ruling in delinquent sales tax case

Thu,08/18/22-2:52PM, 848 Reads
Washington Parish Sheriff Randy Seal said his department does not plan to appeal a judge’s ruling in a sales tax case.
Last week, District Judge Allan Zaunbrecher ruled that a Mount Hermon farm’s sheep and Black Angus cattle sales were exempt from sales tax.
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Opinion: Life is so much more than suffering

Tue,05/20/25-6:46PM, 848 Reads 9,433 Statewide
It is a sad sign of the times that an explosion at a building, such as the one reported this past weekend in California, does not cause the shock that it once would have. These attacks happen too often; most of us are numb to them, sometimes even when people are killed.
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Long sentence likely as Lee convicted of attempted murder and asron

Thu,03/16/23-3:30PM, 847 Reads
Last Thursday a Washington Parish jury unanimously found Mardeontae Lee, 25, of Franklinton, guilty on three counts of attempted first degree murder and one count of aggravated arson. District Judge Alan Zaunbrecher presided over the trial.
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Enon Community News

By KAREN THIGPEN KAREN THIGPEN
Thu,08/18/22-7:53PM, 847 Reads
We successfully made it through the first full week of school. I am so glad to see the eager, smiling faces each day. Our students are amazing, and the teachers, staff and bus drivers are top notch! I am so thankful to work where I do at Enon Elementary, and with the people that I do. You just couldn’t ask for a better place to be!
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