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Year 151, No. 18 Rayville, La 1 Section, 8 Pages $1 Editorial Broadband Internet is essential to rural America Strengthening access to broadband ser- tisan support. Already, offi cials from both vices in rural America is a priority for the sides of the aisle have signaled their at- wellbeing of our nation – it will ensure that tention to this issue, and have recognized everyone has the ability to engage with the importance of expanding broadband the world in a meaningful way. Despite access to all Americans. Republicans and the extensive progress that we have made Democrats must use this common ground over the past two decades to expand inter- to increase broadband access through in- net coverage, roughly 18 million Ameri- frastructure funding which will enable cans still do not have access to broadband greater broadband connectivity. In turn, at home. For too long our networks have more funding and a robust technologi- left some of our fellow citizens out, and its cal infrastructure will help close the rural time that we get to work to fi x this gap. availability divide, and bring fast internet We at Louisiana State Newspapers, pro- to everyone across the country. vide community news coverage in 23 mu- Despite strong investment from the pri- National champions nicipalities located in 13 parishes across vate sector on this front, we need federal Congratulations to the 2020 Louisiana Havok 10U World Series Champions. this state. Information is our business, and policy to step in and help get the job done. The team traveled to Ocean Springs, Miss., and competed in the USSSA Sum- we know fi rsthand that the internet has Our nation only stands to benefi t from mer Games bringing the title back to Louisiana. Members are, back row, Coach revolutionized how folks read the news closing the digital divide. Increasing rural Jared Twiner, Branten Twiner, Keller Bradley, Jenson Hurley, Nolan Gandy, Ry- and communicate with the world. Many of broadband will make it easier for kids to lan Smith and Coach Nathan Medlin; and, front row, Coach Todd Hough, Aiden our readers have moved exclusively online, access information for their schooling, lo- Twiner, Camryn Medlin, Layton Hough, Dan Evans, Tyler Gix, Jace Coleman and get all of their information from our cal businesses to expand their marketplace, and Coach Jason Hurley. online news service. This trend will only and for folks to fi nd a job and get back to accelerate as our technology improves; work. Congress must take action to include therefore, it is crucial that all Americans funding in some form of COVID relief are caught up to speed with the pace of this stimulus effort. Public schools reschedule fi rst day rapid technological change. In order to stay We look forward to the coming push to The Richland Parish School System the current school calendar can be found updated, we must invest in our rural broad- make fast internet a reality for every Amer- has rescheduled the fi rst day of school by visiting the Richland Parish School band coverage. ican. for public school students to Aug. 26. Board website at http://richland.k12. Despite all of the gridlock in Washing- The school opening plan, updates and la.us. ton, this issue should receive strong bipar- Louisiana State Newspapers District attorney, judges unopposed after qualifying Following qualifying, all sion C. Constables running un- Columbia; and John Brad “Vinny” Mendoza, Inde- se P. Lagarde, Democrat, three incumbent Fifth Judi- Justices of the Peace tak- opposed are Linda McK- Tatum, no party, of Colum- pendent, Ponchatoula; Ja- Amite; Martin Lemelle Jr., cial District Court judges ing offi ce unopposed are inney of Delhi in Ward 1, bia. mar Montgomery, no party, Democrat, Ruston; Luke and the district attorney will Randol “Mack” McKinney Jonathan Crow of Rayville Statewide races include Shreveport; Dustin Murphy, J. Letlow, Republican, take offi ce unopposed. of Delhi in Ward 1; Brenda in Ward 3 and Jeffery L. U.S. Senator, U.S. Repre- Republican, Eros; Adrian Start;”Scotty” Robinson, Penny Douciere of Ray- Reddick of Rayville in Ward Boughton of Mangham in sentative for District 5, as- Perkins, Democrat, Shreve- Republican, West Monroe; ville, who was appointed as 2, “Chris” Temple of Ray- Ward 5. sociate justice of the state port; Antoine Pierce, Demo- and Phillip Snowden, Dem- district attorney following ville in Ward 3 and William Those qualifying for the Supreme Court and public crat, Baton Rouge; Melinda ocrat, Monroe. the retirement of Mack Lan- “Billy” Bruce Jr. of Mang- position of constable in service commissioner for Mary Price, other, Luling; Those qualifying for the caster earlier this year was ham in Ward 5. Ward 2 are Leo Lyle, Re- District 5. Aaron C. Sigler, Libertar- position of Associate Jus- unopposed in her bid for Competing for the of- publican, of Rayville; and Those qualifying for ian, Hammond; and Peter tice Supreme Court, 4th district attorney. fi ce of Justice of the Peace Stella Sorey, Independent, the position of U. S. Sena- Wenstrup, Democrat, New Supreme Court District are Clay Hamilton of Oak in Ward 4 are “Jim” Ar- of Rayville. tor were Beryl Billiot, no Orleans. Shannon Gremillion, Re- Grove was unopposed for chibald, Republican, of Ar- Those qualifying for the party, Kentwood; John Paul Those qualifying for the publican, Alexandria; and the position of District chibald; and Jackson Torrey, position of constable in Bourgeois, no party, Gretna; position of U. S. Repre- Jay McCallum, Republican, Judge 5th Judicial District Independent, of Rayville. Ward 4 are Terry L. Gwin, “Bill” Cassidy, Republican, sentative 5th Congressional Farmerville. Court, Division A while in- Those competing for the Republican, of Archibald; Baton Rouge; Reno Jean D District are Sandra “Candy” Those qualifying for the cumbent Will Rhymes Bar- position of Justice of the and Weldon Torrey Sr., no are t III, no party, Metairie; Christophe, Democrat, Al- position of PSC District 5 ham of Rayville is return- Peace Justice in Wards 6 & party, of Rayville. Derrick “Champ” Edwards, exandria; Allen Guillory are Foster Campbell, Demo- ing to the offi ce in division 7 are Brenda Daniels, Re- Those qualifying for the Democrat, Harvey; “Xan” Sr., Republican, Opelousas; crat, Bossier City; Shane B and Stephen G. “Steve” publican, of Rayville; and position of Constable in John, other, Lafayette; Da- Lance Harris, Republican, Smiley, Republican, Mon- Dean of Winnsboro is re- “Cody” Uehling, Republi- Wards 6 and 7 are Donald vid Drew Knight, Demo- Alexandria; “Matt” Hasty, roe; and Scotty Waggoner, turning to the offi ce in Dvi- can, Columbia. Oliveaux, Republican, of crat, New Orleans; M.V. Republican, Pineville; Jes- Republican, West Monroe. McCallum seeks spot Nutritionist offers tips on state supreme court for saving food dollars Judge Jay McCallum Louisiana State University By Kimberly Butcher on a limited budget. Next, make a grocery qualifi ed July 22 to run for Law Center. Judge McCal- Special Report First, fi gure out how list of all the foods you the open Louisiana Supreme lum has served as a Prosecu- much money you have will need to prepare the Court position, formerly tor, a State Representative, a Summertime is here for food for the week meals and snacks on held by retired Justice Mar- District Court Judge, and a and the kids have been or month. Then, plan your menus. You also cus Clark. Court of Appeal Judge. He out of school for months your menus for several may want to keep an on- Judge McCallum has re- has 18 years Judicial experi- now due to the global days or a week. Think going list of the items ceived endorsements from ence as a judge and 35 years pandemic, COVID-19. about what foods you you need. Check the re- law enforcement in 15 of the legal experience as an attor- Chances are, you and want to feed your fam- frigerator, freezer, and 20 parishes that comprise ney. your family are eating ily for meals and snacks. cupboard for foods you Supreme Court District 4. Judge McCallum and his more meals and snacks Consider their favor- already have on hand. Judge McCallum, who wife Deanna Dunham Mc- at home during this quar- ites when you plan your Once you are ready currently serves on the Sec- Jay McCallum Callum, a Franklin Parish antine. Summer happens menus. Also, have your to head to the grocery ond Circuit Court of Ap- native, have two children. to be one of the most children help plan meals store, there are a few tips peal, is a much sought-after including commencement Their daughter Sarah Kath- expensive seasons of and snacks. Children are to keep in mind: Continuing Legal Educa- audiences of Louisiana Tech erine, a sophomore at LSU, the year, which means more likely to eat foods Commit to sticking tion instructor, motivational University and University of was Miss Louisiana’s Out- a tighter food budget they helped choose. In- to your shopping list to and inspirational speaker, Louisiana at Monroe. standing Teen 2016. Their for most families. With clude meals like casse- avoid impulse buying. as well as law enforcement Judge McCallum is a son John, a Harvard gradu- some time and planning, roles, stews, soups, and Grocery stores use educational instructor. He Northeast Louisiana Uni- ate, and his wife Brooke live you and your family can stir-fries that “stretch” marketing strategies, is best known for using versity (now ULM) gradu- in Seattle, Washington and enjoy nutritious, bal- the expensive items on humor to instruct, inspire, ate who received his Juris are expecting their fi rst child anced meals and snacks your list. Tips, Page 7 and motivate his audience, Doctor law degree from in September.

E-mail events for the community Index calendar to: Church ...... 2 [email protected] Police ...... 3 Public Notices .... 5 Classifi eds ...... 8 Phone .....728-2250 Fax ...... 728-5991 Page 2 – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA Obituaries peland and wife, Carmen of Survivors include his Olivia’s toenails and call Henry Morris of Baskin, Baton Rouge and Kandi Co- wife of 30 years, Sherry Hudson “Hambone,” Ethan Rhoda Mahaffey of Flora, peland Grimes of San Anto- O’Briant of Mer Rouge; “E-Man,” and Garrett “Hot MS, Kathy Wallace (Dale) nio, TX; stepchildren, Shane children, Angel Mathews of Rocks.” of White Castle, brother-in- Woodard of Shreveport and Mer Rouge, Daniel O’Briant Ed graduated from law Bruce Davis and sister- Sterling Woodard and wife, and wife, Terri of Start, Tab- Baskin High School in in-law Susan Tucker (Roy) Emily of George Town, by Hammett and husband, 1968 and served in Vietnam of Delhi, and many nieces TX; grandchildren, Kory Bob of Pensacola, FL, and in 1970. He travelled all and nephews who loved Dane Copeland of Wood- Patty Fuller and husband, over the country instigating him. bridge, VA, Kage Grimes Chain of West Monroe; trouble on the CB radio as A private graveside ser- of Houston, TX, and Karah eight grandchildren and 13 a long haul trucker for over vice will be offi ciated by Grimes of San Antonio, TX; great grandchildren; sister, 40 years. During that time, Brother Bernard Duchesne DONNIE G. step grandchildren, Shelby Mary Box; and numerous EDWARD EUGENE he was an owner/operator, at the Northeast Louisiana Woodard, Dillon Woodard, nieces and nephews. along with his brother, in Veterans Cemetery in Ray- COPELAND and Christian Woodard; Pallbearers were Jacob MORRIS M and M Leasing Trucking ville on July 31, 2020. A A private family funeral great grandchildren, Kade O’Briant, Nathan O’Briant, It is with great sadness Company. He transitioned memorial reception will be service for Donnie “Buddy” Copeland and Cora Cope- Ronnie Hogan, Chris Coon, that we, the family of Ed- to retirement by leaving the held for extended family G. Copeland, 79, of Start land; step great grandchil- and Ryan Box. Honorary ward Eugene Morris, an- long road to haul “taters” for and friends at Dunn Baptist was held Monday, July 27, dren, Sawyer Woodard and pallbearers were Ronnie nounce the passing of our ConAgra, but soon found re- Church at 11:30 a.m. The 2020 at Crew Lake United Lawson Woodard; sister, Cole and David Singley. husband, father, brother, and tirement on “The Porch” of family request that in lieu of Methodist Church, Start, Constance Trisler of Start; Condolences may be friend. his neighbor’s house a good fl owers donations be made with Bro. Marshall Sevier brother-in-law, William E. left at brownholleyfuneral- Edward Eugene Morris place to sit, drink coffee and to the Northeast Louisiana offi ciating. Dark and wife, Evelyn of homes.com. was born November 3, 1949 solve the world’s problems. Veterans Cemetery in Ray- All friends were wel- West Monroe; sister-in-law, eight years after his mama He walked to the porch ev- ville, Louisiana: NELAVC come to attend the graveside Joy Hodge and husband, thought she was done hav- ery morning with his “third Herbert Hayes Heroes Fund, OYD ARRELL service at the New Salem Diddle; and numerous niec- L C. H ing children. Ed was spoiled son” and loyal companion, 2413 Hwy 425, Rayville, Cemetery, Girard, Monday, es and nephews. Graveside services for by his older sisters, which Jozee. LA 71269. July 27, 2020 under the di- Pallbearers were Kage Loyd C. Harrell, 81, of Ray- his wife, Becky, says con- He was a die-hard Re- Condolences may be rection of Brown-Holley Fu- Grimes, Garey Trisler, ville, were held Sunday, July tributed to his attitude as an publican, with a penchant left at brownholleyfuneral- neral Home, Rayville. Chris Collinsworth, Sterling 26, 2020 at Lynn Cemetery adult. However, in his last for biting sarcasm. Ed homes.com. Mr. Buddy was born July Woodard, Shane Woodard, with Bro. Donald Myers of- days, Ed eventually got his loved Fox News and Louis 2, 1941 in Holly Springs, and Chad Domangue. Hon- payback from his younger L’Amour western novels. He fi ciating under the direction ANDREW PAUL MS and passed away Friday, orary pallbearers are Larry of Brown-Holley Funeral sister for the infamous “shoe loved to discuss politics and July 24, 2020 in Monroe, McGowen, Jimmy Fuller, Home, Rayville. on the roof” incident from would argue with a fence GREER LA. Mr. Buddy graduated Frankie Bennett, Billy Whit- Mr. Loyd was born July their childhood. It came in post to defend his point of Andrew Paul Greer was from Start High School in ten, and Percell Green. 8, 1939 in Delhi and passed the form of foot rubs given view. He appeared hard on born November 9, 1971 in 1959 and attended Northeast Condolences may be away Saturday, July 25, by her in his fi nal days. He the outside, but he was soft Monroe, and passed away Louisiana State University left at brownholleyfuneral- 2020 in West Monroe. always blamed her for that on the inside. He was gener- Monday, July 13, 2020 in where he received his Bach- homes.com. Condolences may be “butt whooping” and loved ous to his family and friends, Monroe. elor’s Degree in Accounting left at brownholleyfuneral- to remind her of it whenever and he will be sorely missed. A visitation was held in 1964. He worked thirty- WAYNE RIANT homes.com. he could. Edward Eugene Morris T O’B Saturday, July 25, 2020 two years with Louisiana Ed and his wife Becky passed away at the age of 70 Funeral services for at Brown-Holley Funeral State University in both Ba- were married for 51 years, on July 22, 2020 in Dunn, Twayne O’Briant, 70, of LAUDE OBLES Home, Rayville. ton Rouge and LSU Medi- C R. N and they had two sons, Rus- Louisiana surrounded by his Mer Rouge, were held Mon- Condolences may be cal Center in Shreveport. sell Morris and Greg Morris. family and friends. day, July 27, 2020 at Brown- Graveside services for left at brownholleyfuneral- In 1999 he retired as Direc- Russell, the oldest, a Marine Ed is preceded in death Holley Funeral Home, Claude R. Nobles, 80, of homes.com. tor of Bursar Operations at and lifelong military man, by his parents, L. G. Morris, Rayville, with Bro. Stacy Mangham, were held Fri- LSU Baton Rouge. Buddy and Greg, the youngest, a Sr. and Flora Brown Morris, Thomas offi ciating. day, July 24, 2020 at the was a member of Crew Lake college football player and his brother Robert Lee Mor- INDA INTERS Interment followed in the Buie Cemetery, Mangham, L M. W Methodist Church. successful businessman, ris, and sister Lola Morris Rayville Masonic Cemetery, with Bro. Doyle Adams of- He is preceded in death grew up to be a great source Clark. He is survived by his A private memorial ser- Rayville. fi ciating under the direction by his parents, Carl and Fan- of pride. He often said that loving wife Rebecca Davis vice for Linda M. Winters, Mr. Twayne was born of Brown-Holley Funeral nie McGowen Copeland; Becky raised two good boys. Morris of Dunn, his sons 72, of Rayville, will be held November 22, 1949 in Del- Home, Rayville. and his fi rst wife, Judy Beck Both sons married Russell Russell Morris (Cherish) of at a later date. hi, and passed away Friday, Mr. Claude was born Copeland, to whom he was to Cherish Simms Morris Epps, and Greg Morris (Jes- Mrs. Linda was born Sep- July 24, 2020 in Mer Rouge. May 24, 1940 in Rayville married to for 41 years prior and Greg to Jessica Holden sie) of Pineville, grandchil- tember 17, 1948 in Amarillo, He is preceded in death by and passed away Tuesday, to her death in 2002. Morris, and had grandkids dren, Olivia, Ethan, Garrett, Texas, and passed away July his parents, R.C. and Ruth July 21, 2020 in Rayville. Survivors include his that Ed doted on. Olivia, and Hudson, his brothers 19, 2020 in Rayville. O’Briant; and brothers, Condolences may be wife of 16 years, Shirley Ethan, Garrett, and Hud- and sisters, L. G. Morris, Jr., Condolences may be Robert O’Briant and Donnie left at brownholleyfuneral- Dark Copeland of Start; son called Ed Papa. He was Raymond Morris (Ruby) of left at brownholleyfuneral- O’Briant. homes.com. children, Donnie Kirk Co- known to paint his best girl Doyline, Gussie Gwin and homes.com.

ASSEMBLY OF GOD DUNN BAPTIST RANKIN CHAPEL AFRICAN RICHLAND UNITED 1474 Hwy. 80 • Delhi The light shines in the darkness, METHODIST EPISCOPAL PENTECOSTAL FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 878-5802 35 McGowen Ln. • 728-6944 and the darkness has not overcome it. Robert S. Boyd • 728-9700 Epps Road Pastor Bernard C. Rayville • Pastor Mike RAYVILLE UNITED Ricky Long, Min. Duchesne, Jr. JOHN 1:5 (NIV) Jackson METHODIST EASTSIDE BAPTIST MT. ZION BAPTIST ROBINSON BAPTIST ST. THERESA CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL 401 Louisa • Rayville PRESBYTERIAN MANGHAM ASSEMBLY 102 Horn Rd. • Rayville OF GOD Possom Trail • Delhi 1308 Ferguson Rd. • Delhi 207 Main St.• Delhi Bill McLain, 728-4853 614-7372 ST. DAVID’S EPISCOPAL 115 Railroad Ave. • 248-2365 878-9357 Clyde Piercy, Pastor 878-3484 ST. PETER A.M.E. Pastor David Mosely Chris Crawford, Pastor 878-3229 Father Phillip Pazhayakari 236 Louisa• Rayville DELHI PRESBYTERIAN NEW BETHAL BAPTIST 728-2367 108 May St. • Delhi PCA FAITH BAPTIST 878-8331 NEW BEGINNINGS 428 Hwy 3048 START BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST William Baldridge, Min. Main St.• Delhi • 878-2358 102 Cartlidge Rd. • 728-9226 Ira Bradley, Min. • 728-2631 728-4695 Rev. Walter E. Lawson WORSHIP CENTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul Lipe, Min. Hwy 584 • Delhi • 578-0652 FIRST BAPTIST NEW FELLOWSHIP ST. PAUL BAPTIST Hwy. 856 • Archibald LITTLE CREEK UNITED RAYVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Matthew LaCaze, Pastor 802 Martin Luther King Drive BAPTIST Hwy. 80 • Girard • 728-6353 Travis Arrant, Min. FULL GOSPEL METHODIST 216 Julia • Rayville • Rayville • 728-4094 Archibald • Jimmy Wilkins START ASSEMBLY OF GOD 326 Barfield Rd. • Delhi ST. PETER’S ROCK ABUNDANT LIFE 728-2285 Pastor Vernon Foy CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 Russell Rd. • 728-4612 Pastor Daniel Dixon MISSIONARY BAPTIST Hwy. 80 • Crew Lake MANGHAM UNITED Rev. John C. Albright 611 Main St.• Delhi Pastor Renita Hemphill GOOD HOPE BAPTIST 2558 Hwy 583 • Rayville 728-3115 METHODIST NEW LIGHT BAPTIST 878-2l41 OTHER 132 Golson Rd. • Delhi Mangham 728-0298 Shirley Davidson, Pastor 508 Main St.• Mangham BAPTIST Aaron Davidson, Jr., Min. Otis Bowman, Minister APOSTOLIC VICTORY 878-3777 Cecil Gregory, Pastor FULL GOSPEL 290-1065 • Jimmy Wilkins TABERNACLE ALTO BAPTIST Gary Lynch, Minister TURKEY CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH Dr. Alan Miller, Pastor NEW PROSPECT BAPTIST SHADY GROVE A.M.E. 313 Main St. • Mangham GREATER PILGRIMS Hwy. 80 • Delhi • 878-9928 604 Vaughn • Delhi • 37 Berry Rd • Rayville Bear Skin Community, Epps 1520 Hwy. 132 • Mangham 614-8585 REST BAPTIST 878-9942 334-7408 ANTIOCH #1 BAPTIST J.B. Bell, Min. • 926-5336 UNION VALLEY Pastor Darrell Ranell Stacy Givens, Pastor 331 Hwy 852 • Rayville #2 Austin Rd., Mangham MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST R. L. Berry, Pastor 728-9300 NEWTON BAPTIST Pastor Tommy Hunter Rev. Lionel Robinon, Pastor 263 Cook Rd.• Delhi 200 Pine St. • 728-2405 BEE BAYOU FAITH CHURCH HEBERT FULL GOSPEL CHAPEL HARMONY BAPTIST 728-5493 Jerry Lee ANTIOCH #2 BAPTIST 196 McHand Dr. 75 Sullivan Rd. • Columbia PENTACOSTAL 232 Temple Rd. • Rayville CHURCH Eugene Young, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST 42 Antioch Rd • Rayville Delhi • 878-2183 Christy Dunn, Pastor Dee Temple, Pastor •728- 1226 Hwy 132 • Delhi Pastor Keith Evans Marvin Reiger, Pastor UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Cotton & Jewel • 728-5183 BETHAL PENTECOSTAL 0118 728-4047 Scott “Scottie” Gray, Pastor HOUSE OF GRACE Hwy. 17 S.• Delhi • 878-8363 Wayne Edwards, Min. 110 Spencer St. • Rayville NORTH CENTRAL BAPTIST Hwy. 17 N.• Delhi • 878-5492 CHRIST WAY COMMUNITY HEGWOOD GROVE Larry Walters, Min. E.H. Johnson, Pastor ARCHIBALD BAPTIST Central Community • Delhi CHURCH OF GOD Roger Temple, Pastor CHURCH Brandon Penton BAPTIST Pastor Eddie Fuller WARDEN BAPTIST 281-4249 404 Madeline St. • Rayville Epps • Anthony Stuart, LIVING WATER Warden • C.S. Cascio, Min. DUNN CHURCH OF GOD BIBLE WAY PENTECOSTAL Tom Franks, Pastor BEREAN BAPTIST Pastor ORANGE HILL BAPTIST REVIVAL CENTER WELCOME HOME BAPTIST Dunn • 318-488-1213 904 Pine St. • 728-2129 CHURCH River Rd. • 728-6862 4974 Hwy. 80 W. • Rayville JESUS HOUSE OF PRAYER 422 Madeline St. • Rayville HOLLY GROVE BAPTIST Hebert Wendell Prince, Pastor 113 Rundell Loop Rd. • Delhi PILGRIM REST #2 Danny Parker, Pastor DELHI ABUNDANT LIFE Old Mangham Rd. • 728- WEST NEW HOME RAYVILLE CHURCH OF Rex Robertson, Sr., Pastor BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST NEW BEGINNINGS 406 E. College St. • Delhi 3133 BAPTIST GOD 878-1946 Hwy. 183, 5.5 mi. N/Holly 100 Church • 728-3085 TABERNACLE, INC. Archie Harrell, Minister Ridge 728-3865 Hwy. 137 • 728-6608 NEW BEGINNINGS HOLLY RIDGE BAPTIST 11 Cabuck Lane • Rayville FIRST UNITED PINE HILL BAPTIST Jimmy Pelley, Pastor CHRISTIAN MINISTRY Holly Ridge • 728-2338 WESTSIDE BAPTIST Carolyn Sue Day, Pastor PENTECOSTAL BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Brick Yard St. • 728-2247 204 Morgan St. • Rayville Four Forks LONE CHERRY BAPTIST Hwy. 80 W. • Delhi • 878- SHADY GROVE CHURCH TABERNACLE PLEASANT GROVE #1 5109 OF GOD 6045 Hwy 17 • Delhi 728-3910 Mangham Harold McCoy, Pastor BOEUF RIVER BAPTIST Doyle Adams, Pastor BAPTIST WOODLAWN BAPTIST Good Rd. • 728-3924 METHODIST 878-3489 John Cleveland, Min. 157 Pilgrim Rd.• Rayville 306 Oak Dr. • 728-2131 Raymond Agent, Pastor Rev. Shane Lester NEW BEGINNINGS 728-2785 MACEDONIA BAPTIST 728-6105 CREW LAKE UNITED Charles Ellzey, Pastor WOOLEN LAKE CHURCH METHODIST FIRST UNITED FAITH MINISTERIES Pearl St. • Rayville Bobby Harris, Pastor 112 McCaa • Rayville CALVARY BAPTIST 728-4062 ZEBEDEE BAPTIST OF GOD Hwy. 133 •, Start • 341-7090 PENTECOSTAL Hwy. 576 • Mangham PLEASANT GROVE Hwy. 561 • Hebert Marshall Sevier Hwy. 80 E. • 729-4219 728-7071 Jeremy Bullock, Pastor 774 Burke Rd., Rayville Beverly Ricard, Pastor MANGHAM BAPTIST BAPTIST Wayne Parker, Pastor • Rev. Stacy Thomas, Pastor CEDAR BAPTIST Mangham • 248-2634 Hwy. 80 • Rayville • 728-6105 728-5588 CHURCH OF GOD DELHI UNITED METHODIST TRUCKER’S CHRISTIAN Rick Aultman, Min. 715 Main St.• Delhi 878-2147 GLAD TIDINGS Archibald • 248-3107 RAYVILLE BAPTIST IN CHRIST CHAPEL Brother Mickey Alexander NEW ZION BAPTIST Ted Fine, Pastor 409 Railroad • Mangham CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 103 Jasper St. • Rayville MIDWAY BAPTIST 5 Adcock Road • Rayville DELHI CHURCH OF GOD Bill Nash, Pastor 1222 Rosa • Rayville • John White, Pastor •728-882l CLOUD CREEK BAPTIST George Rd. • 728-5119 Tom Baker, Pastor IN CHRIST HAMLETT TEMPLE C.M.E. 318-477-0132 319 First St.• Delhi • 878- 728-7228 CATHOLIC 609 Louisiana St. • 878-9905 406 Scott St. • 728-2359 VICTORY COMMUNITY 2121 MT. CALVARY BAPTIST Rev. Wilbert Saucer, Pastor Booker Burkhalter, Jr., Pastor MT. PLEASANT CHURCH Gerald Smith, Pastor River Rd. • 728-5238 SACRED HEART CATHOLIC FAITH CHURCH OF GOD HOLLY RIDGE UNITED 1737 Hwy. 17, Epps 926- Hwy. 132 • Mangham Richard Robinson, Pastor RAYVILLE FIRST BAPTIST 716 Francis St.• Rayville DELHI FIRST BAPTIST IN CHRIST METHODIST 3986 Dr. Eddie Wren, Pastor 728-2445 203 Eugene St. • Rayville Off I-20 • 334-5743 Delhi • 878-3724 MT. ZION BAPTIST Father Phillip Pazhayakari Jeff Coleman, Pastor 410 Francis • 728-4841 728-3231 728-6766 Dellie Hicks, Pastor The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- Page 3 Police Report The Rayville Police De- like to advise the commu- Remembering our past... partment made the follow- nity to please observe all ing arrests for the week of traffi c laws. While driving July 19-26. through Rayville be sure to • Brodrick Jones, 19; pay attention to speed limits 1508 Gum St., Rayville; and other traffi c signs. Do theft less than $100. not text and drive. Distract- • Candice Gauthier, 35; ed driving is the cause for a 304 Monarch Drive, Mon- great number of traffi c ac- roe; aggravated assault. cidents and traffi c fatalities. • Jared Gamble, 28; Chief Robinson advises 7326 Cohn St., New Or- that being a statistic is not leans; remaining after being something that anyone forbidden. wants. Keep in mind that • Amanda West, 32; 214 distracted driving can be Dacron St., Rayville; care- ticketed. Chief Robinson less operation, no driver’s advises that you can wait license, no insurance, bat- to read that text message, tery on a police offi cer, re- Facebook post, Snap Chat sisting arrest and failure to or any other notifi cation that secure license and registra- comes up on your phone. tion. Serious injury or death to • Johnathan Davison, you or someone else is not 19; 104 Lincoln Road, worth a notifi cation on your Monroe; careless operation phone. and no drivers license. Once again, Chief Rob- • • • inson would like to advise The Rayville Police De- everyone to make sure, partment issued a total of 23 when you exit your vehicle, traffi c citations this week. that you check to make sure That number includes nine children or pets are out of for speeding, two each for the vehicle. It only takes a running a stop sign and ex- second to scan your vehicle Dairy Delite pired motor vehicle inspec- and make sure that every- The Dairy Delite on Hyw 80 in Delhi was a community fi xture, and a mandatory stop of ice cream and tion (more than six months) one is out of the vehicle. barbecue sandwiches. and one each for headlamp, In the matter of min- • • • license plate lights, im- utes, a vehicle can become If you have a photograph you’d like to share, bring it by the Beacon-News, proper backing with acci- so hot in this weather that e-mail it to [email protected] or give us a call at 728-2250. dent, disturbing the peace it can cause serious injury by loud music, failure to to a child or pet. Develop secure license and registra- a habit of visually scanning tion, no driver’s license, your vehicle to make sure driving under suspension, that the vehicle is empty. careless operation, no proof Should you see a child or of insurance and improper pet in a hot vehicle, do not lane usage with an accident. hesitate to call the Rayville • • • Police Department. We are Rayville Police Chief here to serve our commu- Willie Robinson would nity. Holly Ridge Happenings

All of us will wanted to find the Mosley, Randy Pierce on Anniversary wishes go die one day. You graves of her great July 30, Pauline Stewart, out to: Ray and Tina Cox on can do nothing grandparents, John Glenda Mott, Leslie Rich- August 2nd, Vic and Con- about that, but if E. and Susie Max- ardson on July 31st, Donnie nie Cheek, Ben and Emily you give your life well. We also found Lowery, Ben Silk, Dana T. Thompson on August 3rd, on Earth to God, Odell and Irene Kennedy on August 11th, Roger and Dollie Dew (50) death for you will Maxwell, Osby June McCartney, Patricia years on August 5th. May not be the end, but Maxwell, Jessie and Silk, Jacqueline Howe on these share many more hap- rather a new begin- Shirley Geneva Maxwell, August 2nd, William Issac, py years together. ning. Thompson all aunts and uncles. Beaux Hunter, Ken Sander Have a great week! Call Brenda Good- It had been years on Augusts 3rd, Deline and share, 728-2604. man and Her niece, Anna since I’d been there and like Rawls, Joshua Colson, Mi- Just Think: First we over motored up to Branson last ours, it really had filled up. chelle Chason on August look evil, then we permit week to see what they could God is a way-maker. 4th, Blake McCowin, Eric evil, then we legalize evil, Cloe Morgan get into. I’m sure they were Just know that. Our God is Tibbs, Madison Silk, Alexis then we promote evil, then good girls and they did en- a way-maker. He’ll make Cheek, Randy Swain on we celebrate evil, then we joy the presentation of Noah a way to get it done, fix it, August 5th. I wish for these persecute those who still DCS student places and lots of other places and shift it, turn it. Even when many more happy ones. call it evil. things of interest. there doesn’t seem to be a Nike Thompson turned way. Get into agreement at Beta convention 50 years old on her birthday with God today that you’re BLACKBURN so her mom, Tanya went to going to serve Him, main- Cloe Morgan of Delhi The National Conven- HEATING, AIR Vicksburg to help her cele- tain faith in Him, and wait Charter School was an- tion, originally planned to & ELECTRICAL brate. Had a good lunch and on Him. Because His bless- nounced as a winner in be held in Fort Worth, was SERVICES visit. I called her and sang ings are always worth the Residential Creative Writing Division cancelled due to health happy birthday to her and wait and always right on 2 where she placed 7th na- and safety concerns stem- Repairs & John Blackburn she said that I made her day. time. Installations tionally in late July. ming from the Coronavirus You know, it doesn’t take a Happy Birthday this (owner) Morgan originally com- pandemic. However, more lot to make someones day. week to: Niki Smith, Patsy Rayville, LA peted and placed second at than 12,000 Junior Beta Maybe we should try more Self, Judy W. Purcell, Katie (318) 303-3092 the State Convention held members in grades 4-8 and often. in Baton Rouge in January. Senior Beta members in Still got the virus go- Her victory at the state level grades 9-12 were able to ing around so not traveling. provided an opportunity represent their schools in Vanessa and I rode down to NOTICE to compete at the national the fi rst National Beta Vir- the Masonic Cemetery in The Richland Parish School Board is accepting applications level. tual Convention. Crowville on Sunday. She for the position of LUNCHROOM TECHNICIAN/PORTER New hunting regulations through Wednesday, August 6, 2020.

Applicants must have a photocopy of their go into effect on Aug. 1 high school diploma or GED to apply. Beginning Aug. 1, prop- nighttime take of these ani- years or who is prohibited erly licensed Louisiana mals without a permit. from legal use of a fi rearm and non-resident hunters However, hunters are or participating in hunting Individuals without a high school diploma may take outlaw quadru- required to contact that activity can participate. must make application in person on peds (feral hogs, coyotes parish’s sheriff offi ce To see the full regula- Wednesday, August 6, 2020 at the and armadillos), nutria and within 24 hours prior of tion, go to https://www. Richland Parish School Board Office. beaver at night on private attempted nighttime take. wlf.louisiana.gov/page/ property the entire year Also, no one who has been seasons-and-regulations with the landowner’s per- convicted of a class three and refer to page 25 in the The application process will follow the schedule below: mission. or greater wildlife violation 2020-21 hunting regulation • 8:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. - Applications Received Louisiana Gov. John Bel within the previous fi ve pamphlet. • 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Achievement Test Edwards signed into law a new regulation (Act 175 of Applications and additional information can be requested by the 2020 Regular Louisi- ana Legislative Session) in RAYVILLE SELF STORAGE telephone by calling (318)728-5964, from the school district June, which allows for the 728-5949 or 318-417-0136 website www.richland.k12.la.us, or by visiting the central office complex. Regular & To promote your Climate Control Application should be directed by mail to Director of Personnel, business, call 24 Hour Camera Security Richland Parish School Board, 411 Foster Street, POB 599, Shari Welch 608 Julia St. Rayville, LA 71269, by email to [email protected], or by visiting the central office complex. at 728-2250. (Across from Rayville Police Dept.) Page 4 – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- The Richland Beacon News -- Rayville, LA Voices Reading in uncertain times f you’re a and the average book pub- attendance was lisher like generally around me,I and want seventy-five to to sell a lot of a hundred fans. books, there’s no Supplied with a better time than large box of pop- during a pan- corn, a cold beer, demic. Jim and an arm full Book sales Brown of newspapers I have been high had saved up, I for months, particularly relished several hours of the big box stores like reading and light enter- Walmart, Target, Costco, tainment. as well as bookstores na- I’ve had front row LSU tionwide. Some of the basketball season tick- titles published by The ets for over forty years. Lisburn Press have sales The local paper printed that have tripled in recent a picture of me reading months. If you’re stuck a novel during one such inside, what better way game, and shortly after I to pass time by reading a received a call from LSU book. Coach Dale Brown. He’s I can’t remember a an old friend, but he im- time when I wasn’t carry- plored me to be more ing around something to diplomatic in pulling out read. The luck of the draw reading material while the Under pressure, one man stands alone gave me parents who sur- game is going on. n the two support for BLM have killed at least 100 players raised their fist and rounded my siblings and Am I judgmental? Ab- months or face a withering million innocent people knelt in support of BLM at me with books, storytell- solutely. Maybe I don’t since backlash. throughout the world. the opening of their season. ing, poems, and lengthy judge a book by its cover, GeorgeI Floyd was The problem Unfortunately, the me- The acceptance of this letters when we were but I never hesitate to killed by a white is that the BLM dia does not allow any Marxist group has been es- away from home. I was judge a person by what Minneapolis police organization was mention of the Marxist ori- pecially apparent in Major immersed in words, and current book if any, they officer, the world founded by indi- gins of BLM or any criti- League Baseball. Members books gave me a special are reading. A bibliophile has changed sig- viduals who ad- cism of the organization. of the Cincinnati Reds and outlet to deal with aspira- snob? I certainly am. But Jeff tions, doubts, and a wide please don’t tell that to nificantly. mitted to being Any courageous critics will San Francisco Giants knelt Crouere range of emotions. I had any of my numerous non- For example, “trained Marx- be labeled a racist. Under- during exhibition games. notes and rhymes taped to reading friends. I try to major businesses in ists.” Of course, all standably, most people fear In Boston, the Red Sox just my class notepads. Early be diplomatic, and would America are fully onboard Americans should oppose being given such a label, unveiled a massive Black on it was Dr. Seuss: rather not, well, make with the Black Lives Mat- individuals advocating an so they will refuse to give Lives Matter billboard The more that you read them angry. ter (BLM) movement as al- ideology that threatens our their honest opinion and right outside of Fenway the more things you I rarely discard any of most 300 top corporations constitutional republic and just appease the mob to Park. will know my book collection, much have pledged support for our capitalist economic protect their job and their On Thursday night, be- the more that you learn to my wife’s chagrin. Oh, the cause. These corporate system. family. fore the opening game of the more places you I’ll give a book to a friend leaders have been joined Karl Marx is the found- The stampede to support the season, all the players will go. if they ask me for a recom- by all the professional er of communism, a system BLM has been seen in ev- with the New York Yankees As I grew older, I would mendation for something sports franchises and polit- of government that sur- ery sports league over the and Washington Nationals shudder at the thought of to read. I intentionally ical leaders of both parties vives by fully destroying last few months. Ameri- knelt before and during the waiting somewhere and keep a few extra copies have expressed solidarity the freedom of its citizens. cans used to be able to en- National Anthem. not having something to of a favored novel just for with BLM. People living in commu- joy sporting events without However, in the San read. Today, I would not that purpose. Any expression of “All nist countries have no hu- being lectured about their Francisco Giants game even consider making an Books offer both a bar- Lives Matter” has been man rights and exist only political beliefs. It used to against the Los Angeles appointment for medi- rier and a response to ca- deemed to be racist. For to serve the all-powerful be a nice diversion from Dodgers, all the players cal treatment, renew a lamity in our lives. There example, a Sacramento state. Today, communist the pressures of everyday knelt prior to the National driver’s license, arrive at is no better example than Kings broadcaster lost his governments endure in life. Unfortunately, those Anthem, except one lonely an airport, even wait for a in the country of Iceland, job for tweeting “All Lives North Korea, Vietnam, days are long gone. Today, “Christian.” table at a restaurant with- where there is 100% liter- Matter.” In New Orleans, a Laos, Cuba, and China. sports are just one more The player who refused out a book or newspaper acy and some 10% of the Mardi Gras krewe captain All these countries re- area of life that has been to kneel was Giants relief in my hip pocket. Maybe population have actually that’s why I love baseball written books. With such faced intense criticism and press their people and de- overtaken by social justice pitcher Sam Coonrod, a so much. There is a lot of frigid weather, most Ice- the defection of members prive them of basic free- warriors. true hero. In an interview down time between in- landers opt to read regu- and bands from her parade doms such as the right to The NBA has painted after the game, Coonrod nings and even between larly all year long. So with for issuing a similar mes- speak, assemble, petition, Black Lives Matter next to explained his refusal to join batters when I can sneak the pandemic keeping sage online. A New Or- and practice their religious their court in the “bubble” his teammates by claiming in a page or two. I get most of us in doors, why leans area teacher was fired faith. These barbaric prac- in Orlando. The NFL has that he “can’t kneel before itchy if I’m waiting any- not curl up with a good because her husband ad- tices have existed in all expressed support and will anything besides God.” where for more than three book, and keep a diary. mitted to painting “We All communist nations since play the “Black National Such a courageous stand or four minutes. Why Who knows? You might Matter” and other non-rac- the overthrow of the Czar Anthem” prior to the Na- needs to be applauded. didn’t I bring along some- end up on the book best ist slogans on his fence. It in Russia in 1917 and the tional Anthem during the Usually, a player, such as thing to read? seller lists. seems clear that in the po- eventual formation of the first week of games this Saints Quarterback Drew A few years back, Ba- Jim Brown’s syndicat- litically correct climate to- Soviet Union. Since that season. ton Rouge had a very mi- ed column appears each day, everyone must express time, communist dictators In Major League Soccer, Crouere, Page 7 nor league baseball team, week in numerous news- the River Bats that played papers throughout the at Goldsby Field, a small nation and on websites baseball arena close to the worldwide. You can read One nation under anarcho-tyranny present Louisiana gover- all his past columns and he Amer- nocent,” Francis “hate crimes” -- as David demand reparations, while nor’s mansion. I had sea- see continuing updates at ica you expounded, is Nelson and Nicole Ander- citizen militia members son tickets on the first-row http://www.jimbrownusa. grew up achieved in such son in Martinez, Califor- in Idaho, Utah and New right behind home plate, com. in isT not the Amer- a state through: nia, were by a George So- Mexico have been smeared ica we live in now. “exorbitant taxa- ros-funded district attorney publicly as racists and face One nation un- tion, bureaucratic two weeks ago. injunctions for peacefully der God? Ha. regulation; the in- Anarcho-tyranny is defending their neighbor- The Richland Beacon-News Land of the vasion of privacy, how rioters can shut down hoods. free? Ha. Michelle and the engineer- highways and byways Where do the police Malkin 603 Louisa St./P.O. Box 209 • Rayville, LA 71269 Domestic tran- ing of social insti- on a whim without fear stand in this regime? It PHONE: 318-728-2250 • FAX: 318-728-5991 quility? Ha. tutions, such as the of arrest, while commut- pains me to say it, but those Equal protection under family and local schools; ers trying to escape the of us who have backed the Periodicals Postage Paid at Rayville, LA 71269 the law? Ha. the imposition of thought window-smashing barbar- blue so loyally and vocally Send address changes to Postmaster: The right to bear arms? control through ‘sensitivity ians obstructing traffic are can no longer do so under Richland Beacon-News, P.O. Box 209, Rayville, LA 71269 Ha. training’ and multicultural- charged with “assault” -- the assumption that the USPS 929-480 Freedom of speech? As- ist curricula; ‘hate crime’ as poor Jennifer Watson of blue will back us. Published every Thursday sociation? Peaceable as- laws; gun-control laws that Denver, Colorado, was this It’s rank-and-file cops sembly? Ha. Ha. Ha. punish or disarm otherwise week. who are issuing citations Yearly subscription rates: It’s not “socialism” or law-abiding citizens but Anarcho-tyranny is how to citizens who want to $36.75 (In Parish) • $42.00 (Out of Parish) • $49.35 (Out of State) “communism” under which have no impact on violent hordes of gay pride activ- breathe freely. we suffer. Our dangerously criminals who get guns il- ists marching shoulder to It’s rank-and-file cops The Richland Beacon-News is the official journal of the Richland chaotic, selectively op- legally; and a vast laby- shoulder can defy social who are standing by while Parish Police Jury, Richland Parish School Board, Town of Rayville, pressive predicament is rinth of other measures.” distancing guidelines with our monuments and court- Town of Mangham, Town of Delhi, Richland Parish, the Tensas Basin Levee District and Rayville-Delhi. more accurately described The toxic combination gushing approbation from houses and landmarks are as “anarcho-tyranny.” The of “pandemic panic” and radical left-wing medical burned and obliterated. Staff late conservative columnist “George Floyd derange- “experts,” while anti-lock- It was rank-and-file Garland Forman, Publisher, [email protected] Sam Francis first coined ment syndrome” has thor- down and anti-mask man- cops in Denver who Darryl Riser, Managing Editor, [email protected] the term in 1992 to diag- oughly destroyed the home date protesters are deemed watched as my patriotic Shari Welch, Advertising, [email protected] nose a condition of “both of the brave. It is a paradise public health menaces who friends and I tried to hold Will Mitchell, Photo Editor/Legals, [email protected] Arisha Keenon, Bookeeping, [email protected] anarchy (the failure of the for the depraved and dicta- now face snitch hotlines, a Law Enforcement Appre- state to enforce the laws) torial. fines, house arrest or jail ciation Day this past Sun- Copyright 2020, LSN Publishing Company, LLC. and, at the same time, tyr- Anarcho-tyranny is how time. day and were besieged by All printed material is protected, and no portion of the content may anny -- the enforcement of hoodlums can toss statues Anarcho-tyranny is how antifa thugs who had de- be reproduced in any form, or by any means, without prior written laws by the state for op- into rivers with impunity, 1,000 militia members clared that their sole intent permission from LSN Publishing Company, LLC. pressive purposes.” while citizens disgusted by can take over the streets in invading our permitted The “criminalization Black Lives Matter street in Georgia and point their of the law-abiding and in- graffiti are charged with guns at motorists as they Malkin, Page 7 The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- Page 5

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INACTIVE VOTERS RICHLAND PARISH Underwood, Christopher M, 209 Tennessee St Jeselink, Paula S, 304 Ashley Ave #14 LOUISIANA SECRETARY OF STATE KYLE ARDOIN Wafer, Mrs Mary Welch, 102 Missouri St Johnson, Brittany Brianna, 418 Cotton St If your name appears on the list below, your voter registration status is inactive Waller, Garrett Lynn, 134 Comanche Trail Johnson, Charlie, 215 Francis St because your registration address was not able to be verified by your parish Waller, Katherine Brooke Ulmer, 102 Choctaw Trail Johnson, Heather Y, 87 Medlin Rd registrar of voters during the annual canvass or correspondence sent to the address Waller, Scott Matthew, 102 Choctaw Trail Johnson, Henry Bernard, 520 Eugene St on file has been returned undeliverable. 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Hunter, 310 Foster St Ervin, Alberta, 4759 Hwy 17 Rainwater, Brittany Stampley, 115 Andy Allen Rd Brown, Mary D, 102 Ramona St Evans, Deborah M, 200 Section Rd Ranel, Jarret J, 514 Mulberry St Brown, Mary Ellen Cochran, 1111 Cotton St Evans, Donnetta D, 145 King Rd Ratcliff, Allison Davis, 16 Cdr Ln Brown, Tonya Renee, 64 Horn Rd Evans, Kenneth J, 200 Section Rd Ratcliff, Olivia Adcock, 866 Adcock Rd Brown, Wesley Oree, 2561 Hwy 583 Farago, Carol J, 131 Apache Trail Ratliff, Gary Lamar, 114 Mason St Bryant, David M, 120 Caston Rd Fletcher, Brenda Sue, 115 Skidmore Ln Reynolds, Bobby Ray, 305 Blackmon St Bryant, Tessa Rachelle, 120 Caston Rd Foote, Chad Eric, 955 Hwy 609 Robinson, Dekeisha Shawnta Lee, 908 Madeline St Butler, Elizabeth P, 1688 Girard Rd Ford, Chelsey Alexis Mona, 114 Tweddle St #1 Robinson, Delano Shontel, 113 Ollie St Butler, Jeremy Allen, 1688 Girard Rd Foster, Mrs Otto C, 512 Chicago St Robinson, Kenisha Denise, 209 Church St Byrd, Keonterrius Qushone, 201 Rescue St Frasier, Raymond Phillip, 21 Boone Rd Rodgers, Stephen Donzell, 101 Sugar Hill Rd Byrd, Patricia Ann, 904 Madeline St Frasier, Selia Kay, 21 Boone Rd Rogers, Mary Elizabeth, 131 Ashley Ave Cannon, Lucas Aaron, 2390 Hwy 583 Frith, Patsy Sykes, 665 Hwy 854 Rushing, Megan Nicole, 6207 Federal 80 Carson, Brittaney R, 1182 Fragala St Gardner, Kenyattie Vivian, 107 Deborah St Sanderson, James Nathan, 15 Holloway Rd Chance, Mecca Lanae, 1909 Girard Rd Goldman Jr, Mark Angelo, 204 Texas St Sanson, Judith Peterson, 409 Franklin St Chapman, Ken M, 344 O’quinn Rd Scarborough, Autumn, 552 Dummy Line Rd Goldman, Mark A, 204 Texas St Claitor, Jon Patrick, 1214 Louisa St Schreffler, Tori Lynne Hope, 175 Hwy 856 Grady, Willie M, 337 First St Colbert, Candace Marie, 125 Perkins Dr Self, Austin R, 30 Bailey Rd Green, Charles H, 91 Cook Rd #APT 17 Coleman, Cleonis, 237 Stone Ave Silk, Suzette, 26 Orchard Ln Griffin, Shirley Ann, 1379 Broadway St Coleman, Essie J, 230 Wanda St Smiley, Johnnie Hedgeman, 439 Dacron St Halford, Gregg Wesley, 125 Holly Ln Colvin Jr, Enos Leland, 304 Britton St Smith, Jometria Sade, 505 Spruce St Hammons, Chadwick S, 4641 Hwy 17 Coward, Keyante Margarite, 108 Earline St Smith, Morgan Leigh, 43 Johnston Rd Hammons, Evelyn Jones, 4641 Hwy 17 Craig, Ethena Alexander, 504 Spencer St #8 Smith, Shirley Parker, 330 Johnston Rd Harrington, Izola, 202 Chatham St Crumby, Jon Dillon, 42 McGowen Ln Smith, Sparkle, 35 Wilhite Rd Harrington, Jarvis Tremayne, 208 Pittsburg St Curry, Leola, 208 Elizabeth St Stampley, Jessica Elise, 2155 Hwy 183 Harris, Carla Ann, 20 Bedford St Curry, Michael Logue, 349 Crewlake Lp Stampley, Shelby Lee, 2155 Hwy 183 Harris, Maria Antionette, 24 Andover Way Dalleo, Katie Walker, 363 Pony Greer Rd Standifer, Destiny, 111 Naylor St Harris, Stephen, 195 First St Davenport, Christy Nicole, 117 Wanda St Staten, Lionell, 846 Dehlco Rd Hartwell, Hattie M, 460 Section Rd Davis, Reid Andrews, 1473 Hwy 183 Steele, Brandon Ray, 1673 Hwy 183 Hataway, Georgia Joann, 306 Charter St Delaney, Carolyn Renee, 418 Pine St Steele, Deborah Walker, 1673 Hwy 183 Hataway, Michael Wayne, 306 Charter St Dew, George Mitchell, 951 Hwy 183 Steele, Michael Ray, 1673 Hwy 183 Hatten, Samantha Ford, 269 Snider Rd Dill, Devinci Marquis, 108 Coenen Dr #APT 106A Stewart, Rayvon De’mon, 106 Tradition St Haywood, Charles Russell, 967 Hwy 854 Dill, Toinesha Churrae, 108 Coenen Dr Stokes, Amber Marie, 29 McKnight Rd Hedgemon, Shaqulia Roshay, 186 Leggins Rd Dill, Zaire Raymone, 108 Coenen Dr #APT 106A Hill, Gregory Lynn, 140 Apache Trail Dorsey, Tesa Lasha, 125 Margaret St Stokes, Jody Johnston, 29 McKnight Rd Hill, Mary Evelyn Phillips, 140 Apache Trail Doughty, Ashley Kirstyn Heath, 1402 Julia St Sumner, Samantha Ann, 664 Hwy 183 Howard, Aaron, 84 King Rd Drane, Cynthia Fry, 90 Bee Bayou Rd Tabb, Danielle Marie, 106 Gustava St Humphrey, John B, 703 Main St Driskell-Chambers, Tiffany Michael, 13 Vineyard Lane Tanner, Thomas B, 64 Horn Rd Interiano, Sandra Thompson, 139 Jackson St Driskill, Carol Ann, 6338 Federal 80 Tarver, John R, 3036 Hwy 132 Jackson, Darrell L, 220 May St Driskill, Donald Joe, 6338 Federal 80 Taylor, Tara K, 122 Carson Dr Jackson, Jimmie Lee, 204 Third St Duncan, Cary R, 664 Hwy 183 Telano, Sabrina Rochelle, 59 Crewlake Lp Jackson, Katerrica Shambrell, 118 Charter St Earl, Edward Derek, 132 Free Rd Temple, Joseph Randall, 391 Smalling Rd Johnson, Jelean, 15 Cook Rd #APT 11 Elisaia, Bryan Toalua, 38 Bailey Rd Temple, Michael Luther, 365 Midway Church Rd Kindrick, Ashley Nicole, 154 Leggins Rd Ellis, Donna Carol, 403 Overlan Stage Rd Thomas, Elsie Lee, 157 Thomas Rd King, Melissa Renee, 305 Edgar St Ellis, Michael Wayne, 403 Overlan Stage Rd Thomas, Marvin, 15 Cabuck Ln Leach, Mrs Lois Best, 305 Tennessee St Estis Jr, Johnny Lee, 9 Pear St Thompson, Elisa Dawn, 208 Mulberry St #1 Lingefelt, Janice Inez, 4468 Hwy 17 Estis, Joshua Otto, 96 River Bend Lp Tibbs, Carrie Nelson, 195 Parish Farm Rd Lockhart, Jesse Christopher, 192 First St Evans, Frances Virginia, 79 Beach Rd Till, Ashleigh Dawn, 2229 Hwy 183 Loyd, Maxine, 11 Carrie May Rd Evans, Patrick, 28 Huckaby Rd Tillery, Sela, 304 Ashley Ave #16 Lutiker, Joshua Clint, 441 Moss Oak Pl Fairley, Regina Lasha, 114 Rescue St Toney, Kyle Steven, 12 Crawford Rd Marshall, Karnisha Diann, 209 Tennessee St Feathers, Izella Warner, 1883 Hwy 583 Townsend Jr, James H, 1539 Girard Rd Marshall, Laquita Lasha, 114 Tweddle St #9 Flattmann, Viola Marie, 145 Bayou Rd Trisler, Patrick Alexander, 259 Brimberry Rd Martin, Mrs Eleanor Faye, 302 Detroit St Flattmann, Wayne E, 145 Bayou Rd Trisler, Shannon L, 259 Brimberry Rd Massey, Marie Piercy, 41 Jinks Dr Fleming, Alicia Leann, 602 Mulberry St Tucker, Charlene Shea, 776 Robinson Dr McCall, Marva Johnson, 617 Section Rd Fletcher, Cheryl Annette, 20 Vineyard Lane Tucker, Erin Cureington, 561 Hwy 852 McDowell, Dequantae Deshawn, 210 Chatham St Foster, Jerrica Kerria, 101 Keener St Tucker, Jonathan Brannon, 776 Robinson Dr McDowell, Ollie Cleveland, 306 Beverly St Foster, Katina Kellvienne, 101 Keener St Tyree, Madyson Elizabeth, 51 Hogan Dr McDowell, Shameika Garrison, 205 Valley St Freeland, Jacob Bryant, 208 Mulberry St #APT 2 Vaughn, Jeffrey, 104 Massey Dr McDowell, Shanfancesa Veona Shaquette, 113 Teer St Fussell, Megan Grace, 2612 Hwy 80 Walker, Chad Everett, 250 Temple Rd McKinley, Heather Danielle, 514 Hwy 80 #APT 23B Gayle, Augusta McFarland, 68 Winston Rd Walker, Jennifer Denise Temple, 250 Temple Rd McKinney, Johnny Wayne, 89 K Pickett Rd Gill, Angela Clark, 14 Gladney Lp Walker, Taylre Bryant, 86 Honor Greer Rd McKinney, Michael Wayne, 301 Antley Rd Gill, Gabbriella Ruth, 14 Gladney Lp Walles, Lynda Defreese, 83 Green St Monroe, Mallory Taylor, 913 Monroe Rd Givens, Annie Lee, 202 Meadowlark St Walls, Justin Dean, 15 Templeton Lp Morgan, Charles Ralph, 411 Florida St Glosson, Pearlie Griffin, 332 Louisiana St #102 Walton, Amber L, 439 Jefferies Rd Nelson, Jennie Mae, 208 Pittsburg St Goins, Laqounda Roshal, 2760 Hwy 425 Ward, Carolyn Faye, 23 McFarland Rd Nelson, Johnathan Shelb, 414 First St Golliher, Billy Pat, 630 Hwy 583 Ward, Terrence Teon Martinos, 108 Dill St Netherland, Amy Lynn, 406 Chicago St #11 Graham, Erica Leann Winstead, 115 Midway Church Rd Washington, Antoinette Michelle, 605 Cotton St #13 Orr, Linda Alexandra, 209 Valley St Graham, Miranda Lee, 12 Dolly Dr Weems, Mia Nichelle, 209 Williams Ln Owens, Mae Bell Meadows, 15 Cook Rd #16 Green, Ashley White, 3557 Mitchiner Rd West, Jennifer Lynn, 98 Sugar Hill Rd Parker, Avery Lea, 242 Donahoe Rd Greer, Charles R, 345 Pony Greer Rd Westley, Amy, 202 Jewel St Price, Gregory Lott, 414 First St Greer, Sammie Lee, 401 Linda St White Jr, Richard B, 5188 Federal 80 Prince, Kristi Calvert, 41 Hwy 609 Greer, Toni Michele, 457 Ashley Ave Whitfield, Anthony Angelo, 304 Merrick St Prince, Wendell Elbert, 41 Hwy 609 Haley, Aurora Maria, 6135 Federal 80 Whitman III, James Lemoin, 122 Clear Lake Rd Randolph Jr, Bobby Dewitt, 514 Hwy 80 #7B Hamm, Melinda Faye, 16 X V Hales Rd Whitworth, Annette Naomi, 415 Fragala St #6 Rockett, Jessie T, 304 Teer St Harris, Debra Ann, 35 Dotson Rd Williams Jr, Robert Howard, 102 Carson Dr Sanchez, Alicia Ann, 313 Valley St Harris, Emily Chandler, 337 Dehlco Rd Williams, Amanda Louise, 102 Carson Dr Sanders, Raymond L, 20 Bedford St Harris, Toaniko Ann Jean, 116 C G Greer Rd Williams, Janice Long, 102 Carson Dr Sharp, Lou Anne, 151 Cedar Ln Hector, Aaron Hal, 5162 Federal 80 Williams, John Henry, 102 Carson Dr Sikes, Derinda A, 448 Collins Dr Hendry, Carol D Tarver, 85 C G Greer Rd Wilson, Crystal Danielle, 120 Margaret St Sleeper, Sherry Lynn, 54 Samie Davis Rd Hendry, Kristin Delayne, 85 C G Greer Rd Winston, Doris L, 123 Winston Rd Smith, Catherine, 4759 Hwy 17 Herrick, Chapin Elizabeth, 1399 Fragala St Winston, Jerry, 210 Dacron St Smith, Samuel Lee, 107 Third St Higgins, Fantasia Renee, 201 Blackmon St Withers, Amber A, 906 Fragala St Soares, Edward Joseph, 208 Mississippi St Hillman, Robyn D, 85 Pecan Dr Wyse, Tiffany Nicole, 1521 Girard Rd Spicher Jr, Fredrick John, 116 K Pickett Rd Hodge, Cynthia Gammill, 1887 Hwy 134 ------Start ------Spruill, Jimmy Lee, 232 Third St #4 Holiday, Sylvester, 729 Barefield Rd Duffey, Toshiko, 565 Overlan Stage Rd Stapleton, Charmaine Jones, 131 Tweddle St #A Holland, Micheal Duane, 165 Sugar Hill Rd Johnson, Nelda Booth, 6204 Federal 80 Steele, Pearlean Hutton, 218 Rundell St Holmes, Andrew Kelly, 310 Boles St Johnson, Randall Wade, 3103 Magnolia Dr #LOT C Sykes, Taylor Dooley, 1133 Hwy 854 Hughes, Michael Austin, 961 Francis St McLemore, Bobby Lee, 826 Charleston Dr Tate, Gabrielle O’bryan, 108 Missouri St Hurt, Glenda Fay, 157 Thomas Rd Nettles, Tommy, 149 Simmons Rd Tate, Kirby Glenn, 108 Missouri St Hutto, Amanda Michelle, 108 Myrtle St Pace, Sheena M, 3 Apartment Lp Taylor, Everett Leon, 228 Donahoe Rd Hutto, Sherry Demetria, 710 Spruce St Powell, Sheldon Ray, 30 Mason Rd Thomas, Sonji Nicole, 177 College Rd Jackson, Brenda Diane, 209 Church St Stansbury, Candice Cherelle Rivet, 8 Apartment Lp #208 Tillman, Glenda H, 602 Second St James, Samella M, 10 Wilhite Rd Taylor, Cheryl Ann, 11 Russell Rd Tillman, Roy Mike, 602 Second St Jammal, Atif, 18 Bolton Ln West, Meagan Tidwell, 4 Malone Rd Travis, Charnitra, 145 King Rd Jammal, Tarik, 18 Bolton Ln Williams Jr, Ronald Bruce, 3300 Magnolia Dr Tucker, William Curtis, 226 McHand Dr Jenkins, Coehissie Denise, 150 South Circle Dr Williams, Jessie S, 17 Jenkins Rd 7-30-20 Notices, Page 6 Page 6 – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- The Richland Beacon News -- Rayville, LA

Notices From Page 5 Advertisement for Bid must be removed the day of the sale. PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for 7-23-20,7-30-20 STATE OF LOUISIANA the sale of a 2010 Chevrolet Impala, Vin 2G1WD5EM3A1121708. PARISH OF RICHLAND Minimum bid is $200.00. Vehicle will be sold as is. Vehicle will be locat- I, Stacie S. Williamson, Clerk, Fifth District Court and Jury Commissioner ed at 469 Highway 15. Rayville, La. 71269 (Richland Parish Detention HUNTING BID NOTICE do herby certify that the following is a true and correct list of the PETIT Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriffs Office reserves the right to Sealed bids shall be received at the Office of the Board of Commissioners JURY VENIRE drawn by the Jury Commission to serve during the term reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after of the Tensas Basin Levee District, P. O. Box 68, Rayville, La. 71269 and of Court beginning AUGUST 10, 2020. the specified time will be returned unopened. Bids will be opened on 708 Julia Street, Suite 101B, Courthouse, Rayville, La. until 7:30 A. M., August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office. All 1 1. Aaron, Leona L Dianne 76. Jones, Doris Ann August 1 , 2020 and 505 District Drive, Monroe, La. 71202-6862 until bids should be labeled “2010 Impala 1708”. 2. Albert, Bessie M 77. Jones, Jerry W 9:30 A. M., August 11, 2020 at which time bids shall be publicly opened 3. Allen, Daniel Elliot 78. Kelley, Crystal Rena Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2010 Impala 1708”. and read aloud for surface leasing for hunting rights on the following 4. Allen, Linda S 79. Kennedy, Lezet Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland described properties: 5. Ames, Sage Christine 80. Lee, Gertha Mae Parish Sheriffs Office. Sections 31 & 32, T11N, R9E containing 44.7 acres +/- in Franklin 6. Armstrong, Lakirastonn Hall 81. Leggitt, Carolyn Jane Gary Gilley, Sheriff Parish, LA. 7. Arnold, Ronald Wayne 82. Lingefelt, Janice Inez July 16, 2020 Ten percent (10%) term consideration shall accompany each bid in the 8. Banks, Daisy Romana 83. Lively, Austin Cole July 23, 2020 form of a Cashier’s Check or Money Order and will be subject to forfei- 9. Barras, Michael Patrick 84. Long, Veronica July 30, 2020 ture for failure to comply with bid. Neither cash nor personal check will 10. Bellavia, Erin 85. Lord, Marvin E be accepted. A MINIMUM BID OF $10.00 PER ACRE IS REQUIRED. 11. Benson, Bobby Ray 86. Loring, Wynonia Keshell ALL BIDS OF A LESSER AMOUNT SHALL BE REJECTED. 12. Benton, Zebulon Wayne 87. Lucas, Shawn William Advertisement for Bid Liability insurance in the amount of $1 million with the Tensas Basin 13. Binkely, Neely Noelle 88. Marsh, Ann Marie Scaled bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for Levee District named as insured shall be provided to the Tensas Basin 14. Blake, Ronald E 89. Martin, Chelsey Ann the sale of a 2010 Chevrolet Impala, Vin 2G1WD5EM2A1240317. Levee District at beginning date of lease and on or before anniversary date 15. Bonnette, Lauren Suzonne 90. Mathis, Carey Minimum bid is $200.00. Vehicle will be sold as is. Vehicle will be locat- each year for the period of the lease. 16. Boston Jr, Samuel Lee 91. Mathis, Edmond Allen ed at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La. 71269 (Richland Parish Detention Bids shall be sealed and identified on the outside as a “Sealed Bid”. Any 17. Bradley, Myron Cecille 92. Mccall, Eddie R Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriffs Office reserves the right to bid received after closing time shall be returned unopened. 18. Bradley, Shirley A 93. Mcdowell, Renata Michelle reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after The Tensas Basin Levee District shall accept the highest responsible 19. Brossett, Ashley Rachelle 94. Mills, Jo Annette the specified time will be returned unopened. Bids will be opened on bid and reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any 20. Burr, Rebecca J 95. Monnin, Lindsey Renae August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office. All informality. 21. Busby, Anne Terry 96. Moore, Febbie Mayhall bids should be labeled ‘”2010 Impala 0317”. Naomi Eppinette, Secretary 22. Calhoun, Dallas Deneville 97. Moore, Robert W Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2010 Impala 0317”. Drew Keahey, President 23. Calhoun, Tyrone Terrel 98. Mullenix, Larry Albert Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland 7-30-20,8-6-20 24. Cater, Corbin Lane 99. Natt, Debra Denise Parish Sheriffs Office. 25. Cheek, Patricia Johnston 100. Odom, Randy Buford Gary Gilley. Sheriff 26. Clark, Edward Earl 101. Parker, Lacy Ann July 16, 2020 27. Cleary, Brandon Tyler 102. Parks, Darren July 23 , 2020 28. Colvin, Nicholas Clayton 103. Powell, Kerteshia PUBLIC NOTICE July 30, 2020 29. Cooks, Latoya Shanell 104. Raney, Ethan John-Aaron The Delhi Charter School’s proposed 2020-2021 Operating Budget is 30. Corley, Joseph Dewayne 105. Remore, Rita Williamson available for public inspection at the DCS Administration Office located 31. Darling, Damion D 106. Reynolds, Johnny Lee at 6940 Highway 17, Delhi, Louisiana during regular business hours. A 32. Davis, Arad Dontrey 107. Reynolds, Kimberly Ann Public Hearing on the proposed budget will be held at 5:30 p.m. on August 33. Davis, Daniel Dewayne 108. Reynolds, Lawrence Joseph Advertisement for Bid 17, 2020 at the DCS Administration Office. A Board Meeting will also 34. Davis, Fredrick S 109. Reynolds, Scorthia D Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for be held on August 17, 2020 at 6:00 to consider adoption of the 2020-2021 35. Davis, William Forrest 110. Robinson, Tanisha Nicole the sale of a 2003 Ford Ambulance, Vin number 1FDXE45F53HB41023. Operating Budget. 36. Eagles, Mrs Edith Brass 111. Rogers, Terrance T Minimum bid is $1,500. Vehicle will be sold as is. Vehicle will be located 7-30-20 37. Edge, John Douglas 112. Romero, Heather Seffens at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La. 71269 (Richland Parish Detention 38. Emfinger, Kyle Andrew 113. Sanders, Hazel Bishop Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriffs Office reserves the right to 39. Eppinette, Horace Conrad 114. Senn, Hal Mark reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after PUBLIC NOTICE 40. Eppinette, James D 115. Sleeper, Sherry Lynn the specified time will be returned unopened. Bids will be opened on Minutes of the Meeting of The Housing Authority of the Town of Rayville 41. Foster, Donna Sue 116. Smith Jr, Frank Alfred August 4, 2020, at 10;00 AM at the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office. All Held on the 15 Day of July 2020. On the 15th day of July 20 at 6:00 P.M. 42. Foxx, Curtis Eugene 117. Smith, Amber Nicole bids should be labeled “2003 Ambulance”. O’Clock P.M. The Housing Authority of the Town of Rayville met in 43. Fuller, Darren 118. Spencer, Sandra Louise Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2003 Ambulance’·. Special/Regular Session. The meeting was called to order and on roll call 44. Gable, Melanie Elaine Mckay 119. Stafford, Joan C Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland the following memebers of the body was present: 45. Galloway, Lovie Dee 120. Standfield, J.L. Parish Sheriffs Office. Messrs: Cora Johnson, Victor Johnson,Maxine Scheanette, Joe Jones, 46. Gilbert, Darlene 121. Stanley, Gary Earl Gary Gilley, Sheriff Herman Wallace. Absent: None. Also present were James Oliveaux, 47. Glass, James Bowen 122. Stansbury, Marcia Bryan July 16, 2020 Mike Davidson. There being a quorum present, the following business 48. Goodman, Amber Lynn 123. Taylor, Mary Sullivan July 23, 2020 was transacted: The following resolution was introduced by Mr/Ms. Cora 49. Goodwin, Vergie Ellen 124. Taylor, Michael July 30, 2020 Johnson, read in full and considered: 50. Graham, Angela Hatten 125. Taylor, Michael Lynn Resolution No. 781 51. Gray, Tremain Vincent 126. Thomas, Jarrell Demond Approve 2020 5-year PHA Plan 52. Green, William L 127. Thornton, Matthew M Advertisement for Bid The following resolution was read in full, and discussed. Mr/Ms. Herman 53. Griffin, Nathainel Jr 128. Tucker, Shavonte M Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office will be accepted for Wallace moved it’s adoption and Mr/Ms Joe Jones seconded the motion. 54. Gundy, Frankie J 129. Tyson, April Onita the sale of a 2011 Chevrolet Impala, Vin number 2G1WD5EM4B1144139. On roll call the following vote was recorded. Ayes:Cora Johnson, Victor 55. Gwin, Emily Blake 130. Vallery, Michael L Minimum bid is $400.00. Vehicle will be sold as is. Vehicle will be locat- Johnson, Maxine Scheanette, Joe Jones, Herman Wallace. Nays: None. 56. Hale, Bailey Hope 131. Washington, Gloria Ann ed at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La. 71269 (Richland Parish Detention Thereupon the resolution was declared duly adopted and passed. The 57. Hamm, Sherry I 132. Washington, Samuel Leon Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office reserves the right to following resolution was introduced by Mr/Mrs. Herman Wallace, read 58. Hart, Natalie Kaye 133. Watts, Robbie Sue Viola reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after 59. Haynes, Bertha Natt 134. Welch, Erline S in full and considered. the specified time will be returned unopened. Bids will be opened on 60. Hibler, Sharon S 135. Weston, Patricia Henry Resolution No 782 August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Richland Parish Sheriff’s Office. All 61. Hill Jr, Thomas Rogers 136. Weston, Sue Approve 2020 Annual Plan bids should be labeled “2011 Impala”. 62. Hill, Sadarius Iran Deshae 137. Wheeler, Larry Oneal The following resolution was read in full, and discussed. Mr/Ms Victor 63. Hodnett, Kassie Michelle 138. White, Jimmie C Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2011 Impala”. Johnson moved it’s adoption and Mr/Ms Maxine Scheanette seconded the 64. Hogue, Elizabeth Ann Bailey 139. White, Johnathan Devonte Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland motion. On roll call the following vote was recorded. Ayes: Cora Jonson, 65. Holland, Raphael Rashard 140. Williams, Clara B Parish Sheriff’s Office. Victor Johnson, Maxine Scheanette, Joe Jones, Herman Wallace. Nays: 66. Holland, Rocio 141. Williams, George Michael Gary Gilley, Sheriff None. Thereupon the resolution was declared duly adopted and passed. 67. Hollins, Tabitha 142. Williams, Orlande July 16, 2020 The following resolution was introduced by Mr/Mrs Cora Johnson read 68. Holloway, Suzette Zordan 143. Williams, Zkya Q July 23, 2020 in full and considered. 69. House, Demetria L 144. Wilson, Russell Earl July 30, 2020 Resolution No. 783 70. Isom, Courtney Nicole 145. Wilson, Victoria Emmateace Charge off Vacated Tenants Accouts for: Terry Richardson $198.00. 71. Jackson, Neciol 146. Winborne, Melanie Walters Adaline Williams $39.00. Riona Murphy $1,398.00 T, Erica Murphy 72. Jiles, Cathy Ann 147. Wise, Debra Lucille $719.00. Steve Webb $275.00. 73. Johnson, Eddie Torital Jerome 148. Wood Jr, Donald J The following resolution was read in full, and discussed. Mr/Ms Maxine 74. Johnston, Donna Marie 149. Woodward, Tammie Allen PUBLIC NOTICE Scheanette moved it’s adoption and Mr/Ms Cora Johnson seconded 75. Johnston, Rickey R 150. York, Danny Ray REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PROJECT MANAGEMENT the motion. On roll call the following vote was recorded. Ayes: Cora GRANT ADMINISTRATOR AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Johnson,Victor Johnson,Maxine Scheanette,Joe Jones, Herman Wallace. IN FAITH WHEREOF, Witness my Signature and Official Seal of Office on this The Richland Parish Police Jury, Louisiana (hereafter referred to as Nays None. Thereupon the resolution ws declared duly adopted and 25th day of JUNE, 2020. OWNER or Parish), invites interested parties to submit proposals to passed. The following resolution ws introduced by Mr/Mrs Herman Stacie S. Williamson provide Project Management, Grant Administrator and Administrative Wallace, read in full and considered. Clerk, Fifth District Court, Richland Parish, Louisiana Services for major Disaster Declaration for response efforts to disasters 7-30-20,8-7-20 Resolution No. 784 and pandemic outbreaks in addition to COVID. The responses will Accept Proposal for 3-year contract for Adtit 2020/2021/2022. include the Incorporated and Unincorporated areas of Richland Parish. The Resolution was read in full, considered and discussed. Mr/Ms Joe Recovery and Hazard Mitigation Projects currently consisting of any Jones moved it’s adoption and Mr/Ms Herman Wallace seconded the operations funded by FEMA through the Governor’s Office of Homeland motion. On roll call the following votes was recored. Ayes: Cora Johnson, Security and Emergency Preparedness FEMA Public Assistance and Victor Johnson, Maxine Scheanette, Joe Jones,Herman Wallace. Nays: Advertisement for Bid Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs, Flood Improvements, Property Buy- None. Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for the Outs, Cares Act and Community Development Block Grant Disaster Thereupon the Resolution was declared duly adopted and passed. sale of a 1990 Chevrolet School Bus, Vin number 1GBL6P1FXLVlll089, Recovery (CDBG-DRU). The amount allocated to the OWNER is Adjournment: The meeting adjourned at 7:15 O’Clock. P.M. Minimum bid is $1000,00, Vehicle will be sold as is, Vehicle will be locat- unknown as the disaster declaration is new and the responses are on-going Attest ed at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La, 71269 (Richland Parish Detention at the date of advertisement. It is anticipated that reimbursement from James Oliveaux, Secretary, Cora Johnson, Chairman. Center Shop), The Richland Parish Sheriffs Office reserves the right to these responses will be reimbursed to the Parish by Federal and State CERTIFICATE reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after funding sources through Federal Emergency Management Agency, Public I, Secretary of the Housing Authority of the Town of Rayville, La. hereby the specified time will be returned unopened. Assistance, Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs and/or other United States certify that I have compared the annexed extracts from the minutes of Bids will be opened on August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Richland Federal Agencies such as but not limited to: Department of Agriculture, the Regular/Special meeting of the Housing Authority of the Town of Parish Sheriff’s Office, All bids should be labeled “1990 Bus”, Department of Education, Department of Energy, Department of Labor, Rayville thereof, recorded in the official minuted book, and that is a Write on outside of seal bid envelope “1990 Bus”. Department of Health and Human Services, Community Development correct transcript therefrom and of the whole of said original: That the Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland Block Grant Programs, Department of Housing and Urban Development, transcrip of such minutes and Resolution(s) contained therein is a true, Parish Sheriffs Office. CARES ACT and the Department of Transportation. In order to effec- complete and accurate copy of the Resolution(S) adopted at said meeting. Gary Gilley, Sheriff tively administer and manage the program, the Jury is soliciting proposals IN WITHNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of July 16, 2020 from qualified and experienced firms to provide project management, the Housing Authority of the Town of Rayville, La. On this______day July 23, 2020 grant management and administrative services. The procedures for the of ______20______. July 30, 2020 selection of this firm will be in accordance with the procurement require- (Seal) ments of FEMA and the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and ______,Secretary Emergency Preparedness, Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs, and in ATTORNEYS CERTIFICATE AND OPINION accordance with Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community I,teh undersigned Attorney for the Housing Authority of the Town of Advertisement for Bid Development Block Grant Project regulations. All responses will be eval- Rayville, La. do hereby certify that I have examined the attached extract Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for uated in accordance with the selection criteria identified in the Request from the Regular, Special meeting of the Housing Authority of the Town the sale of a 2014 Chevrolet Express Van, Vin number for Proposals Packet. The Packet also identifies the Preliminary Scope of of Rayville, held the______Day of______20______, and it is my opin- 1GAZGYFGXE1101482. Minimum bid is $500.00. Vehicle will be sold Services to be performed by the selected firm. ion that the aforesaid meeting was duly and legally held and that the as is. Vehicle will be located at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La. 71269 Richland Parish Police Jury will begin contract negotiations immediately Resolutions contained therein were duly and regulary adopted by such (Richland Parish Detention Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriffs following selection of successful respondent. governing body in compliance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, Office reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive Interested parties are invited to secure a Request for Proposals Packet and are not subject to referendum of the time for filing a petition for information. All bids received after the specified time will be returned from the Richland Parish Police Jury, Attn: Dawn Williams, 35 Lynn referendum has expired. ______. Attorney. unopened. Bids will be opened on August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Gayle Robertson Road. Rayville, La 71269. Proposal packets may be 7-30-20 Richland Parish Sheriffs Office. All bids obtained upon request beginning July 20, 2020. Responses to this request should be labeled “2014 Van”. must be hand delivered or mailed to the Richland Parish Police Jury at Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2014 Van”. the above-named address in such a manner that it is received no later than Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland 4:00pm, on Thursday, August 27, 2020, contact person Dawn Williams, PUBLIC NOTICE Parish Sheriffs Office. Director. MINUTES Gary Gilley, Sheriff Small and/or minority owned firms, HUD Section 3 firms, and women’s MAYOR & BOARD OF ALDERMEN July 16, 2020 business enterprises are encouraged to participate. Richland Parish Police TOWN OF DELHI, LOUISIANA July 23, 2020 Jury Office is an Equal Opportunity Employer. MONDAY, JULY 13, 2020 July 30, 2020 BY ORDER OF RICHLAND PARISH POLICE JURY DELHI CIVIC CENTER Laura Mulhern TIME- 5:30 P.M. Secretary-Treasurer The Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Town of Delhi, Louisiana, met in reg- Advertisement for Bid JULY 23, 2020, JULY 30, 2020,AUGUST 6,2020 ular session on Monday, July 13, 2020. The meeting was called to order Sealed bids for the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office will be accepted for by Mayor Washington with an invocation and pledge. The roll was called with the following answering: Mayor Washington, Alderwoman Oliver, the sale of a 2008 Chevrolet Impala, Vin number 2G1WS553281260073. PUBLIC NOTICE Minimum bid is $200.00. Vehicle will be sold as is. Vehicle will be locat- Alderman Houston, Alderman Washington and Alderman Whitney. The following described movable property will be sold on August 1, 2020 ed at 469 Highway 15, Rayville, La. 71269 (Richland Parish Detention Alderman Rancher arrived at 5:32 pm. Alderman Whitney made a motion at 10:00 A.M. by Rayville Self Storage at the address of the company Center Shop). The Richland Parish Sheriffs Office reserves the right to to approve the agenda, second by Alderman Houston. Upon being put to which is 603 Julia Street, Rayville, louisiana. The contents of the unit reject any and all bids and to waive information. All bids received after a vote the motion carried. The vote was unanimous. described below shall be sold at that particular unit located on the above the specified time will be returned unopened. Bids will be opened on Old Business: described premises: August 4, 2020, at 10:00AM at the Richland Parish Sheriffs Office. All Item #1- Approve Minutes- Alderman Whitney made a motion to accept Unit No.219-(Daisy Combs) TV, Household Items bids should be labeled “2008 Impala”. the minutes, second by Alderman Washington. Upon being put to a vote Unit No.307-(Heather Young) TV, Chest of Drawers, 2 End Tables, Write on outside of seal bid envelope “2008 Impala”. the motion carried. The vote was unanimous. lounge Chair, Bench, Microwave Payments will be paid by money order or cashier check to the Richland Item #2-Financials- The board was provided with financials through Unit No.404-(Daangelia Dorsey) 2 Couches, Wooden TV Stand Parish Sheriffs Office. April. After discussions, Alderman Rancher made a motion to accept the Unit No. 409- (Tiffany Pruitt) 6 Dining Chairs, Household Items Gary Gilley, Sheriff financials, second by Alderman Whitney. Upon being put to a vote, the Unit No. 504 - (Charmetta Nash) lawn Mower, Chest of Drawers, Oven, July 16,2020 motion carried. The vote was unanimous. Table, Fan, End Table, Head Board July 23, 2020 Item #3- CENLA-Absent Unit No.712-(Anthony Kelly) Chainsaw, Nail Gun, Tool Box July 30, 2020 Item #4- MML&H- Josh Barrett was on hand to give the updates on the Unit No.811-(Gillian Baines)Wood Bed Frame w/Headboard & ongoing projects for the Town of Delhi. Footboard, Toys Still in Boxes, Household Items. Terms of the sale: The sale shall be to the highest bidder. Cash only. Items Notices, Page 7 The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA – Thursday, July 30, 2020 -- Page 7 Survey aims to identify health needs in rural areas The LSU AgCenter in Greensburg, St. Joseph able to take the survey on- Healthy Communities ini- ments in six rural parishes the work that is already Healthy Communities re- and Lake Providence. Eli- line. tiative began in 2018 with in Louisiana with an obe- being done by our Healthy search team is conducting a gible households will be “We are targeting rural a five-year cooperative sity rate over 40%. These Communities coalition,” community survey to learn randomly selected to par- communities that experi- agreement between the parishes include St. Hel- said Marquetta Anderson, about nutrition and physi- ticipate. Households that ence poverty and obesity AgCenter and the Centers ena, Tensas, East Carroll, LSU AgCenter extension cal activity needs in three complete the survey will rates that are greater than for Disease Control and Assumption, Madison and agent for St. Helena Parish. rural communities in Loui- receive a Healthy Commu- the state average,” said Prevention (CDC). The ini- Morehouse. “Through this research, we siana. nities “swag bag” for their Katherine Seals, LSU Ag- tiative seeks partnerships Each parish has a coali- hope to extend the success The purpose of the participation. Center Healthy Communi- with schools, elected offi- tion made up of community of our projects like the St. survey is to guide future Selected households will ties research associate. “All cials, community members, members and partners who Helena Farmers Market.” community-based proj- get a postcard in the mail in priority populations are faith-based organizations are familiar with the chal- The St. Helena Farmers ects, address local and state August with instructions on majority African American, and community stakehold- lenges the community fac- Market, which is one of the policies, and further the un- how to complete an online with Greensburg being the ers to improve obesity rates es. Coalitions meet regular- coalition’s largest projects, derstanding of health chal- survey. Healthy Communi- only community to have an and quality of life among ly to make actionable plans recently launched a pro- lenges faced by small rural ties researchers and pro- even Caucasian to African residents. to address those challenges. gram that offers $3 in free communities. gram leaders will also make American race distribu- Healthy Communities “We’re looking for- tokens for every $1 spent The research team door-to-door visits this fall tion.” addresses the nutrition and ward to using the results on eligible foods using will conduct the survey to reach those who aren’t The LSU AgCenter physical activity environ- of this study to build on SNAP/EBT benefits. Louisiana’s first hemp crop hammered by blight Louisiana’s first industri- wide host range and is a wide variety of woody wilted plants, dead, water- he said. “They are tiny, mus- plant debris or in the form of al hemp crop is getting ham- known to cause disease on ornamentals, annual and pe- soaked lesions can be ob- tard seed-like, tan-colored sclerotia on topsoil around mered by a fungal disease more than 500 plant species rennial herbaceous, and bed- served along with white fun- when young and turn red- infected plants. These scle- called southern blight. in 100 plant families,” Singh ding plants. gal growth (mycelium) and dish to dark brown as they rotia are formed from my- LSU AgCenter plant doc- said. “Some of the economi- Hemp plants infected sclerotia on the base of the age.” celium extending from the tor Raj Singh says the dis- cally important vegetables with southern blight start plant at the soil line. They can persist in infest- base of infected plants. ease is caused by a soilborne include tomatoes, potatoes, to wilt initially and later on “Sclerotia are fungal ed soils for several years in Southern blight is fa- fungus called Sclerotium peppers, eggplants and cu- turn brown and eventually structures that help the the absence of a host. vored by hot and humid rolfsii. curbits.” die, Singh said. pathogen survive adverse The pathogen survives weather, which is common “The pathogen has a The fungus also affects On closer inspection of environmental conditions,” as mycelium or sclerotia on in Louisiana.

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Notices From Page 6 • Award Bid 2020 Street Project: Alderman Rancher made a motion to Doughty to draft an ordinance to be introduced at the next meeting. AND EMPLOYER award the bid for the 2020 Street project to Amethyst Construction, Inc. Item #7-Police Department-Chief Nathaniel Williams-No report 7-30-20 in the amount of $228600.00, second by Alderman Whitney. Upon being Item #8-Public Works-Mr. Abery Love submitted a written report and put to a vote, the motion carried. The vote was unanimous. gave updates of the public works department. • LCDBG project is closed out. Adjournment-Alderman Whitney made a motion to adjourn, second by • Looking at a downtown drainage project. Alderman Rancher. Upon being put to a vote, the motion carried. The vote PUBLIC NOTICE Item # 5-David Doughty- was unanimous. Meeting adjourned. STATE OF LOUISIANA * PARISH OF RICHLAND • Mr. Doughty discussed the Open meetings law complaint. The Attorney Jesse Washington, Mayor FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT General’s office determined that there was insufficient cause to institute Nandeaner McDowell, Clerk SUCCESSION OF FILED: July 22, 2020 enforcement proceedings under the Open Meetings Law. THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER THAD WESLEY COOPER • Mr. Doughty sent a letter to Officer Frasier to submit documentation for AND EMPLOYER PROBATE NO. 9396 BY: Lisa R. Hampton the K-9 request. No documentation has been submitted to date. 7-30-20 DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT New Business: NOTICE OF PETITION FOR PRIVATE SALE OF MOVABLE Item #1- Adopt the millage rate for the tax year 2020-Alderman Rancher PROPERTY NOTICE IS GIVEN that the Administratrix of this made a motion to adopt the rate of 11.75 mills for the 2020 tax year, sec- PUBLIC NOTICE Succession has petitioned this Court for authority to sell movable prop- ond by Alderman Houston. Upon being put to a vote, the motion carried. MINUTES erty belonging to the Estate of the deceased in accordance with the provi- The vote was unanimous. MAYOR & BOARD OF ALDERMEN sions of Article 3281, et seq. of the Code of Civil Procedure to Bryant Item #2- Rebecca Ziegler (Core & Main)-update software-Ms. Ziegler TOWN OF DELHI, LOUISIANA Claxton Mendolia for the amount of $50,000.00. The movable property was on hand to review with the board need for an upgrade to the Neptune THURSDAY, JULY 23, 2020 proposed to be sold at private sale is described as follows: 2019 Ford system. She presented the 3 year cost estimate. DELHI CIVIC CENTER F-250 VIN 1FT7W2BT5KEE08953. Item #3- Mayor Washington TIME- 5:00 P.M. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Administratrix has petitioned for Vehicle tracking systems-police units The Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Town of Delhi, Louisiana, met in spe- authority to sell the movable property to Bryant Claxton Mendolia for the The Mayor presented to the board the dates in which the systems were to cial session on Thursday, July 13, 2020. The meeting was called to order amount of $50,000.00. Any heir or creditor who opposes the proposed be installed, but was declined by Chief Williams. Chief Williams stated by Mayor Washington with an invocation and pledge. The roll was called sale must file an opposition within seven (7) days, including Sundays and that he has sent off for an AG opinion on this matter. with the following answering: Mayor Washington, Alderwoman Oliver, holidays, from the date whereon the publication of this notice appears, by Discuss Water Booster Station Alderman Houston, and Alderman Whitney. Alderman Washington was Order of the Court. The Mayor advised that parts have been ordered to replace the system absent. Alderman Houston made a motion to approve the agenda, second s/Lisa R. Hampton at the Booster Station. This should fix the issue that resulted in the boil by Alderman Whitney. Upon being put to a vote the motion carried. The DY. FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CLERK advisories. vote was unanimous. 7-30-20 Lamb Weston Rates Business: The Mayor informed the board that our CPA, Mike Martin has reviewed Item #1: Resolution: A Resolution authorizing Mayor Washington to the Lamb Weston rates and advised there was no need to raise the rates submit an application to USDA for improvements to its drainage system PUBLIC NOTICE at this time. in the Depot Street area as well as on Cedar Street including related street RICHLAND PARISH ASSESSOR’S LEGAL NOTICE Zoning/Land Use Regulations and water main repairs. Notice is hereby given that I have completed the listings of all property Zoning Administrator, Mrs. Gloria Chocklin was on hand to charge the Heath McGuffie from Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix and Hixson was on hand in the Parish of Richland and have estimated the values thereon, and that board to access their districts and report where building permits are to review the details of the project. Alderman Rancher made a motion to said listing will be exposed in the Richland Parish Assessor’s Office dur- needed. approve the resolution, second by Alderman Whitney. Upon being put to ing office hours 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. at the Richland Parish Courthouse Item #4- Alderman Houston a vote, the motion passes. Roll Call Vote as follows: for public inspection and correction for a period of 15 days, beginning Proper procedure for street signs in a municipality-The Mayor stated that Yays (4) Alderman Rancher, Houston, Oliver, & Whitney August 15, 2020. Any taxpayer desiring to examine his assessment is any sign needed to go through him. Nays: (0) required to call at the Assessor’s Office during said 15 day period. Item #5- Alderwoman Oliver Absent (1) Alderman Washington Emmett “Lee” Brown III, CLA Cell Phone Policy-Alderwoman Oliver wished to address the employee Adjournment-Alderman Rancher made a motion to adjourn, second by Assessor, Richland Parish cell phone policy. The Mayor asked that 2 board members review the Alderman Whitney. Meeting adjourned. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need assis- policy with the Public Works at the morning meeting. Jesse Washington, Mayor tance, Please contact Lee Brown Item #6- Alderman Rancher Nandeaner McDowell, Clerk at (318)728-4491, describing the assistance that is necessary. 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