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General Excellence Louisiana Press Association CENTRALCENTRAL CITYCITY National Newspaper Assn. Meet Leo McClure on Pages 10-11 Watch Central Baseball LIVE at 7 p.m. Feb. 18 ® Central City News on FB & The Leader NEWSNEWSFebruary 2020 • Vol. 23, No. 2 • 20 Pages • Circulation 10,000 • 30,000 online • www.centralcitynews.us • 225-261-5055 MardiValentine’s Day Gras Royalty Jonathan Sumich, Love, Life Need Michelle Lewis to Not Be Perfect Reign over Central To Be Wonderful Mardi Gras Ball CENTRAL — Jonathan Sumich will serve as King and Michelle Lewis as Queen of the 14th Annual Krewe of Central Mardi Gras Mas- querade Ball Feb. 15. The event will be held from 7 p.m. to mid- night at the CCA Gym at 10510 Joor Road in Central. Sumich is owner of Oak Point Mona & late Donald Ray Kennard Fresh Market on Greenwell Springs Road, and Ms. Lewis is owner of Lewis Wrecker on Joor. The annual ball is sponsored by the City of Central Chamber of Commerce. Tickets for the event are $50 a person, $100 a couple, or a table of eight for $400. A busi- ness sponsorship table is $500. Tickets sell out quickly and may be sold out by the time of this pub- Carolyn & late Ralph Washington lication. For more information on the Chamber, go to cityofcentralcham- ber.com or call 225-261-5818. The City of Central Chamber president is Ron Erickson. April 4 Election PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY Ruby & late Larry Foil See THE CREW on Page 8 2020 Central Mardi Gras King Jonathan Sumich and Queen Michelle Lewis District Judge REPUBLICAN PARTY Candidates for President “Rocky” De La Fuente Race for Judge First of Its Kind “Bob” Ely While Central Cannot Matthew John Matern Donald J. Trump Elect a Republican, Bill Weld DEMOCRATIC PARTY There’s a Conservative Candidates for President Democrat on the Ballot Michael Bennet Joseph R. Biden Woody Jenkins Editor Michael R. Bloomberg “Pete” Buttigieg Tulsi Gabbard See SHERIFF on Page 6 CENTRAL — Courthouse intrigue Yvette Alexander Tiffany Foxworth Eboni Johnson-Rose Jennifer Moisant and Baton Rouge politics are play- BR City Judge Conservative Judge’s Daughter Council on Aging Amy Klobuchar ing out in the race for District Judge The April 4 election is to fill the campaign is proving to be the first Deval Patrick for Division M, which will be voted vacancy left by District Judge Beau of its kind here. Since 48 percent Bernard “Bernie” Sanders on in the so-called “northern judi- Higginbotham, who last fall ran for of the voters are overwhelmingly “Tom” Steyer cial sub-district” in a special elec- a vacancy in the so-called “southern white and Republican, the election Elizabeth Warren tion Saturday, April 4. judicial sub-district” composed of will test whether they will get be- Andrew Yang The northern sub-district in- South Baton Rouge and St. George. hind the conservative Democrat in District Judge 19th JDC cludes Central, Baker, Zachary, and He won that election, which allows the race or allow a liberal Democrat the Sherwood Forest area of Baton him to run for reelection this fall to win. Yvette Alexander (D) Rouge. The district has elected con- from the presumably safe southern Behind the scenes and unknown TIFFANY FOXWORTH (D)* servative Republicans for years but sub-district, instead of taking his to most voters are courthouse in- last year reached the tipping point Eboni Johnson-Rose (D) chances in the northern sub-district trigue, Baton Rouge politics, and Jennifer Moisant (D) racially. It is now majority black, this fall. ambitions of political figures not and two black Democrats were Four Democrats and no Repub- on the ballot. Since the advent of *Endorsed by elected to district judgeships from licans will appear on the ballot for single-member districts for the Central City News the sub-district last fall. Division M April 4, and the election See FOUR on Page 5 2 CENTRAL CITY NEWS February 2020 Republican Party of East Baton Rouge Parish Outreach 1st Frederick Douglass Newsmaker Luncheon THE REPUBLICAN PARTY of East Baton Rouge Parish has launched the Frederick Douglass Newsmaker Luncheon to recognize and give voice to black Republicans. Shown (left to right) are chairman Mayor George Francis, Eddie Rispone, Sen. Elbert Guillory, Colette Greggs, State NAACP president Mike McClanahan, and ex-BESE member Carolyn Hill. FREDERICK DOUGLASS NEWSMAKER LUNCHEON speaker was Sen. Elbert Guillory. He was joined by former Sen. Robert Barham, East Baton Rouge Parish Republican executive committee member Barbara Thomas, and former Rep. Woody Jenkins, chairman of the Republican Party of East Baton Rouge Parish, who founded the luncheon group. Do You Need Experienced Investment Advice? Are You Retiring? Do You Need Experienced Investment Advice? Are You Already Retired And Would Like An Experienced Jeanne and Darryl Hickman Ian James “We’ve been clients 10 years. Ian is one of the best things that ever hap- 2nd Opinion? pened to us. He’s literally changed our lives. We highly recommend Ian Ian James James.” Watch interview below: Capital Financial Group Download 8550 United Plaza Boulevard (225) 261-9606 QR Reader Suite 702 SCAN Baton Rouge, LA 70809 HERE Phone (225) 261-9606 [email protected] Serving Central Since 1994 Website: 225Wealth.com Member, Central Masonic Lodge 442 704 Texas Avenue Served on Board of CABA and Securities by licensed individuals offered through Bridge City, TX 77611 Investacorp, Inc., a registered broker/dealer. (409) 792-0179 Central Chamber • MBA, LSU Member, FINRA, SIPC CRPC , AAMS IAN E. JAMES FINANCI®AL ADVISOR® February 2020 CENTRAL CITY NEWS 3 Frederick Douglass: Respected by Republicans, Black Community Giving Voice to Black Conservatives in EBR Republican Women’s president Rhonda Perdue invited attendees to join local Republican Women’s clubs. Shown are Rep. Barbara Frieberg, Sen. Guillory, and Major Francis. Shown with Sen. Elbert Guillory is attorney Scott Carmouche (left). At far right is businessman Eddie Rispone. The next meeting is at noon Feb. 18 at Café Américain. Click QR code to watch Frederick Douglass Luncheon Next meeting is 12 n Tuesday, Feb. 18 at Café Américain The diverse group included a homeless man, the Sr. Vice Chanceller of Southern, and Deborah Todd. Quickly and Easily Refill RX Online Download Our New Improved Phone App iPhone and Android 4 CENTRAL CITY NEWS February 2020 Tiffany’s Conservative Family Values Make Her a Great Choice for Central • Pro-Life • Pro-Family • Pro-Traditional Marriage • Crime Fighter • Pro-Military, Pro-Veteran OUR FAMILY Dr. Jonathan Jr. Roberts, Proud U.S. Army Captain MD, Internal Medicine and Veteran of Tiffany Foxworth-Roberts Desert Storm, Iraq, and 14 Years Practicing Attorney Afghanistan Wars Registered Nurse (enlisted as a private E-1 Tiffany-Elle and rose to Captain) Fifth Grader, age 10 Announcing Brand New in Central Luxury Boarding and Day Care Services at Crossroads Animal Hospital Dr. Tony LoBue with his new, state-of-the-art luxury boarding facility and day care • Note suite at right TOUR Dr. LoBue’s New Facil- ity. Click on QR Code at left. Or to look behind the scenes, click QR Code at right. Crossroads Animal Hospital 13933 Greenwell Springs Rd Central, LA 70739 • 225-261-6000 crossroadsanimalhosp.com Supervised play area • “Ordinary” digs at right February 2020 CENTRAL CITY NEWS 5 COMMUNITY PRESS, LLC St. George Leader CENTRAL CITY NEWS & Vol. 1 • No. 3 The Leader Vol. 23 • No. 2 • CCN No. 436 Post Office Box 2 Post Office Box 1 City of St. George, LA 70801 City of Central, LA 70739 910 North Foster Drive Vol. 3 • No. 2 Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Phone (225) 261-5055 • Entire contents © 2019 Email stories and photos for all papers to [email protected] Published Monthly The Leader was founded April 30, 1998. The Central City News was founded April 21, 2005. They merged May 4, 2006. The St. George Leader began publication on Oct. 3, 2019. The North Baton Rouge Journal began on August 11, 1966 and went on hiatus in 1976. It resumed publication as the Istrouma Journal on April 6, 2017. Editor & Publisher Woody Jenkins Business Manager Jolice Provost Account Executive Kim Powers Member, Louisiana Press Association and Chamber of Commerce of EBR Parish Deadline for news and advertising: 5 p.m. Friday before publication $24 a year by subscription in advance • $36 a year outside the U.S.A. SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI tears up President’s State of the Union speech. To watch, click QR code above with your phone. Video captured by Jolice Provost of Central City News. Four Democrats Vie for Support in Central whites and seven blacks. Retired Philosophies, Alignments Judge Anthony Marabela is sitting Of Those Running Vary Candidates for District Judge, Division M as the judge for Division M. A ma- jority of the judges can determine a Widely, Requiring Voters Northern Sub-District • April 4, 2020 number of issues of policy and per- sonnel. To Analyze Candidates Yvette Alexander Chief Judge, BR City Court; Decisions in the court don’t al- Continued from Page 1 endorsed by Democratic Party ways fall along racial lines. The Metro Council, East Baton Rouge Chief Judge of the District Court Parish School, and judicial seats Tiffany Foxworth Nurse; Attorney; 14-year US Army vet has included Judge Wilson Fields. in the 1970’s, 1980’s, and 1990’s, of Desert Storm, Iraq, Afghanistan; Judge Tim Kelley, and Judge Janice most election districts have fallen Pro-Life, Pro-Marriage, Law & Order; Clark in recent years. Kelley is a neatly into majority white or major- endorsed by Central City News Republican while Fields and Clark ity black districts. In majority white are Democrats.
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