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Tiger Rock staff and students taking part in volunteer work by walking the dogs at an area animal rescue facility, are, back, from left, Kim Kiper Kimbrough, Alex Murphy, Ashlynn Jordan, Evaneline Stephenson, Erin Stephenson, Madison Cardin, Travis Murphy and Michelle Aymond; and, front, Wes Cardin, Sydney Clack, Avery Bichel and Noah Cardin.

Tiger Rock students give back to community

Students and staff from Stephenson’s Tiger Rock Martial Arts of Rayville and Winnsboro participated in walking the dogs at Patrick’s Pals Animal Rescue of Winnsboro April 27.

Tiger Rock takes pride in participating in local activities and organizations that contribute back into the community and appreciates any opportunity that arises to give back.

They view community outreach as an important aspect of being a leader and overall good citizen.

Winnsboro bank buys RSB Mangham branch

Winnsboro State Bank Winnsboro, and Business First Bank, Baton Rouge, jointly announced May 7 their entry into an agreement by which WSB will acquire the Mangham, Louisiana branch of Business First Bank, which it recently acquired in connection with the acquisition of Richland State Bank. 

Following the transaction, WSB will operate from four branch locations in Franklin and Richland parishes. 

Business First Bank will continue to operate its remaining 24 locations across the state and in the Dallas area.

Police Report

The Rayville Police Department made the following arrests for the week of April 28 through May 5.

• Darvin Rieger, 73; 3566 Hwy 80, Rayville; obscenity.

• Amyia Otis, 18; 3717 Coranunont St., Monroe; disturbing the peace by fighting.

• Tanesha Cowart, 38; 610 Foster St., Rayville; disturbing the peace by fighting.

• Talerica Cowart, 19; 610 Foster St., Rayville; disturbing the peace by fighting.

Crew Lake Methodist women exchange plants

Crew Lake Methodist Women held their fifth annual plant swap May 2.

Emma Joe Sullivan blessed the food which was a little different. The meal consisted of salads and deserts, assorted crackers and beverages.

After the meal, the business began.

A devotional was given by Dianne Williams. It was titled Are You Sowing Scripture’s Seed and based on a reading from Corinthians 3:5-10.

Old and new business was discussed. The minutes were read by Lillian Whitten.

DCS heads to state track meet

The Dellhi Charter School boys and girls track teams qualified 22 athletes out of the District 2-2A track meet and 15 of those qualified from Regon 1-2A to compete May 23 at Bernie Moore Track at LSU.

District champion individual events include: Ashari Jones in discus and shot put, Destiny Hargrove in the 100M, Anna Beth Raley in the 800M, J’Quan Polly in long jump, Terry David in pole vault and  Kolton Kelley in the 400 and 800 meters. 

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