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Rayville police make arrests at Wal-Mart

The Rayville Police made two arrests at Wal-Mart recently.

Rayville Police Chief Willie Robinson Jr. said his department received a call at approximately 9:15 p.m. May 10 from Wal-Mart in reference to an employee stealing money.

Upon arrival, Investigator Jerry Davis Sr. made contact with the store manager. The manager stated that Anthony Guin took $40,000 over a period of time from the store. 

Boy Scouts post camp schedule

The Louisiana Purchase Council, Boy Scouts of America has announced its summer camp schedule for  2018.

Boy Scout Camp for  sixth through 12th graders will be held from June 10-16 at Camp T.L. James near Downsville and June 17-23 at Camp Attakapas near Trout.

The program will include the opportunity to work on more than 35 merit badges including canoeing, emergency preparedness, fish and wildlife management, shotgun shooting, small boat sailing, snorkeling, and wilderness survival. Also, youth will have opportunities to swim and use the climbing tower. 

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New Salvation Army captain visits Rayville

Rayville Mayor Harry Lewis presents Captain Jerome Casey with a proclamation honoring the Salvation Army for the work it does in the area. Casey brought the Salvation Army’s emergency disaster vehicle to the Rayville Civic Center last week to give residents a chance to get to know more about him, the Salvation Army and the services it provides. The group has recently reopened its thrift store in Monroe and is working to reopen the men’s shelter.

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Veteran’s golf tournament held

The third annual Veterans Benefit Golf Scramble was held May 12 at the Delhi Municipal Golf Course. The event is sponsored by Tommie Cook Post 122. Local veterans and other golfers from our area as well as multiple states participated to honor our military. This year one player, Cody Curry, even scored an eagle during the tournament. The event once again featured a raffle to raise additional funds to donate to our veterans. Many of the items were donated by local merchants and the players.

Richland students qualify for school choice

Students attending Delhi Elementary School, Delhi Middle School, Holly Ridge Elementary School, Rayville Elementary School and Rayville Junior School will be eligible for public school choice. 

Students who access choice must remain at that school for the full school year. Individual achievement scores, enrollment limits, and income level are criteria for consideration of priority for choice. (School performance scores for the previous school year were released in early November.) School choice will no longer be an option once D or F Letter Grades are raised to A, B, or C.

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