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May 2015 Edition • Vol. 24, No. 5 • 28 Pages • Circulation 17,000 copies • www.capitalcitynews.us • 225-261-5055
Petition Deadline May 28
Incorporation of Proposed City of St. George
Registrar Awaits
2,694 Signatures
From Organizers
Of Proposed City
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Sign the Petition.
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But for Our Kids
And Grandkids.
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or go to StGeorgeLouisiana.com
EBR GOP
Republican Party Supports St. George Vote
BATON ROUGE - The Republican
Party of East Baton Rouge Parish
has thrown its support behind the
petition drive to put the incorporation of the proposed City of St.
George on the election ballot this
fall. Republican chairman Woody
Jenkins said, “Our position is simple. Under state law, the people of
St. George have the legal right to
decide whether they want to incorporate. But the Mayor-President
and the Metro Council have said
they plan to file suit to block the
people having a vote. We object
to that undemocratic tactic. Stop
interfering in the process! Let the
people vote!”
BATON ROUGE - Supporters of the
proposed City of St. George have
until Thursday, May 28 to turn in
enough valid signatures to trigger
a referendum on incorporating the
new city in this fall’s elections.
St. George supporters will need
a total of 17,859 signatures. In
March, Registrar of Voters Elaine
Lamb certified 15,165, leaving organizers 2,694 short. However,
under state law, St. George has 60
days to file additional signatures,
or until May 28.
St. George chairman Norman
Browning said Wednesday that
supporters need about 500 signatures to meet that target. However,
they hope to have an additional 10
percent to take account of invalid
signatures and withdrawn signatures. Only one thing matters now,
he said: Getting signatures.
More than 50 volunteers are
working to get signatures, many
everyday, he said.
He urged registered voters in St.
George who wish to sign the petition to call 366-7764 or go to the
website, stgeorgelouisiana.com, and
someone will deliver them.
News, Music of 50’s-60’s, Conservative Talk
Chamber EBR to Launch WSGX, 95.1 FM
Photos by Woody Jenkins
BATON ROUGE - The Baton Rouge
area will have a new radio station
this summer. The Mighty WSGX
95.1 FM will sign on the air on Friday, July 3, according to Cecil Cavanaugh, chairman of the Chamber
of Commerce of East Baton Rouge,
which owns the license for the new
station.
WSGX will cover Baton Rouge
and the proposed City of St.
George. Cavanaugh said the format of the station will be local
and national news, music from the
1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s, and conservative talk.
The not-for-profit station will be
run according to the same rules as
WLPB-TV and WRKF radio. It
will not sell commercials, but it will
sell sponsorships. “We are excited
to have Baton Rouge radio legend
Bob Furlow on the team to guide WSGX SOCK HOP — Among those attending a fundraiser for the new Baton Rouge radio station WSGX were Chamber EBR supporters (left to right) former Miss Baton Rouge Rae Phillips, Peggy Vidrine, Lou Pentecost, Bob Furlow, Chamber EBR vice president
and direct us,” Cavanaugh said
Carol Thomas, and Capital City News executive Kim Powers. The Mighty WSGX 95.1 FM is scheduled to sign on the air July 3.
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KINSLEY AWARD WINNERS — Central High seniors Tyler Sansone and Logan Prudhome were honored with the Annual Kinsley Award given to athletes who exhibit outstanding character. The award was presented by Coach Sid Edwards.
Predictions on St. George, BRCC in Central
Strange Alliances on
City Court Districts
The Non-Harry Reid
Woody Jenkins
Editor
BATON ROUGE - Here are some predictions on the proposed City of St.
George:
Prediction #1. The supporters of
St. George will turn in enough signatures to the Registrar of Voters,
and the petition will be certified.
Prediction #2. Mary Olive Pierson will file suit on behalf of the
Metro Council to keep the vote on
incorporation from getting on the
ballot this fall.
Prediction #3. Pierson’s suit may
delay the vote, but it will ultimately
be thrown out of court and the election will be held.
Prediction #4. The referendum
on St. George will pass with 58 percent of the vote.
Prediction #5. If Mary Olive
Pierson files another suit after the
incorporation vote, it will be unsuccessful.
Prediction #6.
St. George will
become a city,
and will be one
of the most successful cities in
the country.
Prediction #7.
The Southeast
Community
School District Woody Jenkins
will become a
reality, and it will become one of the
top school districts in the state.
HHH
Baton Rouge Community College is opening for business in Central. There will be an Open House
at the new campus from 4 to 6 p.m.
on Thursday, May 14. So far, the
course offerings are still up in the
air, but one is certain. This fall,
BRCC will begin a Process Technology Program, which will prepare
students for a high paying job in in-
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programs will be announced in the
coming months. Anyone interested
in applying should go to the BRCC
website, www.myBRCC.edu.
Obviously, the sky is the limit for
BRCC in Central.
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City Court Districts. Watching the House of Representatives
this week was confusing, to say
the least. Back in the early 1990’s,
Baton Rouge had five white City
Court judges, even though 40 percent of the population was black.
The House passed a bill creating
two districts, one majority black
with two judges and the other majority white with three judges.
Since then, the demographics have
changed. Today 60 percent of our
population in the city is black. So
now there are two bills in the legislature to do quite opposite things:
Rep. Eric Ponti, a Republican, has a
bill to elect all five judges citywide,
which would probably result in all
five City Court judges being black.
On the other hand, Rep. Alfred Williams, a Democrat, has a bill to elect
three judges from a majority black
district and two judges from the
majority white district. His idea is
that with a city so divided racially, it
would be a serious mistake to have
all judges of one race. We agree
with Rep. Williams and applaud his
level-headed approach.
HHH
The Non-Harry Reid. Rep.
John Bel Edwards, who is running
for governor, is the chairman of the
Democratic caucus in the Louisiana
House. However, after hearing him
speak at the Chamber EBR meeting
last week, it is clear he is no Harry
Reid. His reasonable, conservative
approach on right to life, the right to
keep and bear arms, and Common
Core, should win him more votes
that would normally be expected.
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Central and the Central Community
School System. Please watch Fridays at 6:30 p.m. on Cox Ch. 21.
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Hosted by Chamber of Commerce of EBR
Louisiana Farm Bureau president
Ronnie Anderson (left) with his
predecessor, Jimmy Graugnard
Rep. Edwards Seeks Governorship
West Point Grad
Carries Banner
For Democrats
In Fall Election
BATON ROUGE - Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rep. John Bel
Edwards outlined his views before
the Chamber of Commerce of East
Baton Rouge last week.
Many members of the conservative, mostly Republican group of
business owners were surprised and
impressed by Edwards’ stand on the
issues. He received a rousing ovation at the end of his talk.
Edwards spoke of his commitment to law enforcement and told
the group his grandfather, father,
and now brother have all served as
Sheriff of Tangipahoa Parish. When
asked about rioting in Baltimore, he
said he clearly comes down on the
side of law enforcement.
Edwards outlined his stand on
several key conservative issues:
• He is an avid gun owner and has
an A+ rating from the National Rifle
Association.
•He is pro-life and has a 100 percent pro-life rating from the Louisiana Right to Life.
•He is opposed to Common Core
and feels Louisiana should have
its own testing standards. “Basically, I’m opposed to national testing standards. We should adopt our
own standards,” he said.
Kathryn Goppelt, Ascension Parish
Republican chairman
Businessman Gene Guffy
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE — State Rep. John Bel Edwards of Amite addressed the conservative Chamber of Commerce of East
Baton Rouge and surprised the members with his conservative stands on gun control, right to life, and Common Core.
Edwards deviated from conservative doctrine with his stand on
whether Louisiana should accept
Medicaid funding from the federal
government. Many conservatives
say the state’s portion of the matching funds could eventually bankrupt
the state. But Edwards tied his position to his earlier pro-life statements.
“To me, protecting the unborn is just
the beginning of being pro-life,” he
said.
Edwards said he or any other governor will need to call a special ses-
sion of the legislature immediately
after being sworn in. “We have
structural problems in our tax and
spending that must be corrected.
Many bills will take a two-thirds’
vote, and it will take Republicans
and Democrats working together
to do the things that need to be
done.”
Edwards said hard work is a
large part of solving Louisiana’s
problems. He said at West Point
and as an Airborne Ranger for eight
years, he learned to be the first one
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Edwards said he favors repealing
tax giveaways. He said when the
economy grows, it should result in
job creation but it really hasn’t. He
said he wants to promote job growth
that is spread around the state and
not just in South Louisiana.
Edwards is one of the four major
candidates for governor in the Oct.
21 primary, along with three Republicans — Sen. David Vitter, Lt. Gov.
Jay Dardenne, and PSC member
Scott Angelle.
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Photos by Expressions Photography
Central High School Senior Class
Most Attractive - Heather Clement & Jett Ashford
Mr. and Miss. Senior - Alyssa Hollingsworth
and Chandler Hollingsworth
Most Courteous - Jenna Pryor and
Logan Prudhome
Most Talkative - Matt Coates and Madelyn Shilling
Wittiest - Katlynn Ford and Aubrey Mitchell
Most Intelligent - Caroline Clark
and Cole Rankin
Congratuations,
Seniors of 2015
Jeremiah 29:11-13:
“For I know the plans I have for
you, plans to prosper you and
not to harm you, plans to give
you hope and a future. Then you
will call upon me and come and
pray to me, and I will listen to
you. You will find me when you
seek me with all your heart.”
As a proud Central
High graduate, may I
wish you every success
in the years ahead!
Rep. Barry Ivey
Elected Class Favorites for 2015
Photos by Expressions Photography
CITY NEWS Thursday, May 7, 2015 5
Best All Around - James Schopp
and Kendall Russell
Most Athletic - Kevin Henry and Maddie Durr
Most Likely to Succeed - Brennon Young
and Rachel Seidel
Best Personality - Nick Handy and
Amanda Hooper
Class Comedian -Ashton Denham and Demarius Phillips
Most Photogentic - Alexis Jester and Adam Porche
CONGRATULATIONS
to all Central area
graduates on their
many outstanding
achievements.
Wishing you
happy memories,
bright beginnings
and the success
you all deserve
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Photos by Expressions Photography
Seniors Are Witty, Beautiful and Smart
Most Talented -Maddy Consoer
and Stephen Pursifull
Most School Spirit - Morgan Blanchard & Matt Case
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Most Dependable - Courtney Clouatre and Dayton Knippers
Friendliest- Ethan Bartel and Hannah Allen
Campus Flirt - Raygan Owens
and Tyler Sittig
Our Class Favorites: Central’s Moms and Dads
Congratulations, Graduates!
You have done well! You have worked hard for
many years, and your moment is finally here!
I join countless individuals in our community who
are proud of what you have accomplished.
My best wishes are with you for
your graduation, a wonderful summer, and your goals for the future!
Doug Welborn
Clerk of Court, East Baton Rouge Parish
CITY NEWS Thursday, May 7, 2015 7
Federer at Patriot’s Day: All-Powerful
Government Is Return to Rule by King
Photo by Woody Jenkins
Justice Jeff Hughes and Judge Darrell White
Bill Federer at Patriot’s Day
BATON ROUGE - Nationally known
author and lecturer William J. Federer delivered a number of lectures
in the Baton Rouge area from April
16 to 19, including major addresses at Christian Life and Greenwell
Springs Baptist. On Friday, April
17, he spoke at the annual Patriot’s
Day Luncheon at the LSU Rural
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and the threat of militant
Islam. At Patriot’s Day, he
traced the role of one-man
rule over the past 6,000
years and showed how
man is invariably ruled by
chiefs, czars, dictators, emperors, kings, presidents,
sheikhs, and other tyrants.
He also compared the rise
Class of 2015
Rep. Valarie Hodges
District 64
of the modern state and how
it mimics the rule of tyrants. Federer said the secular view is a person’s worth
comes from being part of the
collective with group rights
serving the king or the state,
whereas the Judeo-Christian
view is a person’s worth is
primarily as an individual
with individual rights. For
more, see www.AmericanMinute.com
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EBR Republican Legislators on Session
Rep. Franklin Foil
BATON ROUGE - Money issues will
dominate the fiscal session of the
Louisiana Legislature now underway, Republican lawmakers from
East Baton Rouge Parish told the
Ronald Reagan Newsmaker Luncheon April 14.
GOP legislators discussed legislation they are authoring and other
key bills in the session, and answered questions from Republican
activists in attendance at the meeting at Café Américain, 7521 Jefferson Hwy. The meetings, which are
open to all registered Republicans,
are held at 12 noon on the second
Tuesday of each month.
Rep. Franklin Foil discussed the
importance of improving traffic
flow in Baton Rouge. He expressed
support for a toll highway following
the old bridge and Airline Highway.
Rep. Barry Ivey said the state’s
budget has structural problems that
are making it impossible to solve
Rep. Barry Ivey
Sen. Bodi White
Rep. Valarie Hodges
CENTRAL MAYOR PRO-TEM Dr. Kim Fralick (left) asked legislators about Common Core. At right, Republican activists.
the budget shortfall in the normal
way. Because the legislature has
authority over such a small portion
of the budget, it cannot cut its way
out of the problem. Major structural reforms will have to be made on
both the tax and spending sides, he
said.
Rep. Valarie Hodges said Louisiana is now the No. 1 state fighting human trafficking. She cited
the importance of border control
and reports that ISIS has a training
camp within eight miles of the U.S.
border. Generous welfare benefits
for illegals will bankrupt the country, she said.
Sen. Bodi White said the state
government had an influx of onetime money after Katrina that raised
spending levels, and that has ended.
Meanwhile, repeal of the Stelly Plan
cut revenue. The state has done a
good job of cutting state employment from 80,000 to 50,000 but more
economies will have to be made.
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Sock Hop for New WSGX 95.1 FM
THE KING made a visit to the WSGX Sock Hop at Dearman’s. Shown are sponsor Peggy Vidrine, Pam Reid, Doodie Henagan, Rae Phillips, Carol Thomas, and Evelyn Monk.
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250 Istrouma Indians Gathered for
Diane Jenkins, Fred Kimball, and Johnny Dykes
Sharon Browning, Rusty Jacobs and Tricia Pourciau
Jim E. Johnson, Dale Arnold, and Duane Finch
Diane Jenkins, Raymond Jeasen, Judy Land,
Woody Jenkins and Priscilla Ellingsen
Host Frank Parker
Billy Walker
Istroma grads wait in line for crawfish
Bonnie Derrett and Joe Parks
Melvin Johnson, Johnny Dykes, and Donnie Bozeman
Scoopie Johnson and Mamie Gerald
Laura and Glenn Dupree
Louise Boudreaux, Maurice Loup, and Rita Bennett
Charles and Doris Alleman
Jim E. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Goodwin
Barbara Thomassie
and Elaine Lamb
CITY NEWS Thursday, May 7, 2015 11
Pow Wow Crawfish Boil in Central
Leo Day dishes up crawfish
Istroma veterans toasted their fallen comrades
Remi Richard, Pat Harless and Joe Richard
Jim and Lynda Dousay
Helen Day and Margie Storey
Steven Lande and Priscilla Ellingsen
Allie McClure and T.W. Gerald
J.W. and Sandy Starks
Istrouma grads from 50’s and 60’s enjoy crawfish at Frank Parker’s home. At right, Jimmy Akin, John Brumfield and Carroll Breeden
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Jerry Deslatte and Tim Toler
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St. Francisville High School Class of 1965
Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Wilcox
Walter and Mookie Lee
St. Francisville High School Class of 1965 50th Anniversary Reunion
Pam Percy, Karen Garris and Lou
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Karen Garris and her husband, Lou
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What’s Happening Around Capital Area
Veterans Gathering
Clothes to Help
At Veterans Home
What’s Happening?
May 9
9 a.m. - 12 noon
Zoar Baptist 13th Annual
Car and BikeShow
13th Annual Car and Bike Show
at Zoar Baptist Church on the
Corner of Joor and Hooper Road.
Saturday, May 9, 2015 Open to all
classes. $20 pre-registration (includes lunch) $25 day of show (includes lunch)Featuring “Pinewood
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Helping Veterans are collecting
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Jackson. They are in need of TShirts sizes medium, large and
extra large, crew length socks,
belts in sizes 36-38, 42-44, 4648, and 40-50, pull-on pants in
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May 14
4 - 6 p.m.
BRCC Hooper Road
Open House
BRCC welcomes the community to their new facility at 10700
Hooper Rd. Open to the public.
Facility tours will be given. Recruiters will be available to assist
prospective students with online
applications. Opening comments
at 4:30 by Sen. Bodi White, Sen.
Dale Erdey, Rep. Valerie Hodges,
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May 19-20
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May 27-29
CHS Youth Girls
Basketball Camp
Central High School is conducting a Youth Girls Basketball
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Coach Morris can be contacted at
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This year’s Wildcat Football
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Milestones
Births • Engagements • Weddings • Deaths
Anniversaries • Reunions
WEDDINGS
Evan Lee and Matthew Patton were
wed on April 11, at Moody Manor.
ENGAGEMENT
Whitney Zylks will marry Justin
Mayers on June 12.
Olivia Foster, Jacob Viccellio Evan Lee, Matthew Patton
Married at Magnolia Mound Exchanged Vows April 11
CENTRAL — Olivia Hogan Foster and Jacob Kyle Viccellio were
married in a 5:30 p.m. ceremony
on November 1, 2014 at Magnolia
Mound in Baton Rouge. The Rev.
Dale Phillips officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Kate Hogan Winfree of Vicksburg, MS, Robyn Guillory Gee of
Mandeville, and Michael Foster,
Jr. of Harahan.
She is the granddaughter of
Michael and Deborah Foster, Sr.
of Tallulah, Nancy Dickerson of
Katy, Texas, Al and Jeanelle Guillory of Beaumont, Texas, and the
late Owen and Ruth Winfree of
Vicksburg, MS. The bridegroom is the son
of Darren and Kim Viccellio of
Pride. He is the grandson of Helen
Viccellio and the late Felix Viccellio and Dorothy Hayes and the
late Judson “J.W.” Hayes of Baton Rouge.
The bride was attended by her
maid of honor Hannah Wallace.
Bridesmaids were Jordan Bollinger, Anna Foster, and Jessica
Viccellio. Junior bridesmaid was
Lillian Foster.
Flower girls were Gracelyn and
Brooklyn Viccellio. The groom
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Viccellio
was attended by his best man,
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Groomsmen
were Tyler Owen, Derek Hood,
and Drew Boatner. A reception
immediately followed the ceremony.
The couple resides in Pride.
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to Rome and Venice, Italy the
of Plaquemine and the great
grandson of Delle Rockford and couple resides in Baton Rouge.
Viccellio, Boatner Married At Greenwood Plantation
CENTRAL — Jessica Kelli Viccellio and Drew Michael Boatner
were married in a 7 p.m ceremony
on March 28, 2015 at Greenwood
Plantation in St. Francisville.
Rev. Dale Phillips officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Darren and Kim Viccellio of Pride.
She is the granddaughter of Dorothy Hayes and the late Judson
“J.W.” Hayes and Helen Viccellio
and the late Felix Viccellio. The bridegroom is the son
of Robert “Beve” and Rhonda
Boatner of Slaughter. He is the
grandson of Gaston and Francis
Normand, Walter Boatner, Sr. and
the late Janice Boatner, James
“Huey” Tullier, and the late Kelly
Fontenot.
The bride was attended by her
maid of honor, DeeShae Williams.
Bridesmaids were Callie Boatner, Elizabeth Bourgeois, Randi
Firmin, Brittany McGraw, Emily
Mitchell, Shontelle Stuckey, Olivia Viccellio, and Jessica Weimer.
Flower girls were Gracelyn and
Brooklyn Viccellio. The groom
was attended by his best man,
Daniel Weimer.
Groomsmen
were Ricky Bennett, Blaine Boatner, P.J. Bourgeois, Brett Lewis,
Huston Lorio, Michael Mooney,
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boatner
Jacob Viccellio, and Chase Williams. A reception immediately
followed the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in the Dominican Republic and will reside
in Slaughter.
CENTRAL CITY NEWS Thursday, May 7, 2015 15
ENGAGEMENTS
Kennedy, Neames to Marry at
St. Aphonsus Catholic Church
Whitney Zylks and Justin Mayers
Whitney Zylks, Justin Mayers
To Exchange Vows on June 12
CENTRAL — Whitney Quin Zylks
of Zachary and Justin Wayne Mayers of Central will marry at First
Baptist Church of Zachary on the
evening of June 12, 2015.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Cliff and Paula Wheat of Zachary. She is the granddaughter of
Herman and Helga Wheat and the
late Vernon and Doris Venable.
She is a graduate of Zachary High
School and is currently studying at
Southeastern Louisiana University
and is set to graduate in December.
Her fiancé, Justin, is the son of
Brian and Wanda Mayers of Central. He is the grandson of Jerry
and Margaret Roberts and the late
Cleveland and Verda Mayers. He is
a graduate of Central High School
and Louisiana State University. He
is employed with The City of Baton Rouge.
Haley Accardo of Central to Wed
Jacob Bourgoyne of Plaquemine
Haley Accardo and Jarred Bourgoyne
CENTRAL — Mr. Philip Accardo and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Dendy, all of Central, are pleased
to announce the engagement of
their daughter, Haley Accardo,
to Jarred Paul Bourgoyne, the
son of Ms. Jodie Bourgoyne of
Plaquemine.
She is the granddaughter of
Norma and Joseph Accardo of
Baker and the late Connie and
Lloyd Estave of Central. She is
also the step-granddaughter of
Susie and Billy Joe Dendy of Baton Rouge.
She is a 2008 graduate of Starkey Academy. She attends Baton
Rouge General School of Nursing
where she will graduate in December 2015 to pursue a career as
an RN.
Her fiancé is the grandson of
Mrs. Barbara Durham and the
late Byron “Bull” Durham, of
Plaquemine. He is a 2005 graduate of St. John High School and
a 2013 graduate of ITI Technical College where he received an
Associate’s degree in Instrument
and Control Systems Technology. He is employed at Axiall as
an Instrument Technician. A July
wedding is planned at St. John
the Evangelist Catholic Church in
Plaquemine.
CENTRAL — Morgan Olivia Kennedy and Brice Lee Neames, both of
Central, will marry at 7 p.m. Friday,
June 5 at St. Alphonsus Catholic
Church in Greenwell Springs. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Shawn
and Lynn Kennedy of Central. She
is the granddaughter of Charles and
Carolyn Kennedy of Central, and
Tonita Robertson Poche of Baker.
She is a graduate of Central High
School and Southeastern Louisiana
University with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is currently
employed at Woman’s Hospital as
a registered nurse. Her fiancé is the
son of Bobby and Vicki Neames
of Clinton, and Blake and Melissa
Payne of Slaughter. He is the grandson of Bobby and Joanne Neames
of Baton Rouge, and Curtis and
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CENTRAL — The 57th Annual
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Rodeo was held May 1 and 2 at the
BREC Shady Park arena in Greenwell Springs.
Spectators enjoyed calf roping,
team roping, barrel racing and bull
riding events under clear skies.
Children in the audience were encouraged to participate in fun events
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BIRTHS
CONGRATULATIONS
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CENTRAL - Kayla Lynn Morris Canales and Cristian Bryan Canales proudly
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