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Last Seven Days

March 17th, 2010
Basketball, old friends and lots of ‘stuff’
Judge’s action should be eye-opener to elected officials
DN contest nets $200 prize
Cradle of Hope donates new books to local libraries, others
Students remember Black history at BMS
New film showcasing Snoozer Quinn debuts Thursday
450 served by new VA clinic
Birthday planning: Bogalusa to turn 100 in 2014
Kelly “Big Kel” Peters
Lorese Jones Watson
Jerry Jack Anderson
Minnie Stogner Sharpe
Frederick James McGuire Jr.
Mary Jacquelyn Brooks Lamorder
Demons top Fisher, go 3-0 in own round-robin tournament
Two Kittens, four Wildcats named to All-district teams
Merrill to preach first sermon at Metropolitan Baptist Church
Students wear ‘crazy hats’ for Relay
Fun with Dr. Suess
82 years and counting
Slave’s writing inspired generations
March 15th, 2010
WP Fair Association wins awards at 2010 La. Fairs and Festivals Convention
Bogalusa needs a better way of dealing with dogs
Police tactics border on entrapment
Parish Jail Bookings
WPSO Reports
Relay for Life supporters urged to eat at Sonic Tuesday; Daily News team will work for tips to benefit American Cancer Society
BPD: ‘Officer’s actions were correct’ in dog shooting incident
Bogalusa murder suspect arrested on drug charges
Judge tips bottle on Sunday alcohol sales
Weapons training at WPSO range
Larry Verdon Tannehill
Luther "Harold" Stevenson Jr.
Kenneth R. Morgan
Sometimes you feel like a NUT day!
More than 100 students attend VHS ‘Tardy Party’
Some thoughts on seeds and sentimentality
Pleasant Hill Elementary students celebrate La. Literacy Week
Valentine’s Day ceremony unites couple
Henry and Barbara Chatman celebrate 50 years of marriage
An honest look at Louisiana public schools
March 12th, 2010
Demons top Hammond with big seventh inning
Rumors of ‘big wigs’ arrested got out of hand
Aldermen approve new sound system, jaws of life repair
Troop L honored for DWI enforcement
Residents receiving Census forms
Treating diabetes: American Diabetes Association recertifies LSU’s diabetes self-management program
Rare heroin bust in Franklinton
Tannehill
Stevenson
Morgan
Bogalusa citizens need to help the city’s leadership
March 11th, 2010
Raw video: Washington Parish deputies qualify at firing range
Bogalusa man pleads guilty in KKK case
March 10th, 2010
BGS ends years-long drought at Columbia
Four Demon hoopsters honored
Robert Lee Taylor Jr.
Joe Bernard Kinard
Aline Stogner Fussell
Willie Richard Dillon
Clara May Johnson Streiff Collins
Marylee Marie Borne Billiot
Family questions police shooting of dog
Babington remembered
No drugs
Public invited to help plan centennial celebration
Top o’ the mornin’ to ya!
Miss Carrier, Mixon to wed Saturday in Varnado
FHS JROTC brings home trophies, medals from Mississippi meet
Jo Jane Kern honored by La. Garden Club Federation
Have you ever wished you could have a do-over?
Franklinton Primary School young authors shine
YWCA to host 2010 Women’s Leadership Conference March 13

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Northside Tech Middle School holds fundraiser at Sonic

From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 15, the faculty and staff of Northside Tech Middle School were “car-hopping” in exchange for tip money for the school. Student council members painted faces for $1. April Nobles, principal, said, “I think it was a truly unique event and I thank Sonic for giving us the opportunity. We raised over $700 in three hours! $220 of that money was raised from pie throwing.” Students were given the opportunity to throw a pie in the face of a staff member for $20.


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