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WPSO, FPD cooperated as 3 arrested for crimes against children;

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WPSO, FPD cooperated as 3 arrested for crimes against children;

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February story times at Franklinton Library

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Above, young patrons at the Franklinton Library had an amazing time with Ms. Tashika Tate, Mrs. Leslie Pittman, and Mrs. Lazette Watterson, who read stories and passed out goodie bags for all of the children in attendance. Also, everyone sang along to the beautiful book "One Love" and filled the room with joy and laughter. The library offers a big thank you to these three ladies for giving the children such a good time.

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February story times at Franklinton Library

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February story times at Franklinton Library

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The Brumfields: Life In Franklinton

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Cecily Bateman

•Part 4 "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." ----Winston Churchill

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The Brumfields: Life In Franklinton

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Cecily Bateman

•Part 4 "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." ----Winston Churchill

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The Brumfields: Life In Franklinton

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Cecily Bateman

•Part 4 "We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." ----Winston Churchill

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To err is human

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Callie Foreman

With my new occupation I must say that the art of communication has been key in success. I found myself immersed in a world of sudden new languages even though some could still be referred to as the English language. There have been times when I have wanted to stop a child in full speech and question if in fact the figurative language he is using might be inappropriate, and then I think again. And yet still I remain fascinated by the way communication is key in the lives of those around us and how it builds our self-esteem.

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To err is human

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To err is human

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A storm in our lives will reveal the answer

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Rev. Jimmy Oalmann

Luke 8:22-25

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A storm in our lives will reveal the answer

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Rev. Jimmy Oalmann

Luke 8:22-25

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Burn ban is lifted, thanks to rainfall

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With plenty of rainfall over the past weekend, and with more predicted soon, the Washington Parish Burn Ban has been lifted. The lifting of the ban was announced on Monday by Parish President Ryan Seal. The ban has been in effect for almost a month. For the most part residents were cautious about outdoors burning, but there were a few serious woods fires. Officials have expressed hope that the dry conditions are now behind us. But even with the lifting of the burn ban, it is hoped that everyone will always be cautious and careful when burning outdoors.

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Ellen Marie Ney Campbell, 66

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Ellen Marie Ney Campbell, 66, a resident of Mount Hermon passed away early Sunday morning March 1, 2026 at West Jefferson Medical Center after a brief illness. She graduated from Mt. Hermon High School Class of 1977 and worked as a legal secretary for different attorney offices through the years. Ellen worked for a mortgage lending office for a time and also worked for years at Citizen’s Savings Bank in both Franklinton and Mandeville. She was currently a member of Mt. Hermon Pentecostal Church.

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Joseph Wayne Cox, 78

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Joseph Wayne Cox, 78, a resident of the Stoney Point Community passed away Friday March 6, 2026 at his home surrounded by his loving family.

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Alberta Dillon, 73

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"Must I be carried to the skies on flow'ry beds of ease; while others fought to want the prize, and sailed thro' bloody seas?" Our beloved sister, Alberta Dillon faced her battles and carried her cross, and on February 24, 2026, our cherished loved one answered the Master's call and entered eternal rest.

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Sally Luper Gainey, 75