Lifestyles

 Beautiful Queen of Juneteenth, Ms. Rowena Williams

Juneteenth Freedom Float 

 Brandon Beard was welcomed home Friday after a five month stay in hospitals.  He was diagnosed with double pneumonia in December.  LaSalle General, Rapides Hospital and Children’s Hospital in New Orleans were his homes away from home but family, friends and local law enforcement officers made re

River City Bass Club hosted its June 15, 2019 tournament on the shoe complex with 18 members and 1 guest fishing. We had 10 limits and 4 zips. Winners were from left. Dennis McDaniel with a 5 fish limit weighing 10.88lbs and a 4.44lb kicker.

34 Catahoula Parish 4-H’ers along with 4 Junior Counselors and 3 adult volunteers attended 4-H Camp at Camp Grant Walker Educational Center in Pollock, LA  from May 27th – May 31st.  While there, these 4th-6th graders chose 1 track from General Arts, Food & Fitness, Hunter Safety, Outdoor Adv

 "Seize and Secure: The Battle for La Fière" To Premiere Nationally on PBS

Ft. Beauregard was an enclosed casemated earthen Confederate fort on a hill in Harrisonburg, Louisiana on the Ouachita River. It was built in 1862 to protect Monroe, Louisiana from Federal gunboats that might go up the river. The Confederates also used it as a supply line.

The Catahoula Parish Library will be hosting Author Bobby Franklin on June 7, 2019 starting from 12:00 PM until 2:00 PM at the Harrisonburg Branch. Bobby Franklin is the author of a new book called “Catahoula” and will signing books during his time at the library on the 7th. Mr.

This year, the Catahoula News Booster contacted all Catahoula parish high schools and asked them participate in a scholarship program to promote students and teachers. Students selected for this program were asked to report on school news/sports events each week.

Scottish Rite Patriotism Award: Loren Cater, Morgan Estes, Sydney White and Braxton Tiffee were the recipients of the 2019 Scottish Rite Patriotism Award presented to high school seniors who demonstrate love of country through their deeds or conduct.