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The City of Baker celebrated the State of Louisiana’s official Arbor Day on Friday, Jan. 21, by planting four ‘Drake’ elm trees, four ‘Summer Red’ maples, three Japanese loquats and two ‘Alta’ magnolias in Baker City Park. From left: City of Baker Building and Grounds employee, Isaac Hawkins; Director of Building and Grounds, Don Kyer; Baker Council Member, A.J. Walls; Baker Council Member, Carlon Simpson, City Administrator, Roosevelt Bryant; Baker Council Member, Charles Vincent; and Baker Mayor, Harold Rideau. (Photo/Submitted)
The City of Baker celebrated the State of Louisiana’s official Arbor Day on Friday, Jan. 21, by planting four ‘Drake’ elm trees, four ‘Summer Red’ maples, three Japanese loquats and two ‘Alta’ magnolias in Baker City Park. From left: City of Baker Building and Grounds employee, Isaac Hawkins; Director of Building and Grounds, Don Kyer; Baker Council Member, A.J. Walls; Baker Council Member, Carlon Simpson, City Administrator, Roosevelt Bryant; Baker Council Member, Charles Vincent; and Baker Mayor, Harold Rideau. (Photo/Submitted)
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Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS 6th-graders who received the honor awards are, from left: Dominick Thomas, Shaun Jullens, Emma Chaney, Robert Burke and Austin Veal.
Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS 6th-graders who received the honor awards are, from left: Dominick Thomas, Shaun Jullens, Emma Chaney, Robert Burke and Austin Veal.
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Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS students in the 8th-grade who received the honor awards are, from left: Bailey Valentine, Haley Mixon, Kendall Stewart, Kelsey Olsen, Lilly Weston, Eddie Veal, Logan Smith, Stephen Samuel and Austin Armstrong.
Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS students in the 8th-grade who received the honor awards are, from left: Bailey Valentine, Haley Mixon, Kendall Stewart, Kelsey Olsen, Lilly Weston, Eddie Veal, Logan Smith, Stephen Samuel and Austin Armstrong.
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Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS 7th-graders who received the honor awards are, from left: Jessee Yantis, Keyosha Dunn, Alesha White, Elise Goff, Bailey Odom, Jada Carter, Jamin Kidd, Symone' Jackson, Lama Hantash, Tasha Garrett, Hunter David, Nash Joyner, Michael Seballos, Myia Webb and Garrett Rushing.
Northwestern Middle School recently announced its first semester honor awards. The students who made the honor award list received a Gold Plus Card. The requirements for a Gold Plus card are: students must obtain straight A's, have perfect attendance and receive no behavioral referrals. Students are given the following rewards: an invitation to a Gold Card reception; one free dress day; move to the front of the lunch line for nine weeks; lunch with their favorite teacher; a teacher's pet certificate which entitles them to one hour with their favorite teacher; two free P. E. dress-out days; two homework extension days; and breakfast at McDonald's. NMS 7th-graders who received the honor awards are, from left: Jessee Yantis, Keyosha Dunn, Alesha White, Elise Goff, Bailey Odom, Jada Carter, Jamin Kidd, Symone' Jackson, Lama Hantash, Tasha Garrett, Hunter David, Nash Joyner, Michael Seballos, Myia Webb and Garrett Rushing.
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On Saturday, Feb. 12, the Northwestern Middle School Dazzler Dance team will host a dance clinic. For more information, please contact Melissa Doucet at melissa.doucet@zacharyschools.org. Kneeling, from left: Jacy Rasti, Lauren Lane and Morgan Mazzarella. Second row, from left: Emily Nelson, Catherine O'Brien, Bre'Ana Smith, Destiny Henderson and Emma Dry. Standing, from left: Fallon Ledoux, Kendall Stewart, Myiah Smothers, Kennedi Saari, Makenzie Ratcliff, Julie Town and Melissa Doucet. Not pictured: Carly Miller.
On Saturday, Feb. 12, the Northwestern Middle School Dazzler Dance team will host a dance clinic. For more information, please contact Melissa Doucet at melissa.doucet@zacharyschools.org. Kneeling, from left: Jacy Rasti, Lauren Lane and Morgan Mazzarella. Second row, from left: Emily Nelson, Catherine O'Brien, Bre'Ana Smith, Destiny Henderson and Emma Dry. Standing, from left: Fallon Ledoux, Kendall Stewart, Myiah Smothers, Kennedi Saari, Makenzie Ratcliff, Julie Town and Melissa Doucet. Not pictured: Carly Miller.
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Zachary Kiwanis Club members were treated to a DVD presentation of fellow Kiwanian Audrey Nabors-Jackson's trip to the Panama Canal. Nabors-Jackson, who is a world traveler, took the trip during the Christmas holiday with a friend. From left: Boyce Smith, Kiwanis president, Audrey Nabors-Jackson and Stella Ashford. Zachary Kiwanians meet every Wednesday at 7 a.m. in the Zachary Fire Department's training room.
Zachary Kiwanis Club members were treated to a DVD presentation of fellow Kiwanian Audrey Nabors-Jackson's trip to the Panama Canal. Nabors-Jackson, who is a world traveler, took the trip during the Christmas holiday with a friend. From left: Boyce Smith, Kiwanis president, Audrey Nabors-Jackson and Stella Ashford. Zachary Kiwanians meet every Wednesday at 7 a.m. in the Zachary Fire Department's training room.
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Mayor David Amrhein and members of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed Southern Clinical Research to the Zachary business community with a ribbon cutting held Monday, Jan. 17. The research facility, which opened in August of last year, is owned by Michelle Gwyn and is located at 4919 W. Park Drive. Gwyn said the business will conduct clinical research and drug trials on human subjects before the drugs are released to the FDA or placed on the market. Southern Clinical Research is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday. For more information, contact Gwyn at 654-9901. Pictured, from left, are: Greg McDougall, Randy Olson, Michelle and Jason Gwyn with their two daughters Karleigh and Jami, Mayor David Amrhein and Brent Fuselier.
Mayor David Amrhein and members of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed Southern Clinical Research to the Zachary business community with a ribbon cutting held Monday, Jan. 17. The research facility, which opened in August of last year, is owned by Michelle Gwyn and is located at 4919 W. Park Drive. Gwyn said the business will conduct clinical research and drug trials on human subjects before the drugs are released to the FDA or placed on the market. Southern Clinical Research is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Friday. For more information, contact Gwyn at 654-9901. Pictured, from left, are: Greg McDougall, Randy Olson, Michelle and Jason Gwyn with their two daughters Karleigh and Jami, Mayor David Amrhein and Brent Fuselier.
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The Zachary Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting Thursday, Jan. 20, to welcome Monogramming & More, 5500 Firestation Road, Suite A, to the city’s business community. In addition to all types of monogramming, the store has both jewelry and candles for sale. Monogramming & More is owned by Margen LaBauve and has been open since October of last year. Store hours are Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information and pricing, call 301-8444. From left: Brandy Westmoreland, Janice Bergeron, Zachary Fire Chief Boyce Smith, owner Margen LaBauve and her mother Anita LaBauve, Charmaine Efferson, Jennifer Broussard, Mayor David Amrhein and Greg McDougall.
The Zachary Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting Thursday, Jan. 20, to welcome Monogramming & More, 5500 Firestation Road, Suite A, to the city’s business community. In addition to all types of monogramming, the store has both jewelry and candles for sale. Monogramming & More is owned by Margen LaBauve and has been open since October of last year. Store hours are Monday - Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more information and pricing, call 301-8444. From left: Brandy Westmoreland, Janice Bergeron, Zachary Fire Chief Boyce Smith, owner Margen LaBauve and her mother Anita LaBauve, Charmaine Efferson, Jennifer Broussard, Mayor David Amrhein and Greg McDougall.
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“Where fashion meets passion,” is the motto of Aries Clothing Boutique, located at 5810 Main St., and owned/operated by Shamita and Kenrick Collins. The couple welcomed the Zachary Chamber of Commerce and other business community leaders to their ribbon cutting on Thursday, Jan. 20. Open since Nov. 3, the Collins' Aries Boutique features clothes, shoes, handbags and accessories for the modern woman. Call 654-5000 for store hours. Attendees included: Mary Landry, Carolyn and Wayne Robins, Janice Bergeron, Brandy Westmoreland, Shamita and Kenrick Collins, Charmaine Efferson, Florida and Eugene Collins, Mayor David Amrhein, Fire Chief Boyce Smith, Jennifer Broussard and Greg McDougall.
“Where fashion meets passion,” is the motto of Aries Clothing Boutique, located at 5810 Main St., and owned/operated by Shamita and Kenrick Collins. The couple welcomed the Zachary Chamber of Commerce and other business community leaders to their ribbon cutting on Thursday, Jan. 20. Open since Nov. 3, the Collins' Aries Boutique features clothes, shoes, handbags and accessories for the modern woman. Call 654-5000 for store hours. Attendees included: Mary Landry, Carolyn and Wayne Robins, Janice Bergeron, Brandy Westmoreland, Shamita and Kenrick Collins, Charmaine Efferson, Florida and Eugene Collins, Mayor David Amrhein, Fire Chief Boyce Smith, Jennifer Broussard and Greg McDougall.
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