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Trojans to begin revenge tour Friday at home
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Thu,08/10/23-9:50AM , 1,031 Reads
The Tallulah Academy Trojans will have something to prove Friday night when the team hits the field at home to open the 2023 season.

After an 11-2 season in 2022 that saw the Trojans finish as state runners-up, the TA will be looking to get back to the title game in 2023.
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Pictured is Tallulah Mayor Charles Finlayson along with Tallulah City Council members, Tallulah Police Chief Buster McCoy and City of Tallulah Spokesperson Yvonne Lewis. photo courtesy of City of Tallulah Facebook page

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City moves to bid process for water plant project
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Thu,08/10/23-9:40AM , 535 Reads
City of Tallulah officials announced last week on social media that authorization as been given from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to move forward with the bid process related to rehabilitation work on the city’s water plant.
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Tallulah resident Rufus Puckett cuts the cake on his 100th birthday during a celebration held Tuesday at Tallulah City Hall. Blake Bell | Madison Journal

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‘Don’t forget to pray’
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Thu,08/10/23-9:25AM , 656 Reads
Tallulah resident Rufus Puckett spent the weekend and early part of this week celebrating his 100th birthday with a slew of friends and family members.
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Sixth Judicial Drug Court graduate Brittany C. Smith, front row, far left, is pictured with members of the drug court team, pictured, back row from left, Madison Parish Sheriff's Deputy Felton Moore, attorney Raymond Cannon, Sixth Judicial Assistant District Attorney Bradley Sloane, Renea Keahey, Joseph Jackson of Delta Recovery; front row, from left, Sixth Judicial Drug Court Judge Laurie Brister, Alisa Bell of Delta Recovery and Elisha Lucas of Delta Recovery. Blake Bell | Madison Journal

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Sixth Judicial Drug Court celebrates fourth graduate
By BLAKE BELL - Publisher
Tue,08/08/23-8:36PM , 9,491 Reads
Brittany C. Smith was something of an anomaly Tuesday night: the subject of a courtroom full of people, but wearing a well-deserved smile.

Smith, like three people before her, became a graduate of the still-young Sixth Judicial Drug Court Tuesday when Judge Laurie Brister officially released her from the court's oversight.
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