Gary McCoy
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Local Hero Ryan Roberts Receives Special Recognition And Dinner On Us (opens the original)
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While it might seem like an overused cliche, when used about Ryan Roberts, the statement couldn't be more true. "To know Ryan is to love him." This big, old teddy bear is one of the great ones, who understands just what it means to be there for those who need him. And somebody, somewhere, always needs Ryan. It's his compassion for others that we celebrate this week! Just look at Ryan's nomination letter submitted by Savanna Karch and you'll see just how easy it was to name Ryan our latest recipi
Jefferson Texas Gears Up for the Annual East Texas Burn Run (opens the original)
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Next weekend, Jefferson, Texas will once again become "Sturgis South"! From next Friday, October 9 through Sunday, October 11, the Brother’s Keepers Motorcycle Club & Phoenix Organization of Jefferson will host the 2026 East Texas Burn Run. Though the event promises some incredible entertainment for bikers and those who only dream of riding the open road, the most important mission of the event is that it supports child burn victims by helping fund “Camp I’m Still Me". Camp I'm Still Me is a fre
Detours Planned As Clyde Fant Parkway Shuts Down For Bridge Work (opens the original)
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When construction of the new Jimmie Davis Bridge over Red River first began in May of 2024, we truly couldn't see the end anywhere in sight. However, in a recent notice from the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, we see the project end is finally coming into focus. With an anticipated completion date of the new four-lane bridge in mid to late 2027, and the entire project (linear park included) expected to wrap up in late 2028, it's exciting to read that the project is stayin
Teach Your Kids Real Hunting Skills With Louisiana Squirrel Season (opens the original)
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I'm not quite sure exactly why, but I think that we have almost completely lost the love of squirrel hunting here in Louisiana. The season always begins on the first Saturday of October and for this year, that will be this Saturday, October 3, however I'm left wondering how many people will actually be in the woods to enjoy it? As a kid growing up here in Northwest Louisiana, I remember the joys of "squirrel camp." It was second only to "deer camp" and was usually comprised of friends and family
Five Bizarre Creatures That Live After Being Deemed Dead (opens the original)
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In Louisiana we hear lots of hunting stories, but the story I heard decades ago about a Cajun duck hunter still has me laughing. In the video below, world renown Cajun comedian, Justin Wilson, tells the story of a duck hunter who had finally invited his 10-year-old son to go hunting with him. In the story, we hear that not long after daylight a couple of mallards began to circle the blind, and with some gentle calling, the ducks began to make their final descent and landed. Dad raised his shotgu
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