Jena Giants Shut Out Many 30-0

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By Austin Whatley Sports Writer on

September 4, 2024

The Jena Giants have made it a tradition to play in the Bayou Jamb in recent years. For the sixth time since 2018, the Giants were invited to participate in the popular jamboree held in North Louisiana each season. The Giants have always impressed in their performances in the Bayou Jamb and the Jena Giants fans have always impressed with their attendance. These two things are big reasons why the Giants continue to get invited to the Bayou Jamb.

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When Tullos resident Bethany Weisskopf filled a bathtub with water to give her five-year-old daughter a bath Tuesday night, December 16, she knew the ...

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By Deborah Mayo Contributing Writer

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It’s been #1 on the Best Seller List since its publication, and its oldest contributions are verified to be over 3,400 years old. It’s been translated...