Vickie Welborn

1 week ago | ktbs.com | Vickie Welborn

ARCADIA, La. – The Bienville Parish School Board has set a special meeting for 6 p.m. Thursday to decide the fate of its superintendent. Superintendent Byron Lyons was placed on leave in late March for up to 90 days pending the outcome of an investigation. The reason for the investigation was not publicly disclosed. Baton Rouge attorney Brandon Decuir was hired to conduct the probe. The posted agenda states the results of the investigation will be discussed, possibly in executive session.

Jan 23, 2025 | ktvz.com | Vickie Welborn

By Vickie WelbornClick here for updates on this story    STONEWALL, Louisiana (KTBS) — A tail-wagging happy ending earlier today when a missing dachshund was found after spending the night in the woods during brutal cold temperatures. The rescue of 3-year-old Teddy the dachshund happened because of the combined effort of friends and strangers who heard about his plight and wanted to do what they could to help.

Jan 23, 2025 | krdo.com | Vickie Welborn

By Vickie WelbornClick here for updates on this story    STONEWALL, Louisiana (KTBS) — A tail-wagging happy ending earlier today when a missing dachshund was found after spending the night in the woods during brutal cold temperatures. The rescue of 3-year-old Teddy the dachshund happened because of the combined effort of friends and strangers who heard about his plight and wanted to do what they could to help.

Jan 22, 2025 | ktbs.com | Vickie Welborn

STONEWALL, La. – A tail-wagging happy ending earlier today when a missing dachshund was found after spending the night in the woods during brutal cold temperatures. The rescue of 3-year-old Teddy the dachshund happened because of the combined effort of friends and strangers who heard about his plight and wanted to do what they could to help. Teddy’s heart-breaking disappearance happened early Tuesday afternoon in Stonewall when he got away from an extended family member during a visit.

Nov 30, 2023 | ktbs.com | Brittany Breeding |Vickie Welborn

SHREVEPORT, La. – A decision on a lawsuit contesting the results of the Nov. 18 sheriff's race won't be known until next week. Ad hoc Judge Joseph Bleich did not rule during a hearing today and instead is taking the matter under advisement until at least Monday afternoon while he gives attorneys on both sides of the issue time to respond to the evidence presented.