There will be an Ark La Tex Music Show on Friday, August 27, 2010 at 7:00 p.m. at the Sabine Theater. Come out and enjoy some great country and gospel singing.
Built in the 1940s as a "movie house" (one of Many's only two movie theaters for quite some time), the Sabine Theater is one of the few remaining original single-screen theaters in the area. Though only occasionally is a movie shown here, it still maintains its original look, just with all upgraded facilities. Read more...
The Sabine Parish Players are having two comedies: 27 Wagon's Full of Cotton and A Phoenix Too Frequent at the Sabine Parish Theater on August 14th at 7pm and August 15th at 2pm.
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SABINE PONYTAILS
WORLD SERIES CHAMPS
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Government: The Town of Many |
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Many is governed under the Lawrason Act, Louisiana legislation that governs many of the towns and cities in the state. As a town under this city charter, Many has seven elected officials, including the Mayor, the Police Chief, and a five-member City Council. Kenneth Freeman is the current mayor. Police Chief is Roger Freeman, and Assistant Chief is Polly Dappen. City Council members include four district council members - I.D. Bostian (District D), Jeanetta Dean (District B), John Hoagland (District C) and James Kennedy (District A) and one council member at large, who is Barbara Peterson. Peterson also serves as Mayor Pro Temp The Town of Many was incorporated in 1853. Today, Many's population stands at just below 3,000 residents.
The Many City Council meets each month in general session at 5 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month. Agendas are posted at City Hall prior to the meeting. Also, check this website for agendas, as they will be posted here.
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