SUMMARY: The Bar County District Attorney’s Office dismissed the capital murder case against DeAnthony Carter, one of two teenagers charged in the 2016 robbery and murder of San Antonio convenience store clerk Zachary Benavides. The other accused, Alanda Taylor, was sentenced to life after pleading a deal to testify against Carter. In unrelated news, a man threatened a downtown hospital invoking the Uvalde shooting and was arrested for terroristic threats. Also, a 20-year-old surrendered for a deadly October shooting in Comal County. As early voting begins in Texas, a local print shop is busy producing campaign signs for upcoming elections.

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SUMMARY: In week seven of prep football, two state-ranked teams, Edie White and Lutcher, clash in District 84A. Both teams are top contenders, with Lutcher ranked fourth and boasting a perfect 5-0 record, having outscored opponents 181-18, including three shutouts. Edie White, ranked third, has a strong 5-1 start, highlighted by significant wins. A key player for Lutcher is Trenton Cheney, a versatile three-star UL commit who plays running back and wide receiver, creating challenges for defenses. This match marks their first meeting since 2021, with Edie White aiming to extend a three-game winning streak against Lutcher.

WWL Sports Reporter Seth Lewis previews Week 7 of Prep Football. Two state ranked teams battle Friday, E.D. White and Lutcher at the dog yard.

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SUMMARY: Today, students from Geneva Academy participated in their 13th annual “Big Serve” project, volunteering across their West Monroe community. Activities included cleaning and building projects at the zoo and prayer park, as well as visiting a nursing home to sing to residents. The event also serves as a fundraising initiative, with students reaching out to family and friends for support. Last year, the community raised over $63,000 to assist students in need. The project emphasizes serving others and encourages students to engage with their community beyond their personal concerns.

Geneva Academy students participate in Big Service Project at local Monroe zoo and park

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