Commissioners approve sale of former animal shelter
SIDNEY – The Shelby County commissioners accepted a bid for the sale of the former animal shelter and awarded bids for road and bridge projects during the month of March.
The commissioners accepted a bid of $30,000 from Lynda Lukey and Ashlie Moran for the sale of the old animal shelter at 1100 Clem Road, Sidney, on March 25.
The commissioners opened six bids for the County Road 25A improvement project on March 11 and on March 16 awarded the contract to Spearman Brothers, Inc. The contract amount is $370,847.
They opened one bid for the 2021 resurfacing program on March 11 and on March 16 awarded the contract to Barrett Paving Materials, Inc. The contract amount is $939,308.20.
A man who is accused of choking and shooting at his girlfriend nearly two weeks ago is still on the loose and Iberia Parish Sheriff s deputies need your help trying to find him.
According to a press release from the Sheriff s Office, Dwight Williams allegedly broke into the victim s home in the 1800 block of Wanda Street in Iberia Parish around 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 23. Deputies say he began choking her. She then ran out of the house and Williams allegedly fired several shots at her. All of this allegedly happened in front of the girlfriend s juvenile daughter.
Dwight Williams is wanted on the following charges:
Iberia Parish man wanted after allegedly choking girlfriend, shooting at her
Iberia Parish Sheriff s Office
Dwight Williams
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An Iberia Parish man is wanted after police say he allegedly broke into his girlfriend s home, assaulted her and fired several shots at her.
Deputies say the incident happened on Tuesday, February 23 at 6:30 pm in the 1800 block of Wanda Street in the parish.
The Sheriff s Office says that Dwight Williams allegedly forced his way into his girlfriend s home and physically assaulted her by choking.
The victim was able to escape the residence but was followed by Williams who, deputies say, fired several shots at her.
Teen fatally shot man in moving vehicle, then took his money before dumping body, Dallas police say
Iszalyn Lamon Starks faces a capital murder charge in the Nov. 12 slaying of William Vance in South Dallas.
A 19-year-old is behind bars after he fatally shot another man in a moving vehicle, dumped his body in South Dallas and then forced the driver at gunpoint to keep driving, police say.
Officers were called that evening to the 4900 block of Wanda Street in South Dallas, near Elsie Faye Heggins and South Lamar streets, where they found Vance face down alongside the road. He had been shot several times.