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JEANERETTE – Despite a dominant first half performance, the Sacred Heart Trojans had to come back from a three-point halftime deficit to pick up a 32-16 win over the Jeanerette Tigers here Thursday night.

VILLE PLATTE –In what turns out to be a reflection of this current tropical storm season, there was no Hurricane at Memorial Field Thursday evening.
Instead, as expected, it was Ville Platte Bulldogs High that blew away North Central, storming to a 45-0 home victory.

MAMOU – In what seemed like a make or break game for both squads, the Pine Prairie Panthers scored in every phase of the game to take a 25-6 non-district win over the Mamou Green Demons here Friday night.

For most hunters, their greatest memories from partaking in one of Louisiana’s most beloved sports consist of killing their first banded duck or finally bagging that buck of a lifetime.

Former Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office Chief Civil Deputy Rebecca Devillier left the courthouse on Thursday in tears after Judge Chuck West denied her request for the defense to have more time to prepare their case.

The sounds of dribbling basketballs will soon be heard around the Northside Civic Center.

Jermaine Ford ask-ed the members of the Ville Platte Chamber of Commerce for their assistance.
The Director of Corporate College for South Louisiana Community College was one of two guest speakers the chamber hosted at Wednesday’s monthly meeting held at Main Street Pizza and Pub.

At the Village of Turkey Creek’s council meeting Tuesday night, Mayor Heather Cloud and the council discussed applying for the Local Government Assistance Program (LGAP) grant for $25,000.

Nearly three years after robbing the Subway Restaurant in Ville Platte, Jacoby Merritt appeared before Judge Gary Ortego to plead guilty to one count of principal to simple robbery.

The Ville Platte Police Department reported 16 recent booking into the city jail. Arrested were the following persons: