EPSO issues warning to inform the public

The Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office issued a statement Friday to inform the public of an incident in Terrebone Parish.

Rice Festival Queen Amber Thibodeaux, ours winery

Contreras charged with forcible rape

On July 6, in the early morning hours, the Mamou Police Department received information concerning an alleged rape that had taken place earlier within the Town of Mamou.

Morse High graduates celebrate 55th class reunion

Graduates of Morse High School recently gathered at the home of Lee Perry and Effie Roy to celebrated their 55 year class reunion.

Boustany receives award

U.S. Rep. Charles W. Boustany Jr., MD, R- Seventh District, traveled to Ville Platte last week to accept a special award from Community Action Agency (CAA).

Letters to the Editor - July 14

Writer questions why Cleco charges a fuel adjustment causing problems for many

Dear Editor,

This is a letter addressing a concern that is taking place here in our state. In case anyone has not noticed,

Public education choice advocates pleased with recent session

By: Dan Juneau

A number of news-worthy bills expanding parental choice in education passed in the recently concluded legislative session.

Conservatives for Obama?

By: Thomas Sowell

A number of friends of mine have commented on an odd phenomenon that they have observed - conservative Republicans they know who are saying they are going to vote for Barack Obama.

Presentation made to Evangeline Parish ARC

Members of Ville Platte law enforcement agencies participated in a Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics in May.

St. Martin School Board

Breaux Bridge – At the July meeting of the St. Martin School Board, Superintendent Richard Lavergne announced the following kudos and acclamations:

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