Local company into anodizing

Arnaudville — Local business owners Charlie and Dawna Duplechain now offer anodizing, a chemical process that changes the outer surface of aluminum to aluminum oxide.

Farmer’s Market series underway

The first Farmers Market of the spring/summer series was a success according to Pam McGee,

Bear group gets national honor

Reston, Va. — The Black Bear Conservation Committee has been selected as recipient of the National Wildlife Federation’s 2007 Special Achievement Award.

Willis, two Bengals invited to NJCAA All-Star week

Courtesy LSUE Information

MILLINGTON, TENN – LSU at Eunice head baseball coach Jeff Willis and two of his players from the NJCAA National Championship team have been invited to the NJCAA All-Star Game at USA Stadium.

Bills signed into law

BATON ROUGE – Governor Bobby Jindal announced Wednesday, June 11, that he has signed the following bills passed by the legislature into law:

Joseph Savoy, Jr., Rev. Samson Robinson, Sr., Allen, Ryan Allen, Sr.

JOSEPH “J.J.’’ HEBERT SAVOY, JR.

EUNICE – Visitation for Joseph “J.J.’’ Hebert Savoy, Jr., age 30, will be at Greater Outreach Church from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with funeral services following at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 14, 2008 with Pastor Luke Johnson officiating. Interment will be in the Honey Bee Cemetery in Eunice.

No place for juveniles who break the law

The Abbeville Police Department is waiting to arrest two juveniles, who alledgedly broke into the Abbeville Boys and Girls Club last week and did $10,000 worth of damage. So, what is the hold up?

Drug task force operations a success

As the summer comes into full swing, so are law enforcement officials as they hit the streets to arrest drug-related offenders.

Sheriff's Office seeking information on robbery

The St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office is requesting assistance with information regarding an armed robbery that occurred at Beno’s Motel and Casino located on Hwy 31, South of St. Martinville, on the evening of June 10, 2008, at approximately 11:36 p.m.

The closer to home, the louder the yell

The well-known rule in government is the closer to home the louder the yell.

Such is the case with legislative pay raises pending in the House and a mayoral pay raise proposed in Eunice.

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