Council gives go-ahead for wastewater work

The city will accept the low bid for equipment needed at the Wastewater Plant, provided City Attorney Jacque Pucheu is satisfied that details overlooked in the bid package can be met within the law.

Gautreaux urges grads to seize opportunity

Sen. Nick Gautreaux pointed out the importance of Saturday’s commencement at Louisiana State University at Eunice, telling graduating students they are among those that hold the future well-being of the state in their hands.

Take me out to the ball game

The discourse at Tuesday’s City Council meeting between Mayor Bob Morris and Clifton Lemelle over use of a city ball field brings to mind a quote attributed to the late Yankees manager Casey Stengel:

“When you are younger you get blamed for crimes you never committed and when you’re older you begin to get credit for virtues you never possessed. It evens itself out.”

LSUE batters MSGCC 12-4 in Regionals

By Tom Dodge

sportsenews@bellsouth.net

POPLARVILLE, Miss. – It was a night Matt Creel will remember for a long time.

City Council starts road improvement process

Alderman Jack Burson reminded fellow City Council members at the May meeting that the next round of street improvements will soon be at hand and there’s a tidy sum to allocate.

Eunice High renovation starts this summer

By Hope Rurik

The end of this month will mark the start of big changes at Eunice High.

Comparatively little discretionary spending in parish budget

The amount of discretionary spending available to the St. Landry Parish Council is less than a piddling Powerball pool.

From the Files

From files of The Eunice News:

May 1954

The new Eunice hospital will be located on the Theophile Moosa tract near the St. Mathilda church on the Opelousas road. Three acres will be donated by Moosa for the development with the provision the facility be named Moosa Memorial Hospital for his father, K. Moosa, grandfather of hospital district chairman Wilson Moosa.

Go International by staying near home

By John Hill

The snowy egret brought one of his legs down into the little stream, turned his head and surveyed the scene. In an instant, his wide, pure white feathers lifted him airborne into a graceful arch as he climbed upward, looped to the left and, just as suddenly as he had taken off, swooped back down to the verdant ground.

Police News

May 15

6:10 a.m. Stalled vehicle, with three children, 13th & Vine.

6:12 a.m. Vehicle in ditch, Oak Lane.

6:13 a.m. Stalled vehicle, East Laurel.

6:21 a.m. Stalled vehicle, Hwy. 13 South.

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