Columnist - The MAN

I think President Clinton said it first: “Is, is what it is”. That makes perfect sense to me. Although the article articulated below was meant primarily for black kids by the author, I think it applies equally to all kids; White, Black, Hispanic or whatever stripe.

Police Report

April 21

3:12 p.m. Fight, 4th & Ash.

5:34 p.m. Disturbance, Dulles & Dudley.

9:46 p.m. Disturbance, Beulah Gardens.

10:04 p.m. Fight, Nimitz.

Henderson Fishing Report

Fishing in Henderson is getting much better, even with the high water. At least the wind is dying down and makes it a little bit easier to fish.

St. Martinville in running for Cleanest City

Cleanest City judges will be back in St. Martinville May 9 as the city goes for a three-peat.

Troublesome junk cars all gone

The City of St. Martinville has hauled off nearly all the junk cars that could be located from a short list reported to the police department, Chief Paul Smith told the City Council Monday night, April 21.

Weekend scenes

Check it out in Lifestyle.

Blooming on the Bayou

On the lush of Bayou Teche, at Parc des Ponts de Pont Breaux — in Breaux Bridge of course — shoppers look at plants and related craft items in the annual Blooming on the Bayou garden show, the proceeds of which fund a billboard advertising Breaux Bridge on I-10.

Lucas wins regional title

BATON ROUGE – Notre Dame sophomore Ali Lucas and teammate Courtney Champ made history last week, becoming the school’s first girls’ golf team to qualify for the state golf tournament which will be held in Zachary beginning Wednesday.

Pios rally past Gents

CROWLEY – At the beginning of the 2008 prep baseball season, most prognosticators had Crowley High and Rayne tabbed as the top two teams in District 5-AAA.

Iota trio inks with LSUE

IOTA – When it comes to recruiting, the hours and miles logged can add up quickly.

Fortunately for LSUE Lady Bengals’ coach Michael Bari, he didn’t have to travel far to ink three of his top recruits for 2008.

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