Rodney Guidry

LAFAYETTE – Memorial services will be held Saturday, April 19, 2008 at 11 a.m. at Mt. Calvary Baptist Church in Branch for Rodney Guidry, 74, who made his glorious transition Monday, April 14, 2008 at Acadia St. Landry Hospital in Church Point.

No wake declared

Parish officials are working to establish an emergency no-wake rule for power craft in the waterways of Lower St. Martin Parish, where flooding from the Mississippi is creeping toward residences and businesses.

Hayes in the race for City Judge

Kim Hayes, a Crowley attorney and lifelong resident of Acadia Parish today announces his candidacy for City Judge of the City of Crowley and the Sixth Ward. “It is my goal to bring improvements and needed changes to the Crowley City Court system,” Hayes stated.

Applications being accepted for scholarship

CROWLEY – The Memorial Educational Foundation announces that it will award the Mary Grace Pete Scholarship in May 2008. The $500 scholarship will be awarded to an academically able and needy student from a religious home.

The circus is coming to town

CROWLEY – Critics and fans alike are raving about the all new Jordan World Circus. Producer Jody Jordan is bringing you a fun-filled adventure.

Jordan World Circus will be performing at the Crowley Rice Arena on Monday, April 28 at 7 p.m.

La. student writing skills improving

By Katherine Miller

Paradise Faded - a new film about the loss of state's coastline and wetlands

For a young filmmaker who was drawn to tell the inevitable loss of his native Louisiana coast, the ultimate reward and his loftiest goal would be to see the U.S. Congress stand up, take notice and do something about the ever shrinking coastline and the preservation of its wetlands.

Historic Abbeville house used as movie set

Getting accustomed to the sight of cameras, booms and stage hands and actors working in and around Abbeville may be the future as Bullet Films utilizes the various unique scenery in Vermilion Parish for their latest film based upon an H.P. Lovecraft story.

Police Jury approves raises

In an effort to keep up with the cost of living and to create a system that is competitive to other parishes, the Vermilion Parish Police Jury voted at a special meeting Monday night to raise all parish employees salaries.

Myra Miller column

LSUE Community Day is scheduled for Saturday from 10:30 until 2:30 p.m.

As always this family-oriented day has proven each year to be filled with fun activities for the entire family.

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