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Village workers recognized during meeting of Turkey Creek Council

At Tuesday’s Turkey Creek Council meeting, the mayor and council focused their attention on the village’s employees and the work they have done both inside the office and out.

In the spotlight

MAMOU – Kade Chatelain uncovered his passion for filmmaking while trying to kill some time.

Mamou lawsuit

The City of Ville Platte isn’t the only municipality facing law suits because of actions on the part of their law enforcement officers.

Auditor tells VP City Council they are not delinquent when it comes to bond payments

At its February meeting, the Ville Platte City Council accepted an audit report of the city budget that was given an “unmodified, clean opinion.” The meeting was held on Wednesday evening instead of Tuesday due to the St. Valentine’s Day holiday.

New handbook created to help determine if a parish student qualifies for special education

At Wednesday’s Evangeline Parish School Board meeting, Special Education Supervisor Kelli Lafleur shared that they have compiled a parish handbook to determine if a student qualifies for Act 833.

A new home

The Ville Platte Boys & Girls Club will once again be opening its doors to the children of Evangeline Parish.

Velazquez indicted by federal grand jury

Illegal immigrant Arturo Olalde-Velazquez, 32, is now facing charges not only from the State of Louisiana for vehicular homicide, but also from the United States of America.

St. Landry woman sentenced to 57 months

On February 14, 2017, United States Attorney Stephanie A. Finley announced that Misty Johnson, of St. Landry, was sentenced to 57 months in prison for stealing more than $116,000.00 from her former employer - an Opelousas-based medical imaging business.

Former VPPD detective officially sentenced to 18 months in prison

A former detective with the Ville Platte Police Department has been officially sentenced to 18 months in federal prison.

VP Housing Authority addresses differences in financial statements

At the Ville Platte Housing Authority meeting, the board learned that their finance statement doesn’t accurately reflect their current revenues due to changes in the codes used to document their funds.

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