Grover Angelle of the St. Martin Sheriff’s Office and his trusty helpers flank the new community bulletin board and enclosure they built for the sheriff’s office substation near Stephensville.
St. Martinville — The city will issue short-term bonds to raise $3 million for an extensive street renewal program.
The City Council Monday gave bonding attorney Lonnie Bewley the go-ahead to put the bid package together.
St. Martinville — The City Council Monday rescinded a call for bids on the contract trash pickup service after determining that it would likely be cheaper to extend the current contract with Allied Waste Services.
Breaux Bridge — The City Council authorized Mayor Jack Dale Delhomme to proceed with plans to do a major overhaul of city streets.
The council authorized Delhomme to take the necessary steps to float bonds against the city’s revenue.
The following arrests and/or citations were reported in St. Martin Parish from Monday, Feb. 11 through Sunday, Feb. 17.
Monday, Feb. 11
Clint LeBlanc, 43, 1000 block of Oleus Champagne Rd., St. Martinville; three counts of failure to appear (SMSO).
BATTLE SCAR? — Trevor Clay, 12, son of Mike and Jackie Clay of Breaux Bridge, holds up the broken rack of an eight-point buck — now a six-point — he shot near Hamilton, Texas, on a hunt with his dad and friends
Members of the Breaux Bridge Jr. High Lady Tigers basketball team for 2007-08 recently completed a successful season, finishing second in the St. Martin Parish League tournament. Seated from left are Kadiah LeBlanc, Kelsey Mouton, Torrie Roy, Jalyn Charles and Tiffany Borel.
Cecilia’s Alayssa Guidroz hurries a throw to first base in hope of completing a double play after a Beau Chene runner is forced out at second.
KAE ANGELLE of Cecilia sends a pitch toward the plate against Beau Chene last week. The Lady Bulldogs were shut out, 2-0, by the Lady Gators in their first loss of the young season.
As softball season got cranked up last week Cecilia’s Lady Bulldogs opened the first week of play with a 1-1 record.
The Lady ’Dogs blew by Acadiana on Wednesday but suffered a 2-0 shutout at the hands of Beau Chene on Thursday.
St. Martinville – The Ten-N-Out Bengals will hold a flag football tournament, the first “Bash on the Bayou,” this weekend, Feb. 23 and 24, at Magnolia Park.
The entry fee is $100 with a deadline of Feb. 20, after which there will be a $10 late fee.
The Cecilia Bulldogs close regular season play with a 19-12, 7-2 record and earn the No. 2 seed for the District 6-3A playoff bracket.
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Three Evangeline parish football teams have worked their way into the post-season and will begin their quest for the State Championship this coming Friday night, as the LHSAA reveled the 2017 playo
Judy Stewart is pictured here with her family in front of a wall inside The Gallaspy College of Education and Human Development on the campus of Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, La., that bears the names of the alumni who were named to the Hall of Distinguished Educators. She along with other alumni were inducted on October 21. Pictured here in the back is Bart Stewart, Jr., and from left to right in the front are Bart Stewart, Sr., Candace Frazier, Judy Stewart, and Jeff Stewart. (Photo courtesy of Candace Frazier)
Rushing
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lanell Rushing was held at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, October 30, 2017 in the Pine Prairie Christian Tabernacle. Reverends Barry Gautreaux, Johnny Wilkinson and Chris Juneau officiatied.
