Pieces of Brecky's life
Stand in one place too long, and Brecky Thomas Lavigne might turn you into a work of art.
Lavigne, of Tate Cove, said, “My children joke, ‘If we don’t move, she will mosaic us!’”
Stand in one place too long, and Brecky Thomas Lavigne might turn you into a work of art.
Lavigne, of Tate Cove, said, “My children joke, ‘If we don’t move, she will mosaic us!’”
ResCare Opelousas Executive Director Monique Hicks, left, Ville Platte Rotary Club President Peter Strawitz, ResCare Opelousas Customer Service Supervisor, Anissa Griffith, Rotary Club member Mabel Foreman and Barbara Blood with Ville Platte Home Health gather for a photo at the January 31 Ville Platte Rotary Club meeting. (Gazette photo by Claudette Olivier)
Monique Hicks, executive director of ResCare HomeCare of Opelousas, was the guest speaker at the January 31 Ville Platte Rotary Club meeting.
A step into Magnolia Mound Plantation can take one back more than 200 years into Louisiana’s history, but the moment you set foot on the high ridge the colonial house rests on just east of the Mighty Mississippi, you step back more than 1.8 million years.
Local lawyer Gilbert “Winky” Aucoin was the guest speaker at the January 17, 2016 Ville Platte Rotary Club meeting.
Aucoin has practiced law since 1972, and he worked with his late brother and fellow lawyer Preston Aucoin for 18 years.
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