Apparently the boll weevil is in good part responsible for that gang of fire ants that infests your yard and sneers at you when you trThe Muffoletto sign was advertising the spaghetti house up front on Second St. and is on display at the Eunice Depot Museum.
When you are as old as “some” people are and have roamed the streets of Eunice for as long as “some” people have, you marvel at the changes that have taken place but also regret things that “used to be”.
It’s safe to say that many St. Landry Parish residents call themselves country.
As citizens of a parish where farming is the predominant industry, many people here would be correct in calling themselves rural folk.
Until World War I, the German roots of Roberts Cove in Acadia Parish were as apparent as the roots of the oaks that shelter the communPhoto by Tom Coleman
Poets and planters from the early days of settlement in the old Attakapas region of south Louisiana called Bayou Teche one of the pret
