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From left, Jackie Vallare, community service supervisor; Terry Hoychick, Eunice City Court judge; and Eunice Police Sgt. Stephanie Myers; at Thursday’s Eunice Kiwanis Club meeting. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

Judge: Court trying to change lives

Sat, 11/12/2016 - 5:04pm Harlan Kirgan

When Eunice City Court Judge Terry Hoychick says his being a judge is a ‘calling’ and he isn’t talking about a phone call.

Lennie Boulet, left, a deputy marshal, Terry Darbonne, city marshal, Police Chief Randy Fontenot, Sue Darbonne and Amanda Boulet visit during the “Honor Our Heroes” banquet Thursday. The banquet, sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Eunice and the city of Eunice, honored and paid tribute to all city law enforcement officials and their families. (Photo by Myra Miller)

‘Honor Our Heroes’ banquet held

Sat, 09/17/2016 - 6:22pm Harlan Kirgan

A “Honor Our Heroes” banquet, sponsored by Kiwanis Club of Eunice and the city of Eunice, was held Thursday evening at the Northwest Center.

Eunice Mayor Scott Fotnenot speaks to the Eunice Kiwanis Club. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

Maple Avenue, Bobcat Drive bridge replacement may start by summer

Sun, 05/22/2016 - 9:29am Harlan Kirgan

The replacement of the bridge on Maple Avenue at the Bobcat Drive intersection may start by summer, Eunice Mayor Scott Fontenot told Eunice Kiwanis Club members Thursday.

Johnny Carriere Jr. holds a cup of his micro-roasted Colombian Urrao coffee at Thursday’s Eunice Kiwanis Club meeting. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

Connoiseur of coffee

Sun, 04/03/2016 - 5:33pm Harlan Kirgan

Coffee isn’t just the dark brew most of us sip or guzzle to Johnny Carriere Jr., head roaster and owner of Prayer House Coffee in Washington.

Rick Nesbitt holds up two 45 rpm records that include Bill Haley’s “Shake, Rattle and Roll” song at a recent Eunice Kiwanis Club meeting. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

Eunice radio guy grooves to records ... and that’’s not just playing them

Sun, 02/21/2016 - 2:30pm Harlan Kirgan

Rick Nesbitt, owner of KEUN AM & FM radio station, is in the business of playing records, but it seems to go deeper than that.
Nesbitt estimates he has about 150,000 records, the vinyl kind that provided the music for generations before tape, CD and digital downloads.

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