Lynn Lejeune
Former Eunice mayor and St. Landry Chamber of Commerce president Lynn Lejeune is poised to become CEO of the Port of Krotz Springs on Friday.
Lejeune will succeed Gary Soileau, who has served as the port’s chief executive officer since 1989.
McIlhenny CEO Tony Simmons (left) responds to questioning by Jason El Koubi, president and CEO of One Acadiana, at the inaugural “Lessons from the Corner Office” lecture at Cafe Vermilionville in Lafayette. (Photo by Ken Grissom)
You can be the first, you can be the biggest, you can even be arguably the best, but you can’t rest on your laurels in today’s marketing environment.
For the first time in the history of the Taylor Opportunity Program for Students, the state’s flagship tuition-paying scholarship for in-state students who meet average academic benchmarks, lawmakers are cutting the program to help balance the budget.
Coverage of the Legislature for The Eunice News has been provided by the Manship School of Mass Communication at LSU/Baton Rouge. The students are generally seniors and graduate students taking a field experience class directed by James E. Shelledy. Students with Senate President John Alario on Tuesday, from left, are Justin DiCharia, Samuel Carter Karlin and Jack Richards. (Manship Photo)
A team of students from the Manship School of Mass Communication at LSU/Baton Rouge has been covering the Louisiana Legislature from Baton Rouge for the Eunice News
The Chataignier Village Council met in its regularly scheduled meeting Monday night and discussed a half-shell business coming to the village that is turtle powered.
