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Linda Thomas, left, a data processor at the Eunice Community Health Center, receptionist Monica Olivier, and medical assistant Alisha Ardoin. The Eunice Community Health Center’s sixth annual Taster’s Choice event will be Wednesday at the LSUE Acadiana Center. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Tickets are still available for The Eunice Community Health Center’s sixth annual Taster’s Choice Wednesday at LSUE.
Maybe call the pig in the photo “Marty” the Eunice Mardi Gras hog because the hog or another one from Eunice Superette is coming to the Eunice Mardi Gras. Willie Burson, of the Eunice Superette, and Candace Reeves, event coordinator for the city, surveyed the hogs at Eunice Superette on Friday as a way to call attention to the fact the Old Time Boucherie is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 7 at Walnut and 2nd streets. The Eunice Superette is donating the hog for the event, which includes selling backbone stew, fresh sausage and boudin. Burson said the Cajun French Music Association plans to sell hog head cheese and cracklins. The Eunice Professional Firefighters Association is scheduled to sell barbecued pork steaks, Reeves said. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
Up to 7,000 people will gather in downtown Eunice on Mardi Gras for the main party, but Eunice’s celebration begins at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday with a Taster’s Choice event at the LSUE Acadian Center.
State Rep. Phillip DeVillier
The numbers vary from $700 million to nearly $800 million on the state’s current year budget shortfall.
Gov. John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, is talking about taxes to help fill the budget hole.
The Louisiana Department of Education today revoked the licenses of two early learning centers, terminating public funding for both, following complaints and recent inspections which turned up dozens of violations of state law, and determined staff at both businesses committed fraud.
