Michelle Reed, president of the Eunice Community Art House
If you’re looking for smorgasbord of things Louisiana, the Experience Louisiana Festival is the place to be, according to local artist Michelle Reed.
By November the St. Landry Parish School Board is to have $10 million to spend on capital improvements such as new schools.
Eric LaFleur, bond attorney, told the board’s Building, Lands Sites Committee Monday, that a list of projects needs to be developed by Oct. 15.
Hurricane Katrina inundated New Orleans, but on the Mississippi Gulf Coast the Category 3 storm blew and washed away lives and buildings in a Monday morning siege of fury.
As part of the St. Landry Parish Smooth Ride Home rural road improvement program, the following roads of Phases 1A and 2A will be addressed today, Wednesday through Saturday.
Wednesday: Chretien Point Road, Phase 1A – shoulder work
Jason DeVillier, Acadiana Regional Airport director, addresses reporters, industry representatives and public officials at a news conference at South Louisiana Community College in New Iberia on Aug. 20. Backing him up are (from left) Dr. Natalie Harder, SLCC chancellor; UL Lafayette president Dr. Joseph Savoie; Dr. Mark Zappi, dean of the College of Engineering, UL Lafayette; Raymond Reaux, vice president of Engineering, Fenstermaker; Jason El Koubi, One Acadiana president and CEO; One Acadiana chairman Joe Zanco; Michael Tarantino, president and CEO, Iberia Industrial Development Foundation; and Erroll Babineaux, vice president, Air Services, Acadian Companies. ( Photo by Ken Grissom)
South Louisiana Community College needs to be able to train commercial pilots.
UL Lafayette needs a new facility for its growing engineering school.
