With cheap and fast automated surveys being dumped onto the election landscape in Louisiana, pollsters and consultants are taking stock and wondering what’s next.
Kayla Segura, left, and Megan Sarver, the two Acadia Parish 4-H agents, speak to Eunice Kiwanis members Thursday. Acadia Parish 4-H has about 1,100 members, 200 adult volunteers and 100 youth volunteers. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Agents and youth leaders from Acadia Parish 4-H visited with the Eunice Kiwanis Club Thursday, and each of the 4-H members shared what being a member of the club has taught them.
On Saturday, the United States of America will celebrate the 239th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence ...
Rev. Billy Turner
I haven’t written much lately on the greatest creation, idea, execution of God. I will, now.
As the world battles all the culture wars, and we can’t seem to get together on most ideas, there is this:
Jack Burson, right, talks about the city’s budget during a town hall meeting Thursday at the Eunice Municipal Complex. The meeting was about the need for a master plan for the city. Also shown, from left, are Don Reber, chairman of the Eunice Economic Development Committee; Bill Fontenot, St. Landry Parish Government president; Anthony Baltakis, moderator and an LSU Eunice history professor; and Jason Bertrand, an alderman. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
The development of a master plan for Eunice gained some traction Thursday night after the case for it was presented at City Hall.
In a show of hands most of about 50 people attending the meeting indicated support for a plan to map.
