Don Reber, chairman of the Eunice Economic Development Committee, speaks during’s the panel’s meeting Wednesday at City Hall. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)
The Eunice Board of Aldermen by April may have a contract before them that would launch an 18-month process and provide a map to the city’s development.
Clint Aucoin with College Station Mudbugs shows off a platter of freshly boiled crawfish. As of Friday, a pound of boiled crawfish was running $5.49 at College Station Mudbugs. (Photo by Claudette Olivier)
Mudbug madness may be madder than usual this season as a cap on the number of alien seasonal workers has resulted in fewer people to peel crawfish at the height of the season, limiting the number of peeled and packaged crawfish for sale.
Mayor Rusty Moody holds an anti-littering sign -- “It is on the sign: Don’t do that dear” -- during a Feb 24 meeting to organize a litter cleanup day Friday. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan.)
A statewide cleanup day is planned Friday and Eunice organizer Donna Baltakis wants volunteers to make themselves known.
Baltakis, director Keep Eunice Beautiful, said Friday is Leaders Against Litter Day across the state.
Pre-dawn walkers at the Community Nature Trail will be able to keep the hours they like if Eunice alderman approve new hours for the city parks and city lake.
Responding to the increasing number of people wanting to assist the St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office and build a stronger partnership in the fight against crime, Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz announced recently that St.
