Editorial

Well, I finally did it! And I have the finished product hanging in my dining room to prove it.
My youngest daughter Megan invited me to go with her to a painting class, “Painting with A Twist,” offered in Lake Charles Saturday. The only one we could attend started at 7 p.m. and concluded at 10 p.m.

To almost everyone’s satisfaction, it looks like an abnormally cold winter is behind is.

EPD dropped the ball
Editor, The Eunice News:
On Saturday morning, Feb. 20, at 3:03 a.m. someone felt it necessary to try to break into my home and rob me and possibly hurt me. Luckily, I was not at home.
They broke a window and busted one of my doors. I am fortunate enough to be able to afford ADT Security Services; therefore my alarm went off and scared them away.

Because Ray Bradbury has been my favorite American author for as long as I can remember, I was overjoyed to learn that “Fahrenheit 451” had been chosen for the first Big Read in Eunice.
“Fahrenheit 451” is an incredible book, set in the near future, during a time in which anti-intellectualism has reached an extreme, and books are burned.

While watching the CBS evening news anchored by Katie Couric on February 26, I realized that our heroes had been slapped by the VA, again.

The Louisiana Streamlining Government Commission, of which I am a member, has made 238 recommendations to the Legislature and the Governor in the first phase of its work to restructure and reduce the cost of state government.