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Molly Aguillard, a nurse practitioner at Dr. Monty Heinen’s office, visited both of St. Edmund Elementary’s kindergarten classes as a special Community Helper speaker.

Molly Aguillard, a nurse practitioner at Dr. Monty Heinen’s office, visited both of St. Edmund Elementary’s kindergarten classes as a special Community Helper speaker.

Community Helper guest at St. Edmund

Molly Aguillard, a nurse practitioner at Dr. Monty Heinen’s office, visited both of St. Edmund Elementary’s kindergarten classes as a special Community Helper speaker. She spoke to students about the importance of taking care of yourself and shared all about her job helping mothers and babies.
Angel Tree at Chris Designs

Angel Tree at Chris Designs

Angel Tree at Chris’s Designs

Sidney David of Eunice chooses one angel Saturday off an Angel Tree set up at Chris’s Designs & Sacred Heart Gifts in Eunice. The Angel Tree features angels from residents at Oak Lane Wellness & Rehab. Written on each angel are three Christmas wishes from female and male residents.
Many pumpkins judged at Eunice Headstart

Many pumpkins judged at Eunice Headstart

NAUW Eunice members judge pumpkin contest

The Eunice Headstart Center held a pumpkin contest for the Halloween season, and there were more than 30 cleverly created and crafted pumpkins by students on display.
At Eunice Christian Academy, the school routinely celebrates its scholars who consistently exemplify positive behavior and all of the Fruits of the Spirit. These students are honored as “Eagles of the Month.” Students who have shown significant growth and improvement in academics, behavior, and character are awarded the title of “Soaring Eagle.” Soaring Eagles of the Month for November at Eunice Christian Academy are, from left, Laken Johnson, Emma Soileau, Rynn Fuselier, Liliana Venezia and Gracelynn Leger

At Eunice Christian Academy, the school routinely celebrates its scholars who consistently exemplify positive behavior and all of the Fruits of the Spirit. These students are honored as “Eagles of the Month.” Students who have shown significant growth and improvement in academics, behavior, and character are awarded the title of “Soaring Eagle.” Soaring Eagles of the Month for November at Eunice Christian Academy are, from left, Laken Johnson, Emma Soileau, Rynn Fuselier, Liliana Venezia and Gracelynn Leger

November Eagles and Soaring Eagles of Month

At Eunice Christian Academy, the school routinely celebrates its scholars who consistently exemplify positive behavior and all of the Fruits of the Spirit. These students are honored as “Eagles of the Month.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Pros and cons of students working

Adolescence is marked by various changes, including teenagers’ desire to be more independent.
Students of the Month at East Elementary

Students of the Month at East Elementary

Students of the Month at East Elementary

East Elementary recognized its October Students of the Month. In front, from left, are Abella LeMelle, Julianna Tindal, Ellie Blount and Kneila Ceasar. In back, from left, are Wyatt LaCombe, Ariel Tyson and Zillah Meyers. Not pictured are Nila Thomas and Boston Thomas. (Submitted photo)
Birth announcements

Birth announcements

Birth Announcements

Haven McBride Jr. Jacqualynn Frank and Haven McBride of Kinder announce the birth of their son, Haven Sirel McBride Jr., born at Acadian Medical Center on Oct. 21 weighing 8 pounds and 1 ounce. Maternal grandparents are Willie Frank of Mamou and the late Shanecia Bradshaw.
Delores Dubois was named St. Edmund Homecoming Parade Marshal.

Delores Dubois was named St. Edmund Homecoming Parade Marshal.

Scenes from St. Edmund Homecoming Parade

Delores Dubois was named St. Edmund Homecoming Parade Marshal. (Photos by Myra Miller)
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Historical events from November 1925

The month of November has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in November 1925, courtesy of Newspaper Metro. – The western comedy “Go West” opens on November 1.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Safe trick-or-treating tips

The city of Eunice will observe Halloween from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight. Halloween is enjoyed by people of all ages, but few get a bigger kick out of the holiday than children. There are costumes to be worn, time spent with friends and the opportunity to collect free candy and other treats.