Lifestyle

What to do with Thanksgiving leftovers

The following, courtesy of Newspaper Metro, gives you suggestions on what to do with left over turkey and possible different meals to prepare with the leftover meat. I’m thinking possibly preparing a turkey, ham and cheese salad, turkey sandwiches, or trying turkey in a jambalaya with sausage.

An Angel Tree

An Angel Tree is set up at Chris’ Sacred Heart Christian Books & Gifts at 1701 W. Laurel Ave. for Oaklane Wellness residents. One can pick an angel. There are male and female angels with three Christmas wishes listed on each one.

Science heat experiment at St. Edmund

Mary Joubert’s second grade students at St. Edmund Elementary are experimenting with how heat affects temperature. From left, are, Molly Miller, Ally Ward, and Addison Simon help by putting in ice and using thermometers to measure the temperature in hot and cold water. (Submitted photo)

21st annual Noel on the Prairie

Shoppers lined up before opening at 9 a.m. Saturday at Gossip, one of the participating merchants of the 21st annual Noel on the Prairie. The pre-holiday shopping gala event was held Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and some businesses was opened Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.

Celebrating a birthday during tough times

Have you ever missed a family member so much that your heart seems to break away every day? If that’s you, I feel what you are experiencing.

From The Eunice News November 2008 files

From The Eunice News November 2008 files

Francois honored at St. Mathilda for service to Knights of Peter Claver

As he entered St. Mathilda Catholic Church for Mass, Edward Francois, Sr. thought he recognized some strange faces present, but then said to himself “that’s not possible!” As he got closer to where he usually sits, he noticed it was possible.

It's that time of the year

Wear comfortable shoes, drink lots of coffee, and bring spending cash, because this is the weekend to shop. The 21st annual Noel on the Prairie, a holiday shopping spree, is set for Saturday and Sunday. I think I may have only missed one or two Noel on the Prairie weekends in the past.

Breast Cancer Awareness Walk

Members of the Eunice Branch of the National Association of University Women and citizens recently participated in a “Walk to Squash Cancer.” Their walk was around the area near Highland Elementary School. Each participant received a gift bag of goodies and information from the organization.

KEB board conducts Litter Index

Keep Eunice Beautiful, as an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, conducted the Litter Index on Oct. 26 and 27. The KEB Board members and volunteers first met up at 8:30 a.m. each day at the City Hall parking lot.