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Learning more about Jesus at St. Edmund

Learning more about Jesus at St. Edmund

First graders learning about Jesus

First graders at St. Edmund Elementary Dawson Fuselier, left, and Roan Leger were specially chosen by the Holy Spirit in Stephanie Manuel’s first grade religion class to spend the weekend with Jesus.
Truitt retires after 32 -1/2 years, working at Central Middle.

Truitt retires after 32 -1/2 years, working at Central Middle.

Truitt retires after 32 years of service at Central Middle

Benjamin Truitt has worked as a custodian at Central Middle School for 32-1/2 years. He is a hard and dedicated worker, said Principal Octavia Warren. Warren added about Truitt, “He goes above and beyond on the job by showing care and concern for students and staff.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Eight healthy snack ideas kids will love

Parents know that growing children need a lot of food. According to pediatric dietitian Hanna Leikin, MS, RD, CSP, LD, kids need a higher calorie demand per body weight compared to adults to support bone development, muscle growth and other bodily functions.
St. Edmund names homecoming Crown Bearers

St. Edmund names homecoming Crown Bearers

St. Edmund Crown Bearers

St. Edmund named its Homecoming Crown bearers. They are Mary Feucht, left, Hope Evans and Decker Landry. (Submitted photo)
St. Edmund High names Homecoming Court

St. Edmund High names Homecoming Court

St. Edmund Homecoming Court

St. Edmund High School named its Homecoming court. In front from left are Ruby Durham, junior; Malori Bellard, Rowe Klein, sophomores; Beth Miller and Madeline Pitre, freshmen.
Birth announcements

Birth announcements

Birth Announcements

Vivian Blanchard Michael John Blanchard II of Eunice and Gracie Elizabeth Godeaux of Mamou announce the birth of their daughter, Vivian Hayes Blanchard, born at Acadian Medical Center on Aug. 23 weighing 6 pounds and 5.4 ounces.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Historical events from Sept. 1925

The month of September has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look at some that helped to shape the world in September 1925, courtesy of Newspaper Metro. – Global commerce continues to be disrupted when Danish seamen go on strike over their wages on September 1.
Eunice High School named its homecoming court. Those senior maids are, seated, from left,  Jaida Kelley, Simone Laws, Blaire Dupre, C’ona Rhines, and Kaylee Fontenot. Standing in back from left are Sarah Vienne, Ava Grace Brown, De’miyah Reed, Sydni Miller and Akeviona Monday. (Submitted photo)

Eunice High School named its homecoming court. Those senior maids are, seated, from left, Jaida Kelley, Simone Laws, Blaire Dupre, C’ona Rhines, and Kaylee Fontenot. Standing in back from left are Sarah Vienne, Ava Grace Brown, De’miyah Reed, Sydni Miller and Akeviona Monday. (Submitted photo)

Eunice High Homecoming Court named

Eunice High School named its homecoming court. Those senior maids are, seated, from left, Jaida Kelley, Simone Laws, Blaire Dupre, C’ona Rhines, and Kaylee Fontenot. Standing in back from left are Sarah Vienne, Ava Grace Brown, De’miyah Reed, Sydni Miller and Akeviona Monday. (Submitted photo)
The Eunice Players’ Theatre will present “The Savannah Sipping Society” with opening at 7 p.m. Sept. 10. The play contains adult content. It is suitable for mature audiences only, parental discretion is advised. From left are Kelly Peart Bertrand, Bonnie Pitre Kyzar, Lauren Benoit Bourgeois and Michelle Reed. (Submitted photo)

The Eunice Players’ Theatre will present “The Savannah Sipping Society” with opening at 7 p.m. Sept. 10. The play contains adult content. It is suitable for mature audiences only, parental discretion is advised. From left are Kelly Peart Bertrand, Bonnie Pitre Kyzar, Lauren Benoit Bourgeois and Michelle Reed. (Submitted photo)

‘The Savannah Sipping Society’ premiers Sept. 10 at Players’ Theatre

Who remembers “The Golden Girls”? Well, you are in for a treat, because this show was written by one of their writers!
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Skip the salt, but keep the flavor

The human body needs salt to survive. Sodium chloride is required in a nominal amount to conduct nerve impulses, contract and relax muscles, and maintain a proper balance of water and minerals. The Harvard T.H.