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The Rotary Club held its 2025 Installation Luncheon Wednesday where the club paid recognition to past presidents, welcomed a new president, a board, and newest members. Above are some of the members, officers and board of the Eunice Rotary Club. (Photos by Myra Miller)

The Rotary Club held its 2025 Installation Luncheon Wednesday where the club paid recognition to past presidents, welcomed a new president, a board, and newest members. Above are some of the members, officers and board of the Eunice Rotary Club. (Photos by Myra Miller)

The Rotary Club holds 2025 installation luncheon

The Rotary Club held its 2025 Installation luncheon Wednesday. Recognition of Rotarian of the Year was presented by outgoing president Ellis Daigle. The Rotarian of the Year was given to Van Reed. Past Rotary President Nancee Sorenson received a president plaque from Van Reed.
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Stay safe when around fireworks

Fireworks have been integral components of celebrations for centuries. These pyrotechnics originated in ancient China, with their earliest forms thought to be made from bamboo stalks thrown into a fire. Fireworks ultimately evolved into gunpowder-filled paper tubes.

Capsule gardening is where less is more

From Bulb and Blossom Garden Club A capsule garden, just like a curated wardrobe, is all about a few essential high-end choices. It is about downsizing and getting back to basics; choosing a few essential and timeless items to create a beautiful yet flexible garden.
At the science station of Summer Surge (Vacation Bible School) at New Hope Church was Dr. Stellarios (Tammy Stelly). Children ages, 5-12, attended the Summer Surge this week.

At the science station of Summer Surge (Vacation Bible School) at New Hope Church was Dr. Stellarios (Tammy Stelly). Children ages, 5-12, attended the Summer Surge this week.

Summer Surge at New Hope Church

At the science station of Summer Surge (Vacation Bible School) at New Hope Church was Dr. Stellarios (Tammy Stelly). Children ages, 5-12, attended the Summer Surge this week. (Photos by Myra Miller)
Myra Miller

Myra Miller

Great activities for kids during the summer

The arrival of summer is a momentous day for children. Summer means school is closed and weeks of rest, recreation and fun in the sun are on the schedule.
“Final Bow” at the Eunice Symphony Orchestra are Nancy Simon, conductor; and orchestra. The spring concert was held on May 31 inside the Eunice High School auditorium.

“Final Bow” at the Eunice Symphony Orchestra are Nancy Simon, conductor; and orchestra. The spring concert was held on May 31 inside the Eunice High School auditorium.

Eunice Symphony Orchestra spring concert

At left, taking the “Final Bow” at the Eunice Symphony Orchestra are Nancy Simon, conductor; and orchestra. The spring concert was held on May 31 inside the Eunice High School auditorium.

Secret lives of plastic bottles in a garden

From the Bulb and Blossom Club Gardeners often put a shallow layer of rocks or pottery shards inside the bottom of container pots to help with drainage. Yet one of the disadvantages of container pots is the larger they are the heavier they get.
An outdoor game at St. Thomas More Church's Vacation Bible School

An outdoor game at St. Thomas More Church's Vacation Bible School

Vacation Bible School at St. Thomas More Catholic Church

“True North, Trusting Jesus in a Wild World,” is the theme at St. Thomas More Catholic Church’s Vacation Bible School this week. Children kindergarten through sixth grade enjoyed Bible stories, songs, outdoor games and activities, arts and crafts and a snack each day.
Gabbi High

Gabbi High

Happy Days at St. Anthony Catholic Church

St. Anthony Church’s Happy Days is happening this week at the Jeanmard Center. The theme of the Happy Days camp is “Who is My Neighbor? Learning to love like Jesus.” Showing off her painted crafted friendship flower pot is Gabbi High, 7.