A siamese twin cucumber
Jimmy Smith of Eunice stopped by the newspaper office to show off his “siamese twin cucumber as he called it.” Grown in his garden at home, he hadn’t seen one quite grown in this shape.
Jimmy Smith of Eunice stopped by the newspaper office to show off his “siamese twin cucumber as he called it.” Grown in his garden at home, he hadn’t seen one quite grown in this shape.
Tenants at Goodhope Place Apartments beat the heat with an ice cream and cake birthday party held by the manager Cheryl Anderson.
By Dan Gill
LSU AgCenter
Horticulturist
BATON ROUGE — With a theme of “We’re all in this together,” nearly 1,500 4-H’ers from across the state won educational trips, participated in educational programs and selected new officers for the 2018-19 school year during 4-H University.
Dehydration can affect anyone at any time, especially during the heated summertime months. My philosphy is to always drink fluids, and lots of it.
There were some “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” dancers at the library Wednesday morning. Bobbie Bordelon displayed a video screen with Chicka Chicka Boom Boom music and dance moves for the children in attendance. (Photo by Myra Miller)
Hayes Ortego, 8, left, and Elly Ortego, 6, color a coconut tree during a recent Story Time hour at the Eunice Public Library. Every Wednesday morning the library host Story Time hour for children to enjoy. (Photo by Myra Miller)
Cheyenne Leger, 6, was one of the participants at St. Anthony’s annual Happy Days Vacation Bible School. She wrote the name of her Hero on her name tag. (Photo by Myra Miller)
Bobbie Bordelon, children’s librarian at Eunice Public Library, read a storybook “Barnyard Dance!” by Sandra Boynton during Wednesday’s Story Time hour.
Dawson Fuselier
Zachary and Maggie Fuselier of Eunice announce the birth of their son, Dawson Mark Fuselier, born at Acadian Medical Center on June 18 weighing 8 pounds and 2.4 ounces.