By Johnny Morgan
BATON ROUGE — As the weather warms up and outdoor cookouts ramp up, weight control is on a number of minds.
Glendale Pre-k students recently learned about farm animals. Students had the opportunity to hatch baby chicks from an incubator in their classroom. Gabriel Andrepont seemed delighted to meet one of the baby chicks. (Submitted Photo)
On May 7 meeting The Catholic Daughters of the Americas was presented service awards from officers.
Eunice High School named its EHS Varsity Cheerleaders for 2018-2019. In front, from left, Captain Layne Miller and Co-Captain Megan Fontenot.
Students at East Elementary exhibiting Good Behavior for the third quarter of the school year were treated recently to a fun day event of popsicles, a casual dress day and free play time as their reward.
By: Bruce Schultz
NEW IBERIA — More than 1,300 Iberia Parish third-graders took part in LSU AgCenter Ag Adventures May 9 and 10 to learn about agriculture.
By: Tobie Blanchard
BATON ROUGE — Five LSU College of Agriculture students received University Medals during the college’s commencement ceremony on May 11 in the LSU Maddox Field House.
The “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Radio & TV show Saturday at the Liberty Center at 6 p.m. will have a performance by Steve Riley & Cajun Creole Fiddle Masters.
Show starts at 6 p.m. The Liberty opens at 4 p.m.
High School graduations are here. St. Edmund and Eunice High School seniors graduate Friday.
As these seniors leave high school some will attend college and others may choose to work right away.
St. Edmund High School physical science classes concluded a unit on potential and kinetic energy. Students were to construct a catapult able to toss a small object 15 feet. From left, in front, are Wyatt LaCour and Tyler Breaux.