The city of Eunice will have Trick-or-Treat for children from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Also on the the same day and times our 2nd Street merchants will hand out candy and other goodies for Trick-or-Treaters to enjoy.
St. Edmund homecoming queen was crowned Friday evening during half-time events. Abby Miller, right, a senior, at St. Edmund High School received the crown from last year’s queen Mallory Allain.
The Eunice High School Alumni Association gave back to the high school from some of the proceeds from the annual August Softball Tournament.
Ginny Moody, city of Eunice clerk, on behalf of Mayor Scott Fontenot, presented a proclamation to the Rev. Caleb Semien, pastor of Word Ministries Church.
The Chat-A-While Social & Civic Club each year recognizes and stands firm against sexual violence and presents awareness against crimes against women throughout the month of October by placing purple ribbons at businesses, residences, and alon
Eunice High homecoming senior maids enjoyed a traditional homecoming tea Oct. 5 at the home of Jim and Oliva Dodd of Eunice. Seated in front, from left, are Caroline Mire, Amber Arvie, Morgan Domingue, Victoria Ardoin and Erin Young.
On Saturday the “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Show, the only show of its kind, will be featured on the Main Stage of the Experience Louisiana Festival on the campus of Louisiana State University at Eunice.
From the writers of “The Dixie Swim Club,” comes another comedy starring the Futrelle Sisters, Frankie, Twink, and Honey Raye.
Ed and Sue Caswell’s home at 241 Rue Normandie in Eunice received the Eunice Bulb & Blossom Garden of the Week marker presented by volunteer Angie Leger.
St. Edmund High is in its second year of a 1-to-1-student/computer initiative for high school students. In addition to the introduction of computers, St. Edmund adopted Big Ideas Math for the 2017-18 school year.