East Elementary fourth-grade students were instructed by the VFW Post 8971 members on flag etiquette and the proper way to fold and display the flag. From left, are Marquis Hooker, Clara Robinson, Jackson Langley, Adley Brown, DeNea Neville, Aiden Young (not pictured) flag patrol.
This week’s Student of the Week is Tyler Fuselier, a sixth grader at Central Middle School. His parents are Curtis and Laurie Fuselier.
If you had to live in another part of the world, where would you want to live and why?
The Eunice Public Library releases its new books for October.
Adult Fiction
“Gateway Weddings,” by Myra Johnson; “Aloha Brides,” by Yvonne Lehman; “Mark of the Witch (Large Print),” by Maggie Shayne; “To Be Where You Are,” by Jan Karon; “The Wednesday Letters,” by Jason F.
The “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Radio & TV show Saturday at the Liberty Center at 6 p.m. will feature performances by The Savoy Family Band & Steve Riley as a fundraiser for Coz Fontenot.
Show starts at 6 p.m. The Liberty opens at 4 p.m.
John Carroll and Thelma LeDoux of Eunice celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary recently with their children and grandchildren.
John Carrol LeDoux Sr. and Thelma Marie Matt of Eunice became husband and wife on Oct. 25, 1947. The couple were married by the Reverend Jules A. Jeanmard at St.
Thanh Pham, a first-year math and resource teacher at Central Midlde School, was chosen as Employee of the Week for the week of Oct. 16. Pham had the privilege of a special parking spot for one week and was honored by her fellow staff members and students. (Submitted Photo)
The fifth grade classes at St. Edmund recently held a Pet Costume Contest and Parade to help raise funds for the school and the St. Landry Parish Animal Control and Rescue Unit. They raised over $300 to donate to the unit.
Highland Elementary honored its PBIS Stars for the first nine weeks at the school first Leader in Me Synergy assemby held Oct. 19. Seated, from left, are Jaylen Moore, Nakaia Richard, Maria Mendoza, Julianna Sittig, Destiny Reed, NaQuavian Frank and Tavian Istre.
East Elementary recently invited their grandparents to a special breakfast. Grandparents were able to visit students’ classrooms and view some of their work.