On Feb. 3 Eunice High School students generously donated for “Souperbowl” Friday. Students “paid” to wear football jerseys or football tops with jeans by donating cans of soup. All donations were given to the Eunice Food Bank.
Eunice High School senior Shamara Ricketts performed her senior project at the Welcome House in Maxie. Ricketts volunteered and assisted the director, Stacy Miller, left, with the children’s Christmas Eve event.
The “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Radio & TV show Saturday at the Liberty Center at 6 p.m. will feature a performance by J R Hebert and The Maurice Playboys.
Show starts at 6 p.m. The Liberty opens at 4 p.m.
I will eat chocolate next week because it’s Valentine’s Day Tuesday.
I will buy myself a small box of chocolates and plan to enjoy every last bite!
St. Edmund Catholic School honored its 2016-2017 Students of the Year, fifth-grader, eighth-grader, and twelfth-grader student were chosen.
East Elementary named its January Operation Greatness Super Speller Awardees. Students include, seated, from left, Kristen Semien, Saigen Johnson, Adilee Dupre, Isaac Guillory, Collin Fontenot and Taven Vanzant.
Brett Manuel, father of two St. Edmund students, Davis, a second grader; and Molly, a pre-k student, was a guest speaker in Ali Cormier and Mary Joubert’s classroom during Catholic School’s Week, celebrated the week of Jan. 30.
On Jan. 26, Hard As Nails missionary team visited with St. Edmund’s fifth through twelfth grade students. The missionary team’s theme was “Win It All”. As part of the demonstration are St. Edmund students Jacques Richard and Noah Russell.
By: Johnny Morgan, jmorgan@agcenter.lsu.edu
HAMMOND – The annual Camellia Garden Stroll at the LSU AgCenter Hammond Research Station will be held on Feb. 19 from 1 to 4 p.m.
Today is the day that we will find out if the groundhog-predicted spring is to arrive sooner than later.
The following, courtesy of Newspaper Metro, gives you the origins of Groundhog Day.