St. Landry Parish civil cases
The following are civil cases filed in the 27th Judicial Court District, Opelousas.
Thursday, April 11
Portfolio Recovery Assciates vs Patsy Lewis, monies due.
TD Bank USA vs Clara A. Langlois, open account.
The following are civil cases filed in the 27th Judicial Court District, Opelousas.
Thursday, April 11
Portfolio Recovery Assciates vs Patsy Lewis, monies due.
TD Bank USA vs Clara A. Langlois, open account.
The following people obtained marriage licenses from the St. Landry Parish Clerk of Court Office, Opelousas.
Thursday, April 11
Brent Dale Langley of Mamou and Shelly Lynn Smith of Mamou.
The Acadia Parish Road Department is returning to a four-day, 10-hour-a-day work week schedule.
The decision to return to that schedule was voted on at the April 9 Acadia Parish Police Jury meeting.
A free concert is scheduled at 2 p.m.. April 28 at NUNU Arts & Culture Collective, 1510 Bayou Courtableau Hwy., Arnaudville .
Performing will be The Impossible Burghers, a band from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
KEB Clean-up Day is Saturday
The statewide Love the Boot cleanup will be from 8:30 a.m. until 9 a.m. with registration Saturday at the Eunice City Hall.
All supply pickup will be located in the lobby of city hall.
St. Landry-Evangeline United Way will oversee distribution of federal funds made available through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Prosecutors with Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill’s Office obtained a 36 count grand jury indictment in Evangeline Parish on April 10 regarding voter fraud between May and November of 2022 during the general election.
Following his visit to some of the hardest hit areas, Gov. Jeff Landry signed an emergency declaration for the severe storms and tornadoes that took place on April 10.
“Courir,” 128-page book published in France with photographs depicting Mardi Gras runs in rural Acadiana, will be on sale at a book launch held at Fred’s Lounge, 420 6th St. in Mamou, at 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
The sound in the Liberty Theatre on Tuesday morning was a cacophony of instruments and yet about 80 visitors from across the nation seemed happy as they could be creating the musical chaos.