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St. Edmund volleyball finding its footing with young roster

By Rhett Manuel - Sports Editor St. Edmund’s volleyball team is beginning to show signs of growth as a young Blue Jays roster continues to settle into new roles.

Reflections: Pure in heart

In a corrupt world, can there possibly be people who are pure in heart? Jeremiah 17:9 states, “The heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked: Who can know it?” Only Jesus was perfectly pure in heart. Only Jesus was able to see God.

Do you see your need for God’s refining fire?

It’s always been disappointing to God that most people are more concerned about what they want to do than what He requires of them. Since mankind fell in the garden, our carnal nature has been persuading and influencing our decisions and specializes in the skills of compromising and justifying.

St Thomas More announces Public Square Rosary

All are invited to the America Needs Fatima Public Square Rosary on Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026. According to St. Thomas More Church in Eunice, the annual Rosary and prayers are for the conversion of America. The program begins at 12 p.m. in front of Eunice City Hall.

Meet Camillle of LSUE Catholic Student Center

LSUE Catholic Student Center wants to introduce Camille, the Bengal Catholic Vice President, who is a resident of Eunice and graduate of Iota High School. “ I’m currently in my first semester of LSUE’s Nursing Program,” Camille said. “I love spending my free time with my family and reading.

TRIAD workshop a tremendous success

The St. Landry Council on Aging reported an “amazing event” held recently at the VFW in Eunice: the TRIAD workshop was hosted on Wednesday, Sept.

Eunice Manor recognizes environmental services staff

Eunice Manor Nursing Home spent the week celebrating their Environmental Services staff, wrapping up the celebration with food, prizes and gift bags filled with gratitude.

Sheriff intends to offer drug counseling programs

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz has six-figure opioid settlement money and he wants to spend it on drug counseling and support programs that involve parish jail inmates.

Love Our Waterways

By Saydie Stanley Staff Writer Saturday’s cleanup started in the waterways people never think about until they flood: ditches and culverts already packed with what got thrown out a window. Keep Eunice Beautiful organized the work as part of Louisiana’s Love Our Waterways month.

US Senate Candidate Letlow speaks to local leaders

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent Whether it was insurance, gasoline or inflation, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Julia Letlow heard on Tuesday that elected leaders from her potential constituency are concerned about the consistent rise in cost of living expenses.