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Eunice High Maddie Edwards

Eunice High Maddie Edwards

EHS Seniors last ride

Maddie Edwards (above) rides a horse to school during EHS seniors’ last day while classmates arrive on four wheelers and golf carts. (Submitted photos)
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Free Hunters Ed Course May 15-May 16 In Eunice On May 15 and May 16 there will be a chance to obtain yur hunting license. A free meal will be provided by Masonic Harmony Lodge in Eunice, at 211 West Park Avenue. On May 15 the course is from 6 to p.m. and on May 16 the course is from 8 a.m.
Audience at Jean Lafitte Center watching cooking class. (Photos by Rebecca Chaisson)

Audience at Jean Lafitte Center watching cooking class. (Photos by Rebecca Chaisson)

Cultural Center Hosts Free Programs in May

By Rebecca Chaisson Managing Editor The Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve Prairie Acadian Cultural Center kicks off a busy evening of family-friendly activities today, Thursday, May 7, and is inviting the community to enjoy hands-on crafts, outdoor exploration, and live Cajun music,...
Little one wins a fish as a prize at St. Edmund Spring Fair. (Photos by Rebecca Chaisson)

Little one wins a fish as a prize at St. Edmund Spring Fair. (Photos by Rebecca Chaisson)

St Edmund Fair another huge success

By Rebecca Chaisson Managing Editor “The St. Edmund Fair doesn’t owe me a single thing.
 St. Landry Parish election officials are attempting to minimize any ballot difficulties as early voting continues for a May 16 parishwide School Board millage election in addition to decisions on five statewide amendments and two U.S. Senate closed party primaries.  What’s not on the ballot are Louisiana U.S. Congressional elections that are now suspended after Gov. Jeff Landry executive order issued April 30 following a U.S. Supreme ruling which declared that state lawmakers need to meet and redraw the Lo

St. Landry Parish election officials are attempting to minimize any ballot difficulties as early voting continues for a May 16 parishwide School Board millage election in addition to decisions on five statewide amendments and two U.S. Senate closed party primaries.  What’s not on the ballot are Louisiana U.S. Congressional elections that are now suspended after Gov. Jeff Landry executive order issued April 30 following a U.S. Supreme ruling which declared that state lawmakers need to meet and redraw the Lo

Voters Face Changes For May Election

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent St. Landry Parish election officials are attempting to minimize any ballot difficulties as early voting continues for a May 16 parishwide School Board millage election in addition to decisions on five statewide amendments and two U.S.
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) released the 2025 letter grades for community water systems across the state on Monday, offering a transparent look at the quality and performance of more than 900 systems serving Louisiana residents.

The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) released the 2025 letter grades for community water systems across the state on Monday, offering a transparent look at the quality and performance of more than 900 systems serving Louisiana residents.

City of Eunice receives “A” for drinking water

The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) released the 2025 letter grades for community water systems across the state on Monday, offering a transparent look at the quality and performance of more than 900 systems serving Louisiana residents.
Flea Market tent

Flea Market tent

Local farmers markets offer homemade items

Eunice is home to three different farmers markets, and all three set up shop on the first Saturday of every month, May 3. Last Saturday, the Eunice Tractor Supply Farmer’s Market boasted a wide variety of items, including plants, sweets, arts and crafts, pet goats and quail eggs.
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Free Hunters Ed Course May 15-May 16 In Eunice On May 15 and May 16 there will be a chance to obtain yur hunting license. A free meal will be provided by Masonic Harmony Lodge in Eunice, at 211 West Park Avenue. On May 15 the course is from 6 to p.m. and on May 16 the course is from 8 a.m.
Over 100 participants walked through the doors of the Second Chance Job Fair held at the Yambilee Building in Opelousas this week.  Attendees had the chance to connect directly with employers, explore career pathways, and learn about the wide range of resources available to support their next chapter.

Over 100 participants walked through the doors of the Second Chance Job Fair held at the Yambilee Building in Opelousas this week. Attendees had the chance to connect directly with employers, explore career pathways, and learn about the wide range of resources available to support their next chapter.

Second Chance Job Fair held in Opelousas

Over 100 participants walked through the doors of the Second Chance Job Fair held at the Yambilee Building in Opelousas this week.
Jeff Willis, LSU Eunice Athletic Director and Head Baseball Coach is the 2025 Eunice Rotary Club Citizen of the Year. From left are Alan Orgain, LSUE Assistant baseball coach; Lindsey Willis, Willis, LSUE Vice Chancellor of Athletics and Head baseball coach; Scott Fontenot, Mayor; Nancee Sorenson, LSUE Chancellor; April Fontenot, LSUE Athletics Office manager; Van Reed, Rotary secretary and Director of  Emergency Preparedness & PIO. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)

Jeff Willis, LSU Eunice Athletic Director and Head Baseball Coach is the 2025 Eunice Rotary Club Citizen of the Year. From left are Alan Orgain, LSUE Assistant baseball coach; Lindsey Willis, Willis, LSUE Vice Chancellor of Athletics and Head baseball coach; Scott Fontenot, Mayor; Nancee Sorenson, LSUE Chancellor; April Fontenot, LSUE Athletics Office manager; Van Reed, Rotary secretary and Director of Emergency Preparedness & PIO. (Photo by Dwight Jodon)

Rotary names Citizen of Year

The Eunice Rotary Club announces Jeff Willis, LSU Eunice Athletic Director and Head Baseball Coach, as the 2025 Eunice Rotary Club Citizen of the Year. Selected from nominations submitted by members of our community, Coach Willis’ impact reaches far beyond the field.