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Le Vieux Presbytère honors T. C. Cary and the Cajun Ladies Le Vieux Presbytère Museum, 205 Rue Iry Lejeune in Church Point, invites the public to hear close relatives of the late T. C. Cary speak at 11a.m. Aug.
Beer maid.

Beer maid.

Roberts Cove Germanfest returns after two-year absence

Come celebrate German-style at the 2022 annual Roberts Cove Germanfest on Oct. 1 and 2. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and aftermath, the festival was forced to be canceled in 2020 and 2021, but will now return to the historic grounds of St.
Senator Bill Cassidy, LSUE Chancellor Nancee Sorenson and LSU Board of Supervisor Wayne Brown chat prior to Cassidy’s announcement in LSUE’s Health Allied & Science building. Senator Cassidy presented a $1 million grant to the Health Allied & Science department. The grant includes buying  virtual dissection and physiology simulation. (Photo by Myra Miller)

Senator Bill Cassidy, LSUE Chancellor Nancee Sorenson and LSU Board of Supervisor Wayne Brown chat prior to Cassidy’s announcement in LSUE’s Health Allied & Science building. Senator Cassidy presented a $1 million grant to the Health Allied & Science department. The grant includes buying virtual dissection and physiology simulation. (Photo by Myra Miller)

LSUE receives grant

Senator Bill Cassidy, LSUE Chancellor Nancee Sorenson and LSU Board of Supervisor Wayne Brown chat prior to Cassidy’s announcement in LSUE’s Health Allied & Science building. Senator Cassidy presented a $1 million grant to the Health Allied & Science department.
Eunice High School Principal Mitch Fontenot

Eunice High School Principal Mitch Fontenot

Eunice High principal praises LEAP results

Eunice High School Principal Mitch Fontenot praised his students and staff for their LEAP score performance. The scores were released Aug. 3 by the state Department of Education. Last week, Fontenot released an assessment of the scores.
St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard, left, and demographer Mike Hefner look over voting precincts on a computer during Wednesday’s Parish Council meeting. Voters are receiving voter identification cards and if they questions should call the Registrar of Voters Office. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard, left, and demographer Mike Hefner look over voting precincts on a computer during Wednesday’s Parish Council meeting. Voters are receiving voter identification cards and if they questions should call the Registrar of Voters Office. (Photo by Harlan Kirgan)

Parish Council OKs poll changes

After numerous questions about voting, demographer Mike Hefner said voters with questions about their polling place should contact the parish Registrar of Voters Office. Hefner was at Wednesday’s St. Landry Parish Council meeting where some polling locations were changed.
Gabriella “Gabby” Nicole Hebert, 19, daughter of Jason and Judy Hebert of Kinder, died earlier this year from fentanyl. (Submitted photo)

Gabriella “Gabby” Nicole Hebert, 19, daughter of Jason and Judy Hebert of Kinder, died earlier this year from fentanyl. (Submitted photo)

Overdose death turned into help for addicts

By Carissa Hebert Editor KINDER – When tragedy strikes, it’s not often that something good can overshadow the death of a loved one. However, for the Hebert family from Kinder, their daughter’s death hopefully will be a catalyst to save the lives of others.
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Registrar sending new voter ID cards The St. Landry Parish Registrar of Voters has announced that due to precinct reapportionment and the reapportionment of municipalities and school board districts, voters in St. Landry Parish will receive updated Voter Identification Cards.
UL Lafayette’s work providing habitat for pollinators such as bees is creating quite a buzz. The University has been designated a Bee Campus USA in recognition of its work planting wildflowers and creating service-learning projects. (Photo by Doug Dugas / University of Louisiana at Lafayette)

UL Lafayette’s work providing habitat for pollinators such as bees is creating quite a buzz. The University has been designated a Bee Campus USA in recognition of its work planting wildflowers and creating service-learning projects. (Photo by Doug Dugas / University of Louisiana at Lafayette)

Generating buzz: UL Lafayette earns Bee Campus USA designation

UL Lafayette recently became a Bee Campus USA. The Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation coordinates the national program. It recognizes colleges and universities for their commitment to providing and improving habitat for pollinators and providing service-learning opportunities for students.
This year marks the 63rd anniversary of the death of Charlene Richard, the “Little Cajun Saint,” and the anniversary mass was Aug. 11 at St. Edward Catholic Church in Richard. Prior to the mass, a rosary was recited, and both the rosary and mass were broadcast on the Diocese of Lafayette live stream. (Photo by Claudette Olivier/The Church Point News)

This year marks the 63rd anniversary of the death of Charlene Richard, the “Little Cajun Saint,” and the anniversary mass was Aug. 11 at St. Edward Catholic Church in Richard. Prior to the mass, a rosary was recited, and both the rosary and mass were broadcast on the Diocese of Lafayette live stream. (Photo by Claudette Olivier/The Church Point News)

Bishop gives homily at Charlene Richard Anniversary Mass

It was standing room only for this year’s Charlene Richard Anniversary Mass on Aug. 11 at St. Edward Catholic Church in Richard. Bishop J.