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National Day of Prayer set May 6 The National Day of Prayer will be observed at noon, Thursday at the Eunice City Hall parking lot area. The public is invited. For more information, call the Rev. Caleb Semien at 457-2891.
Eunice High School

Eunice High School

It’s ‘Renaissance Magic!’ at Eunice High School

Eunice High School celebrated its 24th annual Renaissance Pep Rally Friday morning. The event is considered an academic excellence celebration and its focus is on students who go above and beyond in academic performance. Students earning a 3.
Community Cleanup Day

Community Cleanup Day

Community Cleanup Day planned

Keep Eunice Beautiful is back with a cleanup day after more than a year where such events were suspended due to the pandemic restrictions. The Community Cleanup Day is scheduled from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. May 8.
Lindsay Smythe

Lindsay Smythe

French- immersion school to open this August

École St. Landry, a public charter school, is the newest school in the St. Landry Parish school district. While the Title I charter school operates independently, it is officially part of the parish school system and will begin classes in August.

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CDA meeting set for Monday The Catholic Daughters of Americas (CDA) will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. Monday at the Jeanmard Center. Members are asked to bring a canned good to continue to make donations to the Eunice Food Bank.

OGH Health System Foundation receives grant to combat smoking

Opelousas General Health System Foundation (OGHSF) is the recipient of a grant from Southwest Louisiana Area Health Education Center (SWLAHEC) to encourage quitting tobacco and address other community needs in an effort to improve the overall health of St. Landry Parish residents.

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LSUE forum features local women LSU Eunice is set to hold another edition of its “Courageous Conversations” series at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Science Building Auditorium.

Diversion project may help rebuild state’s landmass

LSU Manship School News Service Thousands of years ago, the Mississippi River Delta was formed from sediment deposited from the river. Layers upon layers of sand, silt and clay make up the land that millions of people live and work on today.

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CDA meeting set for April 5 The Catholic Daughters of Americas (CDA) will hold a meeting at 6 p.m. Monday, April 5 at the Jeanmard Center. Members are asked to bring a canned good to continue to make donations to the Eunice Food Bank.