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Jessie Bellard

Jessie Bellard

Bellard says public housing shouldn’t be permanent

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent St. Landry Parish president Jessie Bellard says protestors who demanded his immediate resignation during a parish courthouse protest on Wednesday morning are misunderstanding his position on public housing.
If fishermen are known for stretching the truth, then the first official kayak renters at Eunice City Lake may have already earned a spot in local legend. The story begins the way most fishing tales do — with two friends, a boat, a dream and a stubborn determination to find “the perfect spot.” When Eunice City Lake recently launched its new kayak rental service, Myles Woods and his fishing partner, Clarence Arceneaux, were among the first to answer the call of the wild water.

If fishermen are known for stretching the truth, then the first official kayak renters at Eunice City Lake may have already earned a spot in local legend. The story begins the way most fishing tales do — with two friends, a boat, a dream and a stubborn determination to find “the perfect spot.” When Eunice City Lake recently launched its new kayak rental service, Myles Woods and his fishing partner, Clarence Arceneaux, were among the first to answer the call of the wild water.

Testing The Waters with Kayak Rentals

By Rebecca Chaisson Managing Editor If fishermen are known for stretching the truth, then the first official kayak renters at Eunice City Lake may have already earned a spot in local legend.
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ECCBC announces Summer Concert The Eunice Community Concert Band and Choir announces its Summer Concert, “Celebrate 250 United States of America 1776-2026.” The concert will be held each evening at 7 p.m.
 Dads & Kids of Acadiana "Reeling in Memories"

Dads & Kids of Acadiana "Reeling in Memories"

Reeling in Memories

Megan Hill from Leonville and her husband, Jimmy, love to fish, but they hadn’t yet introduced the activity to their three kids. Megan recently saw a free fishing event being promoted on Facebook - hosted by Dads & Kids of Acadiana - and she immediately registered her family for it.
School board members Hazel Sias and Mary Ellen Donatto look over the budget before leaving a school board meeting. (Photo by Bobby Ardoin)

School board members Hazel Sias and Mary Ellen Donatto look over the budget before leaving a school board meeting. (Photo by Bobby Ardoin)

Public can attend and speak at school board retreat

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent A scheduled Saturday St. Landry Parish School Board retreat could also provide opportunities for individuals to share their input as the District meets to discuss impending financial difficulties.
Bill Rodier

Bill Rodier

Rodier always envisioned St. Landry Economic growth

Bill Rodier is being recognized by local business and elected leaders for his ability to promote St. Landry Parish and craft an economic model that has attracted continued financial development.

Lawmakers unsatisfied with ankle monitoring system

By Nolan Mckendry - The Center Square Several recently established laws meant to better enforce electronic monitoring for individuals on parole or out on bond have left lawmakers and law enforcement unsatisfied.
Powwow dance

Powwow dance

Coushatta Tribe to host 29th annual Powwow June 12-13

KINDER — The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana will welcome visitors from across North America for its 29th Annual Coushatta Powwow on June 12-13 at The Pavilion at Coushatta Casino Resort.
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Sheriff Concealed Permit Training Class set June 20 On Saturday, June 20, offered by the St. Landry Sheriff Office, there will be a Multi State Concealed Permit Training Class. In La You Now have the Right By Law to Conceal Without A Permit but must still abide by the same laws.