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McNeese releases graduate list

Neese State University conferred 764 degrees on 737 prospective candidates at the university’s virtual spring commencement ceremony Saturday, May 16. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic forced the postponement of traditional commencement ceremonies for the Spring Class of 2020.

Some will receive stimulus money on debit cards

Attorney General Jeff Landry wants Louisiana citizens to be aware that the U.S.

Eunice Food Bank seeks volunteers for move to new location

The Eunice Food Bank serves the community of many families in need. And its purpose and goal is to continue to serve the needy. However, at this time Mary Ann Guillory, director at the food bank, needs volunteers to help with moving to a new location.

Looters, rioters trampling the memory of George Floyd

It has been suggested to me that as a white woman, I should back off when it comes to certain issues.

One disruptive hand ruins work made light by many

It was a perfect late-spring Saturday. Several members of my large extended family gathered at my parents’ house to trim hedges and plant flowers. The sun was out, the skies were brilliant blue and the temperature was perfect for yardwork.

Cleco reminds customers to prepare for hurricane season

The Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season officially started Monday and Cleco is reminding customers to prepare now. The season ends Nov. 30.

St. Landry Parish Airport fly-in to feature B-17 WWII bomber

The St. Landry Parish Airport has announced its second annual Summer Fly In & Vintage War bird Expo is still on schedule. “When we first announced the event, we said we would have additional aircraft to announce and now we’re ready.” Airport Manager David Allen said.

Bill to lower car insurance rates turns to special session

A bill that aims to lower car insurance premiums in Louisiana by limiting injury damage suits will return for debate during a special session after Republican lawmakers could not reach a compromise Monday with Gov. John Bel Edwards. The bill by Sen.

Judge settles political squabble

By Steve Bandy The Crowley Post-Signal CROWLEY — After more than two hours of testimony Monday, the various parties involved reached agreement in the harassment and stalking cases filed by Clerk of Court Robert “Robby” Barousse against members of the Stoma family.

Juvenile arrested in April shooting

A 15-year-old male was arrested for an April 23 shooting that wounded two other juveniles. The juvenile arrested Tuesday was charged with disturbing the peace, illegal possession of a handgun by a juvenile, negligent injuring and illegal carrying and discharge of weapons.