The Louisiana High School Athletic Association (LHSAA) is proud to recognize 94 member schools that completed the 2025-26 school year violation-free, earning the designation of LHSAA School of Distinction, including local schools, Eunice High, St. Edmund, Church Point, Mamou and Iota.
By Bobby Ardoin
Eunice News Correspondent
St. Landry Parish School Board members unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday night which gives the District the authority to apply for up to $12.5 million in state revenue bond. That money could then be used as an emergency funding source.
By Bobby Ardoin
Eunice News Correspondent
The St. Landry Parish Council was told during a crowded Finance Committee meeting on Wednesday night to create a funding plan that replaces $1.875 million in dedicated sales tax revenues that have been used to plug holes in a problematic operating budget.
The National Association of University Women, Inc. – Eunice Branch proudly participated in an amazing 75th Diamond Anniversary National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was truly a memorable experience filled with fellowship, learning, celebration, and inspiration.
Rotarian Dr. Kathy Tracy was this week’s guest speaker at Eunice Rotary Club. Dr. Tracy shared her recent experience traversing the U.S. for four weeks on Amtrak. She said it was quite an experience and talked about various aspects of train travel. (Pictured from left are Dr.
The Eunice City Marshal’s Office announced the recent addition of Deputy Marshal Eddie Thibodeaux to the team. Thibodeaux will be working part time conducting trainings for the marshal’s office, as well as other local departments.
By Rhett Manuel
Sports Editor
Eunice High School head football coach Andre Vige has four players vying for playing time as Eunice works to name QB1 before the Aug. 28 jamboree.
By Rebecca Chaisson
Managing Editor
St. Edmund Junior High Head Coach Travis Vidrine predicts a perfect season for his seventh and eighth grade football team this year, hot on the heels of an undefeated season coaching the fifth and sixth graders last year.
“If Jesus told me to follow him, I’d try, but I’d probably look back to see who else was coming,” says Ava, 10. “If my little brother was coming too, I’d want to make sure he didn’t mess it up.”
Peter had a similar moment. In John 21:15–19, Jesus had just restored Peter with amazing grace.