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Fou Brew Krewe: Building a fermentation community in Eunice

By Saydie Stanley - Staff Writer In the heart of Cajun Country, on the second Wednesday of each month, a new club is bubbling up in Eunice at the community cottage in Lakeview Park and Beach.

City receives $705K grant to demo blighted structures

By Rebecca Chaisson - Managing Editor Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is forking over $705,094 to the City of Eunice thanks to a Fiscal Year 2026 Louisiana Community Development Block Grant.

St. Landry waits for stipend costs

By Bobby Ardoin Eunice News Correspondent St. Landry Parish School District officials are aware that they are responsible — at least this year — for paying employee stipends, but Superintendent Milton Batiste III said he’s thankful there is time to think about it.

Eunice Players’ Theatre opens “My Fair Lady” to enthusiastic audience

By Saydie Stanley - Staff Writer Eunice Players’ Theatre launched its production of the classic Lerner and Loewe musical My Fair Lady on opening night, Wednesday, July 8, 2026, drawing 38 patrons to the venue.

Prairie Acadian Cultural Center displays new exhibit

The newest exhibit has been installed at the Prairie Acadian Cultural Center in Eunice and is free to view for all visitors.

Louisiana man charged with murder of a federal officer after standoff

The US Department of Justice reported that Clarence A. Frazier Jr., 48 of Alexandria, was charged with the murder of Deputy U.S. Marshal Drew Hanson, who was working with other law enforcement Monday to apprehend the suspect after he failed to appear for trial on a state charge of sexual battery.

Two arrested in separate Eunice drug cases over the weekend

By Rebecca Chaisson Managing Editor Two men were arrested for separate drug crimes over the weekend after Eunice police officers recovered suspected narcotics during a pair of unrelated investigations.

To retain control of Congress, GOP must protect seniors

The midterm elections are fast approaching, and Republicans are clinging to slim majorities in both houses of Congress. To retain control, Republicans must overcome the historical advantages that favor the Democratic Party.

Europe: time to confront the reality

Of all the commentary surrounding the July 4 mega-holiday, none was more revolting in its blatant attempt to push the Atlanticist-Globalist agenda onto America than the piece, “On July 4th, Don’t Forget to Thank Europe” published by The National Interest and authored by two neo-con hacks from the...

The trend could be Republicans’ friend in Senate races in November

Don’t look now, but the Democrats’ hopes of picking up the U.S. Senate in 2026 could be harder than they might like. With the current Republican majority 53 to 47, Democrats need to pick up four net seats in order to come out on top and reclaim the majority there.