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Pictured is one of the first editions of the very first Clovis Crawfish book. There have been countless revisions over the years.
Charges upgraded against Eunice teacher in 'sexting' case
By mutual agreement, the "sexting" case for a former Eunice High teacher is moving from misdemeanor charges in City Court to a felony charge in 27th Judicial District Court.
Entrepreneurs bring new micro-roasting coffee house to Lafayette
The latest microbrewery to hit Acadiana is not for beer but coffee lovers. Reve Coffee Roasters -- whose name means "dream" in French, is pronounced like the word "rev" in English and seemed appropriate for the name of the new enterprise -- will be one of the first micro-roasting coffee businesses in Lafayette.
Help needed for 'Make a Difference Day'
Friday is the longest day of the year, and volunteers will use that extra daylight to take on community improvement projects throughout St. Landry Parish as part of the St. Landry-Evangeline United Way's "Make a Difference Day."
Teenager killed in four-wheeler accident
An early Sunday morning accident near Eunice has claimed the life of a Basile teenager and left his passenger hospitalized.
From files of The Eunice News: June 1958 Jack Miller, son of Mrs. Ben Miller of Eunice, was elected president of the student body at Southern School of Optometry, Memphis, Tenn.
Juvenile Succumbs to Injures Hours After Crash
Early this morning, Troopers with Louisiana State Police Troop I investigated a crash on LA Highway 757 at Cut Across Road which has claimed the life of a 15-year-old Basile boy.
Wedding: Nicole Victor & Derek Dupre'
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Victor of Lafayette. She is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Adam Victor and Juanita Fusilier and the late Harold Fusilier.
Cleco donates fans to local councils on aging
As the summer heats up, air conditioner units begin to work harder to keep homes cool.
Pictured is one of the first editions of the very first Clovis Crawfish book. There have been countless revisions over the years.
Pictured is one of the first editions of the very first Clovis Crawfish book. There have been countless revisions over the years.
Economic director aims to build relationships
A new name and logo are in the works for the St. Landry Economic and Industrial Development District.
'The Cop Watcher' pleads not guilty
Court records indicate that the Monday night arraignment of Alexander Lege, 19, of Eunice, saw the defendant enter a plea of "not guilty".
Insurance exec, banker BOSSIER CITY - Services for insurance executive and banker James Patterson will be Wednesday.
Pictured is one of the first editions of the very first Clovis Crawfish book. There have been countless revisions over the years.
From files of The Eunice News June 1938 Fourteen St. Edmund graduates received diplomas.
Questions linger in Courville murder caseWAS?
When Warren Ray Gautreaux stands before a judge Aug. 1 to be sentenced for the murders of Youric and Mary Courville, he will stand alone, but investigators believe there should be at least two others facing prison terms along with him.
History society meeting to discuss improving local libraries
Saturday's local history meeting will deal with libraries and what can be done to improve them.
Sales tax collections continue rising
St. Landry Parish posted yet another gain in its sales tax collections during May. According to figures released this week by the St. Landry Parish School Board, which tracks sales tax numbers for the parish, collections rose by 2 percent in May when compared to the same month the year before.
9-10 a.m. Du cafe et du discutation, tout en francais. . Hosted by the Cajun Prairie Chapter of OLLI at LSU-Eunice.