Council passes mayor's budget The Eunice City Council passed Mayor Claud “Rusty” Moody’s 2010-2011 amended budget and 2011-2012 proposed budget unanimously with nary a squeak Tuesday night.
Most of the discussion regarding the ...
DoTD closes one lane on Hwy. 190 The Department of Transportation and Development has closed off the outside, eastbound lane of Hwy. 190/Laurel Avenue in Eunice at the intersection with La. 13 for repairs.
The lane is blocked off...
Lakeview cookoff raises over $2,000 for Faith House Lakeview RV Park and Beach’s First Annual “BBQ by the Beach” went very well, according to owner Lance Pitre.
“It went awesome for a first-time event. We had snafus, small ones, but all of the cooke...
Brunet, les Malfecteurs on Liberty bill This Saturday, June 18, 2011, the weely "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Music Show will present a performance by RYAN BRUNET & les Malfecteurs.
The "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" show is performed live every Sa...
Free mini-vacation Bible school Wednesday On Wednesday, June 15th, 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Central Texas Conference Youth in Mission (CTCYM) will sponsor an ARK Night (a mini Vacation Bible School) for children of the community, to be he...
Budget, condemned housing on Tuesday agenda Introduction of the proposed 2011-2012 city budget tops the agenda for Tuesday’s Eunice City Council meeting.
There will be a public hearing prior to the 5:30 p.m. meeting.
In addition, Mayor Claud...
Miller-Matthews will not run for reelection to parish council OPELOUSAS – St. Landry Parish District 3 (Opelousas) Councilmember Fekisha Miller-Matthews announced this month that she will not be seeking reelection this fall.
Miller-Matthews cited personal con...
From the Files - June 1960 From files of The Eunice News:
June 1960
Optometrist Dr. C.J. Andrews qualified to run for School Board. Service station owner-operators J.B. Manuel and Cleveland Fruge filed to run against Police...
LSUE announces Chancellor's List EUNICE – LSU Eunice has named 254 students to the Spring Semester 2011 Chancellor’s List in recognition of their academic achievement.
The list comprises full-time students who maintained at leas...
New officials take the oath Newly elected Eunice officials took the oath of office Wednesday in a short ceremony in the City Council chambers.
Deputy Clerk of Court Linda Brown administered the oath, filling in for St. Landry...
St. Landry sheriff urges safe celebrating, no drunks' driving New Year’s Eve marks the annual tradition of bidding farewell to the past year and ringing in the New Year with celebrations that often include alcohol as a part of the festivities. All too oft...
Cleco, SLEMCO forced interruptions over as power grid woes ease Forced electric power interruptions ordered early Monday in Acadiana were cancelled by mid-morning as SLEMCO and Cleco moved to nomral operating conditions.
The Southwest Power Pool ordered the lo...
Mamou para-athlete a step closer to his dream LSN
MAMOU - A Mamou athlete, born with spina bifida, now has his own racing wheelchair as he pursues one being a member of the U.S. Paralympics Team.
In the past, he had been competing with a loan...
It's official -- new Eunice chief can pick his own deputy The City Council made it official -- Ronald Dies can appoint his own deputy chief when he takes the police chief’s post on Jan. 1.
The council voted at its December meeting to rescind the two-capt...
More than 80 La. agencies teaming for DWI holiday enforcement Louisiana law enforcement agencies this year are participating in “Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest.” -- one of the largest Christmas-New Year’s holiday enforcement waves ever conducted ...