From the Files - May 1935 From files of The Eunice News:
May 1935
One hundred and sixty four students at Eunice High, the largest number in school history, will receive a certificate for making the required 100 percent on ...
No hearing yet on EPI-Eunice TRO; lawyer withdraws A hearing has not yet been scheduled on the City of Eunice’s motion to lift the Temporary Restraining Order prohibiting it to interfere in any manner with Environmental Processing’s access to the w...
Janet Miller named "Secretary of the Year" by Eunice Rotary Janet Miller, secretary at Heinen Medical Review, was named the “Administrative Professional of the Year” by the Eunice Rotary Club during their 25th Annual “Administrative Professionals Day Lunche...
Teen drug suspect put in pre-trial diversion A Eunice teenager, scheduled for jury selection on April 12, waived further delays in his narcotics case and entered the St. Landry District Attorney’s pre-trial diversion program.
Vondray Vallare,...
Jail maintenance tax returns to ballot Saturday A 10-year, one-mil jail tax returns to the ballot in the April 30 special election.
The jail tax had been used to fund maintenance and upkeep for the St. Landry Parish Jail, but voters failed to re...
Yum - Farmers Market inventory growing The Eunice Farmers Market on Wednesday, April 27, will have green beans, salad greens, herbs, muscadine, plum and quince jelly, pumpkin bread and pecan pie muffins.
According to Joan McManus, Main ...
Rain or shine, voting under way, politicking continues A late-morning break Tuesday in a steady rainfall caused a surge in the number of people going to polls in Eunice.
The steady rain of earlier in the day didn't put a damper on voting or on politick...
Main to Main fun and Liberty music Saturday, NOVEMBER 6, 2010, the Liberty Theater's "Rendez-vous des Cajuns" Cajun Music Radio and TV Show in Eunice, LA, presents performances by RYAN BRUNET & les Malfecteurs and RICHARD MILLER & t...
City candidates stick with script at final forum Candidates danced with who brought them Thursday night as they took one last opportunity to address city voters before Tuesday’s run-off voting for mayor, chief of police and Ward 1 alderman.
No ne...
Salute cancelled - 21 guns recovered CHURCH POINT – The St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Department received a report of burglary of a house and mobile home at 383 Highway 178, Church Point. It was reported that several firearms in a gun s...
IESI Truck strikes man-hole cover, leaks diesel An IESI trash truck pick up struck a man-hole road culvert around 7:30 a.m. Wednesday, damaging fuel tank on Hwy. 190 West near Larry's Tire Company.
Eunice Police Officer Ryan Young said it appear...
Chief, sheriff caution Halloween fun-seekers Halloween fun-seekers can stretch their celebration over two days if they plan correctly.
In Eunice, Halloween will be celebrated on Sunday, Oct. 31 from 6-8 p.m. Other media reports that it would ...
Jury selection set in attempted feticide case Jury selection has been scheduled for a Eunice man accused of trying to kill an unborn child to avoid paying support.
Judge James Doherty has set jury selection for Kenneth Myers’ trial on Jan. 11....
'Out of gas, out of money', out of Time By Tom Aswell
Capitol News Service
BATON ROUGE -- Time magazine describes half the states as having joined the federal government “in the fiscal sick ward” as high unemployment and the recession c...
Officials urge flu shots for all Health encourages everyone older than six months to receive the flu vaccine this fall. It is the best way to prevent or lessen the severity of the flu, they said.
“The 2010-2011 flu vaccine will ...
'Jumper' again asks dismissal, judge recuses self from hearing Accused kidnapper Mark Savoy claims charges against him should be dismissed because of alleged perjury and violation of his civil rights.
Savoy is accused of kidnapping his estranged wife and chil...
'Choo Choo' signals Boogie Kings are arriving Many people’s earliest memory of Doug Ardoin and the Boogie Kings is hearing them from a Eunice-area stage in the late 1950’s.
Mine is listening to them at the Pelican Club in Marksville, where I, ...
That's not what's meant by Drug Court An accused drug dealer allegedly didn’t quite understand the rules of St. Landry Parish’s Drug Court - an intervention program that tries to get narcotics suspects on the straight and narrow withou...