CANCELLED:ACS Relay For Life event postponed due to weather The American Cancer Society's "Relay for Life" scheduled for tonight at 6:00 PM at the Northwest Center
Pavilion on Samuel Drive in Eunice, LA has been cancelled for this evening due to poor weathe...
Alleged teen burglar charged in multiple burglaries The Eunice Police Department arrested a Eunice teen on Tuesday May 7, 2013 upon completion of detectives investigation into several area burglaries.
Eric Soileau II , 18, of 113 Lawyer Road, was ch...
From the Files ... May 1930 From files of The Eunice News:
May 1930
The brick plant of W.C. McManus, now being operated by Fred Flanders of Lake Charles, has been put in shape and has begun again making bricks.
Pilot L.A. B...
Economic development district expects new man by mid-May The St. Landry Economic Industrial Development District expects its new executive director to be on the job on May 20.
Board members worked through details of Bill Rodier’s proposed contract at a s...
News Notes This Week --
Pre-k registration at Eunice Elem.
Eunice Elementary will be signing up Pre-K students for the 2013-2014 school year on Monday and Tuesday.
The child must be 4 years old on or before ...
Grand jury indicts Eunice man in baby's death Robert H. Miller, III of Eunice has been indicted for second-degree murder in the Feb. 24 death of 19-month-old Victoria LeJeune.
Responding to a 911 call, St. Landry Parish deputies found the baby...
LSU Supervisor Duplessis to speak at May 18 LSU Eunice commencement LSU Board of Supervisors member Anne D. Duplessis will be the commencement speaker at LSU Eunice’s ceremonies later this month.
LSU Eunice’s Spring Commencement is May 18 at 10 a.m. in the universi...
LSU Eunice athletics boosts area's economy By Todd C. Elliott
todd.elliott@eunicetoday.com
There’s gold in the purple and gold.
LSU Eunice athletics have an often-overlooked economic impact on the local economy, according to members of the...
From the Files ... April 1998 From files of The Eunice News:
April 1998
A two-year-old was struck and killed by a passing vehicle when he chased a ball on U.S. 190 east of Eunice.
Kelli Ardoin and Tim Fontenot have been named...
Portion of Vine closing for 30 days Beginning Monday, April 22, 2013, Vine Avenue in Eunice, between North 12th Street and Rodney Street, will be closed to thru-traffic while contractors make repairs to the road that crosses Richard ...
St. Landry arrests April 15
Jason Wayne Dean, age 30, 403 Guilbeau Rd., Carencro, LA, obscenity.
Bronson Dodge, age 31, 511 Odessa Rd., Duson, LA, bench warrant.
Jeffery Thomas Barnwell, age 40, 1008 N. 2nd St., Eu...
Former Eunice officer dies when her Opelouas PD unit hits tree Arrangements are pending for Opelousas police officer and former Eunice officer Peggy Sylvester, who was killed early Sunday during a heavy thunderstorm.
State Police said Sylvester, 50, an assista...
The Rev. Sensat appointed St. Thomas More pastor The Rev. Clint Sensat has been appointed pastor of St. Thomas More Parish in Eunice for a six-year term beginning July 1. The appointment was announced Saturday afternoon by Bishop Michael Jarrell ...
At graduation seasons, members of Class of 1934 share memories By Myra Miller
myra.miller@eunicetoday.com
Two surviving members of the Eunice High Class of 1934 enjoyed a recent visit, sharing many laughs, memories and stories.
When they graduated from high s...
Sales tax collection bills pending in Legislature By John Maginnis & Jeremy Alford
LaPolitics.com
BATON ROUGE – With the U.S. Senate approving legislation Monday to allow states to collect sales taxes on Internet purchases, attention turns to ...
Allegedly shoplifting sisters from Ville Platte busted in Eunice by Todd C. Elliott
todd.elliott@eunicetoday.com
Two sisters allegedly made a list of things to pick up at their local Walmart: clothes, snacks, DVDs and computer accessories.
However, it doesn’t me...
Chief says cop-watching is 'borderline terroism' By Todd C. Elliott
todd.elliott@eunicetoday.com
Eunice Police Chief Ronald Dies said in a recent interview posted on YouTube that the alleged actions of “Cop Watcher” Alexander Lege were “borderli...
He talks for 6 million Holocaust victims who can't Sixty-eight years ago Monday -- on May 6, 1945 -- Jew No. 12891 took back his name. Hank Brodt had survived five Nazi concentration camps and the Holocaust and was free again.
Sixty years later, Br...
Brown first African-American superintendent Lost in the hoorah of embattled member Quincy Richard’s decision to vote was the St. Landry School Board’s selection Thursday of the parish’s first African- American superintendent of schools.
Edwa...
It's not a carport, not a boat shed; it's a culvert Gilchrist Construction of Alexandria workers are putting together a new culvert for the Richard Gulley crossing on West Vine.
The 72-feet long culvert was delivered to the site in parts that are be...
Change in physical therapy law pending in Baton Rouge By Todd C. Elliott
todd.elliott@eunicetoday.com
A proposed Louisiana law could help to save a trip to the doctor.
House Bill 569 would eliminate the need for a doctor’s prescription or referral fo...