A short, but productive committee meeting of the Acadia Parish School Board saw a number of subjects heard, discussed and approved.
RAYNE CHAMBER RECEIVES GRANT - Special thanks are extended to the committee members responsible to attaining a “Rebirth Festival Grant” of $10,500 for the upcoming 2022 Frog Festival, including from left, Martha Royer, Jeremy Lavergne, Jennifer Autin and Mark DeWitt. The grant will be used for the 50th anniversary Frog Festival applied directly for the Culture and History tents. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)
RAYNE - As announced by Frog Festival Chairman Jeremy Lavergne during the October meeting of the Rayne Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber was awarded a “Rebirth Festival Grant” in the amount of $10,5
An new ordinance regulating the installation of culverts along parish roads allows residents to contract with the police jury for the labor involved in the installation.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Saja Hoffpauir
Above, participants in the third annual “Take Back the Night” march and candlelight vigil held by Shattered But Not Broken, Inc., to bring awareness to domestic violence walk in front of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church Monday night on their way to the Crowley Police Station where, at right, Taleithia Keys told her story as a survivor of domestic violence at the hands of her now ex-husband.
“Law enforcement saved me,” said Taleithia Keys as she addressed the crowd at Monday night’s “Take Back the Night” Domestic Violence Candlelight Vigil.
The Acadia Parish Library has brewed up a variety of fun activities for Halloween.
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