THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development Secretary Shawn Wilson, Ph.D., addresses the recent Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Luncheon.
It’s no secret that Louisiana does not have the best roads and bridges in the country.
Shawn Wilson, Secretary, La. DOTD
Roads, bridges, rail, and waterways are a constant topic of conversation across Acadia Parish and beyond.
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Hosts for the 15th annual Gumbo Cook-Off held Saturday at the Frog Festival Pavilion in Rayne were members of the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce board of directors, including, front from left, Kelli Dore, April Mixon, Claire Benoit, Angelique Credeur, Melinda Malmay, board chairman; Kyle Gordon, and Amy Thibodeaux, president and CEO; back from left, Chance Henry, John Stefanski, Glenn Dailey and Danny Nugier.
If your stomach didn’t rumble a little as you walked up to the Frog Festival Pavilion here Saturday morning, you obviously aren’t from South Louisiana.
With just under a week left, the Acadia Parish Chamber of is finalizing details for the 15th annual Gumbo-Cook to be held Saturday, Oct. 27, in Rayne.
The Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Candidates’ Forum for the City of Rayne.
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