The City of Crowley again finds itself without a chairman for the Litter and Blight Reduction Committee.
The committee is mandated by city ordinance passed in December, 2019.
The Acadia Parish Police Jury is considering a plan to pay at least a portion of parish retirees’ health insurance after retirement up to Medicare age.
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Members of the OST Committee gathered recently for a meeting and lunch at Rayne Building and Loan to make plansfor the upcoming OST Day and Rayne Marketplace to be held on Sept. 11 at Depot Square. Taking part in the session were, standing from left, Lisa Soileaux, Mayor Charles “Chuck” Robichaux and Peggy King; seated from left, Cynthia Beslin, Martha Royer, Cynthia Oliver, Fran Bihm, Ann Palmer, Dr. Eddie Palmer, chairman; Jennifer Autin and Bart Wild.
The annual OST Day event will take place this year on Saturday, Sept. 11, at The Depot Square and surrounding areas.
Dozens of Louisiana law enforcement officers are calling on state lawmakers to keep the current concealed carry requirements in place and uphold Gov.
William Craig Albert
On the morning of Friday, July 9, at 7:47 a.m., officers with the Rayne Polcie Department responded to a 911 call from a local business regarding a robbery in progress.
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