The 2016 high school football season has reached the halfway mark and the District 5-4A campaign begins Friday for the league’s five teams.
Henderson officials get pay raises
Acadian Memorial marks 20 years
Members of the Acadian Memorial Foundation marked the 20th anniversary of the opening of the Acadian Memorial during their annual membership meeting held June 18.
St. Martin Parish arrests for Monday, June 20, through Sunday, June 26
Mosquito Awarness Week starts Sunday
Arnaudville Chamber honors St. John Francis Regis Catholic Church

BUSINESS OF THE MONTH DELEGATION (from left): Angela Cliburn Taylor, Arnaudville Area Chamber of Commerce; the Rev. Keenan Brown, pastor; Bea Zerangue, church volunteer; Huey “Joey” Wyble II, Arnaudville Area Chamber of Commerce; Sheila Gresko, director of Religious Education; and Betty Sanders, office manager St. John Francis Regis Catholic Church. Not shown: Betty Devillier, volunteer; Deacon Ken Arnaud; Ricky Thibodeaux, church custodian; and Girley Olivier, coordinator of St. Therese Thrift Shop.
The Arnaudville Area Chamber of Commerce “Business of the Month” is St. John Francis Regis Catholic Church.
Salary hike for Breaux Bridge officials
City takes pains to make park accessible to all
School Board bonds draw 'super' rate
St. Martin Parish arrests for Monday, June 13, through Sunday, June 19
Parish might not be able to support child advocates
Overgrown ditches mean poor drainage

THIS DITCH along Devillier St. in Henderson has been an ongoing problem for resident Sally Angelle. Town officials say more maintenance employees will be hired and ditch-mowing equipment will be purchased when the budget allows. The northern annexation is expected to provide the funds. (Sally Angelle)
Henderson resident Sally Angelle appeared at the Monday, June 13, Town Council meeting seeking a solution to a long-standing problem.