Mayor Thomas Nelson will vie with challenger Melinda Narcisse “Mel” Mitchell in the May 3 runoff election.
In District 4, interim incumbent Debra Landry, who had three challengers in Saturday’s primary, will go head-to-head with former policeman Nary Smith Sr. in the runoff.
The annual St. Martin Parish Rabies Clinic will be held on Saturday, April 12, Saturday, April 19, and Saturday, April 26. The annual clinic offers pet owners discounted rabies shots costing only $5 and local veterinarians travel to designated locations throughout the parish.
St. Martinville – Polls are open Saturday to vote for mayor and three of the five members of the City Council.
Candidate for St. Martinville mayor are the incumbent, Thomas Nelson, Bernard J. Mitchell Jr., an administrator in the St. Martin Sheriff’s Office, and Melinda “Mel” Narcisse-Mitchell, a former state worker.
Acadian Ambulance and Acadian Air Med assisted the Junior League of Lafayette with their annual “No Fear No Future” project.
The Town of Arnaudville had to shut-off its entire water system today, due to low water pressure caused by an unforeseeable electrical problem on the water well control system.
Because of the shut-off, the water produced by our water system will be of questionable microbiological quality when water is restored.