Entries in the 2014 Cleanest City Poster Contest, hosted by the City of St. Martinville and the St. Martinville Garden Club, must be submitted to City Hall by Friday, March 21, no later than 4 p.m.
Posters must focus on the winning slogan: “Let’s Fight to Keep our Community Clean.”
Saturday, May 3, might be the middle of the Crawfish Festival here, but it’s also an election day with over $9 million in annual revenue for Parish Government at stake.
The St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office will once again be assisting the St. Martinville Police Department on Sunday, March 2, 2014, for the New Comers Parade. In order for everyone to have a safe and happy Mardi Gras Parade, we are asking the residents of St. Martinville, and parade goers to please note the following:
A lot of mothers were undoubtedly clucking their tongues when they saw on TV Carlene Girouard’s passionate plea for the return of her crippled son’s stolen four-wheeler.
The same four-wheeler that nearly killed Eric Girouard a dozen times over and left him blind and severely disabled.
But there’s a lot more to the story.
Acting on a tip, deputies with the St. Martin Parish Sheriff’s Office executed a search warrant at a sprawling rural compound last week and rescued 47 dogs destined for fighting pens or worse.
It was the same compound where a similar scene took place in November 2010, and one name popped up both times: Antonio Joshwa Boyd.