St. Martin Parish crawfishermen have settled their nearly decade-long lawsuit against some of the oil and gas companies they blame for destroying water quality in a formerly productive area of the Atchafalaya Basin. Lafayette attorney Joseph R.
The fifth annual St. Martin Parish 4-H Fall Fest was held at the 4-H Office in Breaux Bridge on Saturday, Oct. 12.
The first big contest day of the year, Fall Fest included a pet show, sugar cookery contest, rice cookery contest, and a decorated pumpkin contest.
4-H members from St. Martinville Primary proudly celebrate National 4-H Week
Recent findings from a Tufts University’s “4-H Study of Positive Youth Development” indicate that, when compared to their peers, young people in 4-H are: •2.3 times more likely to be physically active, •Nearly two times more likely to plan to go to college, and •3.4 times more likely to contribute to their communities when compared with youth wh
The Oct. 15 meeting of the Arnaudville Board of Aldermen was relatively calm after the past couple of years. What has changed is that Police Chief Richard Mizzi turned in his resignation at the end of October, and Lt. Toby Wetzel was appointed interim police chief.
The “Henderson”exit becoming part of Henderson is one step closer to reality, according to Mayor Sherbin Collette. Glenn Soileau, plaintiff’s attorney in the suit to block the annexation, announced a deal had been reached some weeks ago. Collette says the deal is awaiting Soileau’s final approval and signatures.