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Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m.

Today, January 17, marks the 27th day of the United States Government shutdown and Oakdale is being affected in several ways.

One new Mamou Council Member dove right in to addressing complaints on behalf of his constituents during the Town of Mamou’s first council meeting of the year.

By: TONY MARKS
Associate Editor

For any system to be successful, it has to evolve to better meet the needs of the people involved.

Prepare for a transformation as the Evangeline Chamber of Commerce has begun its effort to revitalize downtown Ville Platte.

After all the pomp and circumstance of the swearing-in ceremony Tuesday afternoon, the mayor and city council of Ville Platte got to work and discussed options of curtailing the loitering problem a

In a move of solidarity, four Louisiana congressmen made the decision to delay their paychecks while federal workers go without pay during the current partial government shutdown.

The Policy and Athletic Committee of the Evangeline Parish School Board met Wednesday night to discuss changes in the athletic handbook and existing policies to bring them more in line with changes

Wellness Plus, which is operated by Mercy Regional Medical Center in Ville Platte, got a face lift by getting new workout machines to better meet the health needs of the community.