History was made yet again at the running of Le Tournoi last Sunday when Eric Guillory captured his seventh Tournoi win in a row.
In a letter to the Ville Platte Gazette, Ville Platte bail bondsman James Bertrand responded to a story that ran in Sunday’s paper regarding allegations in a warrant that he identified himself as a
A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit regarding illegal detainments by the Ville Platte Police Department and the Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Chief Neal Lartigue of the Ville Platte Police Department has announced his department is actively searching for an inmate who escaped from police custody.
At its regular monthly meeting last Thursday, the Pine Prairie Village Council learned of a new nuisance that is affecting residents.
Following a special meeting earlier this month regarding an emergency grant request to replace a burnt pump at the sewer lift station, the Chataignier Village Council at its regular meeting Monday
Louisiana voters can expect to see six amendments and one proposition on their ballot when they visit the polls for the upcoming November 6th election.
A local bail bondsman may have exceeded his authority when he claimed to be a police officer during an incident that occurred in Turkey Creek on Thursday.
A local individual received an historian honor from Ville Platte Mayor Jennifer Vidrine for being the city’s first black female pastor.
Charles Perdices, on behalf of the Mamou American Legion, addressed the Mamou Town Council Wednesday regarding plans for this year’s Veteran’s Day celebration at the Legion hall.