With the stroke of a paint brush, a Mamou native is doing her part in exposing local children to culture. She does this through art camps during the summer at Mamou High School.
In 2015 a federal investigation into operations at the Ville Platte Police Department and the Evangeline Parish Sheriff’s Office has led to the filing of several federal lawsuits against the City o
Allegations of sexual harassment have been made against Governor John Bel Edwards’ Deputy Chief of Staff for Programming and Planning, Johnny Anderson.
Rounding out the month of November, the Ville Platte Rotary Club heard from the son of one of its members about CLECO growing the company to better serve the communities as well as hearing about th
The pioneer spirit that made this country what it is today is still alive as new churches spring up to help spread the word of God.
Three individuals were arrested last week as suspects in multiple grass fires that the Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office believes were intentionally set in the Turkey Creek area.
Louisiana State Police Troop I has a new commander to lead the force who hails from Evangeline Parish.
With Thanksgiving come and gone, municipalities across Evangeline Parish are now planning Christmas events for the public to enjoy during the holiday season.
NATCHITOCHES -- Several local athletes were able to compete at the LHSAA State Cross-Country meet held here recently.
Shots rang out in Dallas’ Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963, that killed the 35th President of the United States John Fitzgerald Kennedy.