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Bayou Classic Parade is planned

The Bayou Classic Parade in Ville Platte is planned for Saturday, November 23, at 2 p.m. Parade lineup will be at 1 p.m. at the main branch of the Evangeline Parish Public Library. The parade will then proceed down Main Street and will end at Gloria Frank Hope Park, on Lincoln Road.
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Ville Platte Elementary names honor students for first nine-weeks

Ville Platte Elementary School recently announced its honor students for the first nine weeks grading period as follows: First Grade: Superintendent’s List - Kylen Bellard, Karter Harris, Lacey Jackson, Bellah Richard and Prince Wilson.
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The Marks Post: A rented letdown

Have you ever waited for a big event with much anticipation but only have it turn out as a big dud? That was me Saturday for the big LSU football game against Alabama in Tiger Stadium.
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Democrats provide great comic relief following loss

After four years of Bidenomics, open borders, high inflation, international conflicts and constant stress and anxiety caused by Democratic Party policies, it is refreshing for Americans to finally enjoy much needed comic relief.
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Information is given on December election

Registrar of Voters Lucas Buller, would like to announce the close of books for the December 7 election. The last day to register online using the geauxvote.com website is November 16.
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The Louisiana House approves several tax measures

By: ELLA RAY and  GRACE THOMPSON  LSU Manship School News Service BATON ROUGE – Key provisions of the governor’s plan to cut personal income and corporate taxes passed the state House of Representatives on Tuesday.
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More arrests are made in homicide

Chief A. Perry Thomas reports an update to the September 14 shooting that resulted in the death of a 19-year-old female and injuries to a 26-year-old male and a 27-year-old male near the intersection of Huey P. Long and Reed Street.
The Pine Prairie Marching Band celebrates being named the State Class 2C champions at the State LMEA marching competition held at McNeese State University in Lake Charles on Tuesday, November 5. (Photos courtesy of Pine Prairie Band Boosters)

The Pine Prairie Marching Band celebrates being named the State Class 2C champions at the State LMEA marching competition held at McNeese State University in Lake Charles on Tuesday, November 5. (Photos courtesy of Pine Prairie Band Boosters)

Marching to the ‘Ship

By: HEATHER BOGARD Associate Editor On Tuesday, November 5, the Pine Prairie High School Marching Band topped off an amazing 2024 marching season at the Louisiana Music Educators Association (LMEA)’s inaugural state championship held at McNeese State University in Lake Charles.
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Budget for Evangeline 911 is approved

By: NANCY DUPLECHAIN Staff Reporter During its November 4 meeting, the Evangeline Parish Police Jury approved the 2025 budget for Evangeline 911. Police Jury president Bryan Vidrine said the budget lists total revenues as $856,800 and total expenditures as $944,000.
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Changes to accountability formula are noted

By: HEATHER BOGARD Associate Editor The Evangeline Parish School Board, during its regular meeting held Wednesday, November 6, heard from Liz Chatelain, Secondary Supervisor/Reimagine Grant Coordinator for the Evangeline Parish School District.