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LDH puts hold on J&J vaccine
BATON ROUGE — The Louisiana Department of Health is placing a temporary pause on all administration of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine while federal health agencies investigate whether six report
TCPD makes marijuana arrest and receives a citation
On Saturday, April 10, at approximately 11:57 p.m., officers with the Turkey Creek Police department were working traffic control around the area of US Hwy 167 and Pine St.
Chancellor visits Coreil Campus
Dr. Vincent June, Chancellor of South Louisiana Community College, toured the school’s nine campuses in eight parishes.
Chemical smell leads to drug paraphernalia citation
On Thursday, April 8, Pine Prairie Police received several complaints of a strong chemical smell coming from the 1600 block of Ash Street.
Sen. Cloud focuses on election integrity and state budget
BATON ROUGE, LA - The 2021 Regular Legislative Session opened Monday, April 12, at noon.
Police jury votes
Police jury grants Cabot’s request for an industrial tax exemption. Full coverage in Sunday’s Gazette.
Springtime at the park
The Ville Platte Native Plant and Heritage Garden is a hidden gem in the city. The garden park was established 21 years ago this spring.
Public Hearing
(Editor’s note: The following is a release from the Evangeline Chamber of Commerce.)
Alfred serves as first Black jury commissioner
Reverend Matthew Alfred is no stranger to public service.