Coleman claims seat; bonds OK’d
Margaret C. “Faye” Coleman will become the newest town alderman after winning the seat in a runoff election Saturday.
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Margaret C. “Faye” Coleman will become the newest town alderman after winning the seat in a runoff election Saturday.
Central Catholic celebrated homecoming last week and crowned its queen, Kimberly Russo, during halftime of the school’s 50-0 victory against Gueydan. Members of the court include, standing from left, Hailie Baker, Kourtney Blanchard, Randi Brown, Olivia Crawford, Elizabeth Garber, Jaclyn Garber, Geralyn Garrett, Carley Gravois and Destinee Hebert. Sitting, from left, are Anastasia Johnson, Meoshonti Knight, Jessica Landry, Hailey Marcel, Carmen Marinelli, Kate Patterson, Jada Pennison and Russo.
Central Catholic celebrated homecoming last week and crowned its queen, Kimberly Russo, during halftime of the school’s 50-0 victory against Gueydan.
Students of the Month were recognized by the St. Mary Parish School Board at their November meeting. They are, from left, Jaron Bertrand, a Centerville High School senior; Delayshia Green, fifth-grader at J.B. Maitland Elementary; and Rolando Hernandez Jr., fifth-grader at W.P. Foster Elementary. (Photo by Jean L. Kaess)
Students of the Month were recognized by the St. Mary Parish School Board at their November meeting.
Dena Polk said she was on Facebook Wednesday afternoon when she noticed an NBC News story pop up reporting that four Marines were killed in an incident at Camp Pendleton, California.
Employees of the Month were recognized by the St. Mary Parish School Board at their November meeting. They are, from left, Paula Deslatte, second-grade teacher at Centerville School; Celeste Pipes, third-grade teacher at J.B. Maitland Elementary; and Kim Steiner, secretary at W.P. Foster Elementary. (Photo by Jean L. Kaess)
Employees of the Month were recognized by the St. Mary Parish School Board at their November meeting.
Hattie Watts Elementary Principal Niki Fryou was recognized during Thursday’s meeting of the St. Mary Parish School Board for earning designation as a National Distinguished Principal. A poster recognizing Fryou, the only principal from Louisiana to earn the honor, was presented to the school board to be posted at the Central Office Complex. A duplicate poster was presented to Hattie Watts. Fred St. Clair of Variable Annuity Life Insurance Company, a company that provides retirement plan services for educators and sponsored the award, recognizes Fryou during the school board meeting. (Photo by Jean L. Kaess)
CENTERVILLE — The first steps toward construction of a new building for Patterson Junior High School were taken Thursday night.
Port Allen council fails to override budget veto
OPELOUSAS (AP) — A former Eunice High teacher accused of sending sexually explicit photographs of herself to a student while still employed at the school pleaded not guilty to an obscenity charge.<
BATON ROUGE (AP) — The financial picture for Louisiana’s state-run property insurer of last resort is improving, helped by the state’s quiet hurricane season, the company’s governing board was told
JACKSON, Miss.
BATON ROUGE (AP) — The Republican Party’s identity crisis is veering off script in a special congressional election in northern Louisiana.
A 31-year-old Amelia man, who was a St. Mary Parish work release inmate, was arrested Thursday after he left his job Wednesday and was eventually found at a casino in New Orleans, St.
Geoff Stoute talks with CCHS boys coach about the upcoming state semifinal game against Hamilton Christian.