DENZEL MEIGAL ARCENEAUX: 19, of the 100 block of Lindsay Street, Breaux Bridge. He was booked on simple criminal damage to property.
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Benefit for Port Barre woman set for Saturday
"Two Step On The Bayou," a benefit for a Port Barre woman, will be held Saturday at the Port Barre American Legon Hall with music, food, games and more for the entire family.
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Church news
Olive Baptist Church of Big Cane, 1880 La. 361, will be having its Lords Supper Service at 11 a.m. Sunday.
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15 arrested from Church Point, Port Barre
The Opelousas City Marshal's Office celebrated Mardi Gras with a series of surprise out-of-town bench warrant round-ups.
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Two arrested in St Landry meth bust
On March 10, 2014, Kaysie Miskell and Jason Leblanc were both arrested by the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office Narcotics Detectives.
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VIDEO/Port Barre, Louisiana: How This School Custodian Became Principal
"Rachel Ray Show:"Need a reason to smile today? Look no further than this incredible success story of an elementary school custodian, Joseph "Gabe" Sonnier, who worked his way up to become principal! Then, stick around for the huge surprise Rachel has in store for him and his wife at the end.
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Library proposal lives
Bruce Gaudin has a message for St. Landry Parish: The last page of the parish library proposal has not been turned.
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Triad is coming to Arnaudville
The quarterly Triad program is coming to Arnaudville Wednesday with a Mardi Gras theme.
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Triad program's effort to connect seniors with law enforcement marks its 20th birthday
An auditorium transformed into a full dance floor as Triad came to Arnaudville Wednesday.
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Church news
Guest speaker will be Apostle Laura Reese, founder and pastor of Greater Faith Ministries of Lake Charles.
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US Rep. McAllister announces parish outreach meetings
Members of U.S. Rep. Vance McAllister, R-Swartz, district staff will hold satellite office hours in April to assist residents of the 5th Congressional District with federal casework.
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House panel OKs posting 'Speed Trap' road signs
A House panel has approved legislation requiring the posting of signs warning motorists that they are approaching a "speed trap" and should slow down.
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Chamber names the best of the best
St. Landry Parish honored its best of the best Thursday night during the annual Opelousas-St.
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Krotz Springs to explore water system expansion
Town engineers will explore the feasibility of connecting Krotz Springs' water system to the North Wilderness subdivision north of Three Mile Lake.
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Port Barre Library to host storytime
Author Rosemary Smith will host the Port Barre Public Library's first storytime at 3 p.m. Tuesday and the public is invited.
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Church news
The walk will begin promptly at 7 a.m., and the public is invited to attend. For more information, call 337-945-3394.
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Easter sunrise service helps 'break down walls' of local denominations
Every Easter Sunday, the Rev. Joe Russo brings together people from different denominations who share a common denominator.
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Marshal roundup nets 10
The Opelousas City Marshal's Office conducted an Easter roundup of individuals who had failed to appear the Opelousas City Court.
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Neighborhood asks for help with water system
North Wilderness resident Harold Taylor told the City Council this past week that the subdivision uses private wells for its water, and the quality is poor.
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Engagement: Caitlin Cassidy & Anthony DeVillier
The bride-elect, whose mother is the former Jackie Champagne of Parks, Louisiana, is a graduate of St. Thomas More High School and is currently attending The University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
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