District Attorney Keith Stutes (standing behind table) speaks during the annual John “Dooley” Hardy Memorial.
As they do each year, family and friends of those lost in the line of duty gathered to pay tribute during the John “Dooley” Hardy Memorial.
Nathan Granger explains to the jurors why he is resigning.
When Nathan Granger first became a police juror 10 years ago, he wanted to help people. After losing his son, Ross, a month ago, he has a new mission in life.
Meaux Elementary students hold up balloons from the Perfect Day Box on which they will write their dreams of what they want to do with their futures.
Classrooms around Vermilion Parish are full of children with big dreams.
One school board member did not support doubling the price of pre-k tuition, while another school board member negotiated the tuition hike.
Amélie Desormeaux
Amélie Desormeaux, who lives in Abbeville, was recently chosen by the University of Louisiana as the Outstanding Graduate for the Fall 2016 graduation which took place on Friday.
Buying things online could get pricier after the U.S.
The Vermilion Parish Police Jury learned that they can’t cut their pay because it is unconstitutional, and they also voted to stop letting tax payers pay their way to the state convention each ye
The crowd watches the “Polar Express’ last year in Magdalen Square.
The showing of the “Polar Express” set for tonight in Magdalen Square in downtown Abbeville has been postponed until next Friday, Dec. 16.
Police Juror Dane Hebert studies a document about finances.
The good news for police jury employees is that no one is getting laid off or getting their pay cut anytime soon.
Kim Elizabeth Dyson
(Female)
DOB: 1/1/1976
Charge: Warrant Arrest (2 counts)
Assistant Superintendent Paul Hebert (left) and Superintendent Jerome Puyau present Gueydan’s Brandy Broussard with her award for Vermilion Parish Middle School Principal of the Year.
That Vermilion Parish is an ‘A’ school district, selecting names for Principal of the Year allowed plenty of options, even if it created tough choices.
Rotarian Mark Shirley (left) and Rotary Club President Chris Dardeau (right) present Adlar Stelly with the Farmer of the Year award.
Adlar Stelly is not averse to hard work.
As a farmer it’s how Stelly, as he puts it, “survives.”
Abbeville’s Tayla Willis (right) gets a clean block of a shot by Gueydan’s Ke’Ara Charles (13).
The Gueydan HoneyBears dodged a bullet in their opening game of the Coca-Cola VC Yuletide Tournament on Tuesday.
One Abbeville councilman is tired of seeing prime acreage at the Abbeville Chris Crusta Airport not being used to its fullest potential.
