The Vermilion Parish Police Jury learned it did not have enough money to fund the 2015 budget requests from other government agencies that the police jury supports.
Just in time for the cold weather, the Knights of Columbus Council 2281 recently had a coat drive at St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church in Abbeville. The council picked up 140 coats.
The newly created Vermilion Parish Economic Development Board went national in its search for a new executive director. After a long search, they hired an Abbeville native.
Duck season opens Saturday in the Coastal Zone (Vermilion and Cameron parishes) and the good news for hunters is that the weather is about to get cold.
Recently it was announced that Sheri LeBlanc Young, a Pre K teacher at Dozier Elementary won the Region IV LACUE (Louisiana Association of Computer Using Educators) Early Childhood Education Award.
ERATH — There were 50,000 Sherman Tanks destroyed in World War II. The good news for Lee Louis Bernard was that he was never driving one of those tanks.
Andy Perrin, chairman of the Executive Committee of the Acadian Museum, stated that the Acadian Museum will honor former Gov. Kathleen
The Vermilion Parish School Board Office is letting parents know to be on the look out for a consent form and letter explaining new procedures that school districts have to follow in order to relea
The Vermilion Parish School Board has long offered its students career dual enrollment classes.
An increase in property taxes could be the springboard to higher salaries for officers at the Abbeville Police Department.
The 2015 Vermilion Parish School Board will have a different look than in the past.
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Endangered Democratic U.S. Sen.
One Abbeville councilman is tired of seeing prime acreage at the Abbeville Chris Crusta Airport not being used to its fullest potential.