The suspect’s vehicle is a newer model, black four-door sedan.
Detectives with the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office are investigating a shooting that occurred in the 200 block of Edmonia Drive near Church Point.
Once again it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in downtown Crowley, and a lot of that is thanks in part to Crowley Main Street.
This year’s winners were:
Among the cooks assisting with the meal were, from left, Dwayne Gossen (holding Winston), Bryant Gossen, Nick Gossen, Herbie Gossen, Philip Gossen, Keith Gossen, Leo Didier and Paul Gossen.
Among the guests and hosts in attendance for the Sunday, Nov. 7, event were, from left, Carter Gibson and his father Sheriff K.P. Gibson (guest speaker), Nick Gossen, Paul Gossen, Louis Cramer and Dr. Paul Broussard, pastor.
The St. Leo IV Holy Name Society recently hosted its annual Father-Son Breakfast at the Reznicek Hall of St. Leo IV Roman Catholic Church in Roberts Cove.
The United Way of Acadiana’s affinity group, Women United, announces the launch of their first microgrant application.
The main branch of the First National Bank of Louisiana located at 128 N. Parkerson Ave. was named first place winner in this year’s “Deck the Streets!” contest hosted by Crowley Main Street. On hand for the presentation of the award were, from left, Crowley Main Street Director Janie Morrison; First National Bank employees Bonnie Miller, Loretta Boudreaux, Neal Comeaux, Jada Simon, Sarah Finley and Taylor Broussard; and Deck the Streets Committee Chair Carla Lambousy.
Taking second prize in the Deck the Streets contest was Crowley City Hall. From left are City Hall employees McKenzie Schexnayder, Jackie Richard and Lisa Bruno; Crowley Main Street Director Janie Morrison; Deck the Streets Committee Chair Carla Lambousy; and Mayor Tim Monceaux. Also present but not pictured were Valerie Myers and Heidi Credeur.
Third place went to The Balcony. Clint and Torrie Cradeur, from left, received the award from Morrison and Lambousy.
Taking Honorable Mention was Echelon Spa. Heidi Langford, center, was on hand to receive the award from Morrison and Lambousy.
Once again it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in downtown Crowley, and a lot of that is thanks in part to Crowley Main Street.
This year’s winners were:
Crowley Post-Signal
602 N. Parkerson Ave, Crowley, LA 70526
Phone: 337-783-3450
Fax: 337-788-0949
Rayne-Acadian Tribune
108 North Adams, Rayne, LA 70578
Phone: 337-334-3186
Fax: 337-334-8474
Church Point News
c/o The Eunice News, 465 Aymond St., Eunice, LA 70535
Phone: 337-457-3061