THE POST-SIGNAL / Kathy Duncan
AnnaLisa Mariah Meredith, daughter of John Meredith Sr. and Frances Meredith was crowned the 80th International Rice Festival Queen Saturday morning. Meredith was sponsored by the Arkansas Rice Festival.
Downtown Crowley saw perfect weather and a big crowd on hand Saturday morning for the 80th International Rice Festival Queen’s Pageant.
From left, Malari Navarre and Cory Fruge Jr. were crowned as the 80th International Junior King and Queen Friday morning. Navarre is a South Crowley Elementary second grader and is the daughter of Bobbi and Lawrence Navarre. Fruge, a second grader at Iota Elementary, is the son of Cory Fruge Sr. and Amanda Fruge.
Just call it a family tradition for the Navarres with little sister Malari Navarre being crowned the Junior Queen of the 80th International Rice Festival by her sister, 2015 queen Emmy N
Acadia Parish Schools will have to make up those flood days after all.
LOGO UNVEILED: During ceremonies Monday night in the Mural Room at the Rayne Civic Center Complex, the logo designating Rayne as an “Official Old Spanish Trail City” was unveiled and the first “OST Certification” was presented by Charlotte Kahl, third from left, chairperson of the national OST Centennial Committee. Among those on hand for the event were members of Rayne’s OST Committee, including, from left, Nikki Link, Martha Royer, Kahl, Dr. Eddie Palmer, local chairman; Fran Bihm, Beverly Rayon, Ann Palmer and Suzette Leonards. (Acadian-Tribune photo by Josie Henry)
Rayne became the first city to receive certification as an “Official Old Spanish Trail City” during well-attended ceremonies Monday night.
Vermilion Parish – A Rayne man was killed in a single-vehicle crash Friday evening
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