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THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Victoria Callahan, left, sales representative for Parish Rice, was guest speaker for the recent meeting, explaining the health benefits of the Eunice-based product. Welcoming her to the meeting is Nancy Loewer, program chair.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Alicia Huesers
On Tuesday, April 11, Main Street Patio held their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at their facility located at 223 N. Parkerson in Crowley. On hand for the ceremony were, from left, Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Megan Duhon, Valerie Myers, Doug LaCombe, Suzy Webb, Kelli Dore, Bryan Comeaux, Tessa Butler, Chance Henry, Dr. Austin Monceaux, Mayor Chad Monceaux, Owners Margaret and Ray Istre, Sam Sonnier, Crowley Alderman Jeff Dore, Hudson Gonsoulin, Elleanor Spell, Ameleigh Gonsoulin, Rhianna LeJeune and Charleigh Ashby; second row: Tammy Hoffpauir, Melinda Malmay, Police Chief Troy Hebert, Angelique Credeur, Dr. Vivian Monceaux, Chamber Board Member Jackie Loewer, Lee Lawrence, Mary Beth Melancon, Kendrick Trahan, Jill Habetz, Crowley Alderman Sammie Reggie III, Melanie John, Crowley Alderman Brad Core, Johnny John, Camryn Spell, Jack Melancon, Casey Gonsoulin holding Meredith Spell, John Namie Spell, Brandi Spell holding Mary Spell and Shawn Melancon.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Claudette Olivier
Acadia Parish Police Jury District 1 Police Juror Walter Andrus donated $5,000 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to the City of Crowley’s African American Historical District. Pictured, from left, are Audrey Clement, district treasurer; Anthony Clement, district president; Andrus, Verlia Cormier, district secretary; and Gregory T. Cormier, district vice president.