February 10
• Andre Cormier, Scott: Booked by the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office for misdemeanor DWI - first offense; felony resisting an officer with force or violence.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Members of the Acadia Parish Police Jury were on hand to congratulate farmers in the parish during the annual Acadia Parish Soil and Water Conservation District Appreciation Supper held at the LSU AgCenter. Starting clockwise from top left, making the presentation of the “Farmer of the Year” award are, from left, jurors Kirk Guidry, Pat Daigle and President Beau Petitjean, Troy Fruge, recipient of the award, and jurors Vice President Paul “Ed” Guidry and Troy Lantz; the same group of jurors congratulate Dwayne Gossen, Master Farmer; then JoAnn Calais, Recertification of Master Farmer. At bottom right, Glen Simon and Courtney Gerace, from left, are shown with jurors Pat Daigle, Beau Petitjean, Troy Lantz, Kirk Daigle and Paul “Ed” Guidry.
IOTA - Deputies with the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office and Crime Stoppers of Acadia Parish are asking the public’s help in identifying the subjects responsible for the burglary of an ATM machine a
The Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce will host the annual “State of the Parish” luncheon on Wednesday, March 6, in Le Grand Hall of The Grand Opera House of the South.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Claudette Olivier
Top right, asphalt is laid along La. Hwy. 35 between Branch and Rayne recently as a line of trucks loaded with asphalt material are staged to load into the equipment. Chuck McAdams, with Glenn Lege Construction, said that between 1,000 - 1,300 tons of asphalt are laid each day, weather-permitting, as the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development project to resurface a 6.82 - mile section of the highway continues. Bottom right, McAdams tests the density of just-laid asphalt on the roadway while, bottom left, a pair of asphalt rollers are used to compact freshly laid asphalt. The repaving work is part of a $8.2 million Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development project that includes drainage structures, milling asphaltic concrete, pavement patching, asphalt concrete overlay, striping and related work.
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