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THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Mayor Chad Monceaux officially designated February as “National Black History Month” in Crowley, signing a proclamation during ceremonies earlier this week at city hall. On hand to witness the signing of the proclamation were, from left, Alderman Jeff Doré, Dr. Debirah Brousard and Dr. Ezora Proctor, representing the National Association of University Women - Crowley Branch; Mayor Monceaux; and Jacqunette Guidry, Shonnetta Green and Shelda Kelson, also representing NAUW.

‘Black History Month’

Tue, 01/30/2024 - 4:30pm

Recognizing the central roles African Americans have played in some of the most triumphant and courageous moments in our nation’s history, Mayor Chad Monceaux is calling upon the citizens of Crowl

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Solar farm forum Jan. 31

Tue, 01/30/2024 - 4:28pm

The Acadia Parish Police Jury will host a public forum on solar farms Wednesday at the LSU AgCenter on Cherokee Road.
The event will begin at 5:30 p.m.

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School Board elects new president

Tue, 01/30/2024 - 4:27pm

CROWLEY - Taking top billing during Tuesday’s Acadia Parish School Board meeting was the election of officers and committee chairmen.

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Crowley Main Street’s first “Main Street Morning” of the year was held Wednesday, Jan. 10, with attendees enjoying beignets and coffee while discussing multiple events and happenings ongoing down Main Street. One highlight of the morning was learning about the Crowley Art Association’s upcoming Art Show in July. Participating were, from left, Teressa Romero, with Crowley Art Association; Dr. Ezora Proctor; Sarah Dake with Sen. John Kennedy’s office,; Kathy LeJeune, vice president of the Crowley Art Association; Jada Simon, with First National Bank; and Amber Hargrave, Crowley Main Street Director. For more information on Main Street Morning, contact Hargrave or Hank Capel at info@crowleymainstreet.org.