CROWLEY - Traffic and parking concerns as they relate to the proposed development of Point Noir Subdivision near Church Point are legitimate and represent sufficient cause for the Acadia Parish Pol
Isaiah L. Dupre
(All pictured
innocent until
proven guilty)
An Opelousas man is wanted in connection with a Thursday afternoon child hostage situation in Church Point.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Mayor Chad Monceaux purchased the first ticket for the Aug. 15 seafood etouffee dinners being sold as a benefit for both the Crowley Fire Department and the Louisiana Lions Club Camp for children with disabilities. On hand for the sale of the first ticket are, from left, Lions Club President Ann Mire, Mayor Monceaux, Crowley Fire Chief Louis “Buddha” Romero Jr., and L.J. Relle, director of the Fire and Emergency Training Academy. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased from any Lions Club member of Crowley firefighter.
CROWLEY - The Crowley Fire Department and the Crowley Lions Club are joining forces for a Fundraiser Benefit on Friday, Aug. 18.
CROWLEY - Self-proclaimed “clubs” that open up when the bars close down could soon be a thing of the past if the Crowley City Council has its way.
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