During the last several weeks, officers with the Crowley Police Department have removed guns off of juveniles.
Capt. Clay Higgins announced Monday that he is resigning from the St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Higgins returned from a vacation to make the anouncment on the steps of the St. Landry Parish Courthouse.
Dale Pousson is a retired farmer with no formal art training, but he is hands-down one of the best artists in these parts, and his work will be sho
Authorities are investigating allegations of fraud at Wilturner Funeral Home in Crowley.
The Historic Rice Theatre was the setting on Wednesday for a second consecutive night of political forums featuring candidates for the office of police chief.
Three of the four candidates in the upcoming Crowley Chief of Police election were on hand at the Martin Luther King Center for the first of two consecutive nights of political forums in which they were able to introduce themselves and their ideas to those in attendance.
Come March, Acadia Parish’s dress code and cell phone policies may be updated and clarified for the entire district.
Due to rising costs of production, The Post-Signal will up the cost of its weekday, single-sales newspapers to 75 cents effective Tuesday, March 1.
The Louisiana Public Service Commission Wednesday rejected a $4.9 billion bid by a consortium of international investors to buy Cleco Power LLC.
Among the few items in the Acadia Parish School Board’s committee meetings Monday night was a quick run-through of the proposed Louisiana State Standards that will be voted on by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education next week.
Without fanfare, an awareness week is being observed throughout the area by those who live with the plight of homelessness.
When Heather Harper moved to Crowley after she accepted the position of Acadia General Hospital’s CEO, it appeared as though she did so with the intention of staying for quite sometime.
