Authorities in Acadia Parish are investigating a stabbing that was reported shortly after 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 8.
Finally.
Organizers of Greetings From Levy Park have seen two shows changed due to weather, so today’s projected sunny skies were a definite sight for sore eyes.
With the weather forecast to be rainy and downright yucky this coming weekend, Saturday will be the perfect time to visit the Crowley library and enjoy the monthly Saturday Morning Children’s Movie.
This Saturday (April 11), “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” will be shown beginning at 10 a.m. The movie is the third installment of the Night at the Museum series.
There may not be a more difficult and/or awkward conversation to have with a loved one as the one that concerns nursing homes.
Often times, that conversation comes late in the game, when a loved has started changing as a person or has been admitted to a hospital and the need for long-term care has become obvious.
It’s perhaps what makes the discussion so difficult as the needs now outweigh the particular wants of the individual in question.
Via an Acadia Parish Sheriff's Office Nixle alert, the Acadia Parish Police Jury has announced a road closure for today, April 7.
The following information was released by Crowley Chief of Police KP Gibson Monday morning:
Crowley Police are investigating a shooting incident which has claimed the lives of two Crowley men.
For the next six months, a Proctor will be back on the Acadia Parish School Board.
Just a different one this time.
For years, Dr. Ezora Proctor was a part of the school board. Now her husband, Rev. James Proctor will be, at least temporarily, in service in District 1.
Officers with the Crowley Police Department have arrested one Crowley man and are seeking two others regarding narcotics and other charges.
Crime Stoppers of Acadia Parish needs your help to solve a homicide.
Rayne Police are investigating a shooting incident which has left one man dead.
Shea Bertrand has spent a good chunk of his young life helping others.
After the passing of Acadia Parish School Board Member Israel Syria on March 19, the board will look to find a temporary resolution to the vacancy left and a permanent one during a special session Wednesday, April 1.
