Program organizer Joan Finley, left, and Rotary President Pat Miers, right, welcomed Vickie Schenk to the club’s luncheon to speak on the Corporation for National and Community Service.
For many years now, Vickie Schenk has worked to promote the Corporation for National and Community Service and its work.
Rotary Club of Crowley President Pat Miers leads the discussion at the club’s assembly Tuesday. Club assemblies provide overviews of the club’s activities as well as look to the future for ideas and plans.
Even a brief run through of the Rotary Club of Crowley’s committees, sub-committees and annual activities will show you that the club is steaming a
Rotary Club of Crowley President Pat Miers, center, welcomed, from left, Josh Scanlan and Gerard Morgan who discussed The Way Training Center with the club Tuesday.
Two men affiliated with Northside Assembly of God have a vision for Crowley that, if successful, just might bring the small city forward by leaps a
Louisiana Treasurer John Kennedy, left, addresses the Rotary Club of Crowley Tuesday at its weekly meeting. Running through several points in Louisiana’s budget, Kennedy spent a bulk of his time on health care costs. Club President Pat Miers, right, and program organizer Carolyn Barousse welcomed Kennedy Tuesday.
When John Kennedy, treasurer for the state of Louisiana, spoke at the Rotary Club of Crowley’s weekly meeting Tuesday, he explained he was an open
Rotary Club of Crowley President-Elect Tracy Young, far right, welcomed members of One Acadiana to the groups lunch meeting Tuesday. They included from left, Anita Begnaud, Missy Bienvenu Andrade, Amy Thibodeaux, Jason El Koubi and Joseph Zanco.
Odds are, at some point Tuesday, you probably crossed paths with Jason El Koubi, president and CEO of One Acadiana.