Lifestyle

Early in our marriage Boo’s dad would have a calf butchered every few months.
The meat was divided between each of the family. Such a treat! Delicious! Easy in the budget! Convenient! What comes to mind now is how we used brisket and round steaks. I chicken fried the round steaks and made soup with brisket, because these cuts were considered subpar.

At the past City Council meeting on March 17, the City of Abbeville was honored to receive a Braille American Flag and commemorative plaque from the Blinded Veterans Association.
Gary Schoelerman and Shawntina Gibson attended the meeting to formally request that the City display the Braille American Flag and plaque in a prominent location inside City Hall where it can be appreciated by all who visit. The Braille American Flag is designed to be experienced through touch, allowing both visually impaired and sighted individuals to connect with the flag in a meaningful way.

There’s plenty to be learned through working in a garden.
Several local youth will have the opportunity to gain some of that knowledge this summer.
Keep Abbeville Beautiful is partnering with the Boys & Girls Club of Acadiana on a program that will allow members of the local club to help at Harmony Park, a community garden located at the corner of Lamar Street and Martin Luther King Drive in Abbeville.
Claire Broussard, a member of the KAB committee, spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Abbeville on Tuesday about some details of the program.