Dane Hebert
To the voters of District One, I humbly ask for your support in order to continue working for District One and Vermilion Parish.
I have dedicated myself to serving my constituents and to making Vermilion Parish a better place to live and work.
The new scoreboard can also show videos and commercials during a time out or halftime.
Erath High unveiled its new scoreboard at Robert J. Segura Stadium on Wednesday. Erath High Principal Dr. Belisa Smith, Erath High alum and Giles Automotive President Ryan LeBlanc, Bob Giles, owner of Giles Automotive, and School Board member Chris Hebert are joined by Erath High athletes, cheerleaders and staff during the ribbon cutting ceremony.
ERATH — Spectators at Erath High School football games will have more than the action on the gridiron to attract their attention when the season gets underway.
A new LED scoreboard with a rotating digital display of videos of EHS athletes and lighted numbers for the time, scores and other statistics was installed over the summer.
On Wednesday, a ribbon was cut for a new electronic scoreboard at Erath High.
According to Vermilion Parish Sheriff Mike Couvillon, an update to the original release about the shooting that took place on La. Hwy. 92 near Roy Foreman Road is to advise that two arrests have been made.
Vermilion Parish Sheriff detectives obtained arrest warrants for two of the subjects involved in a shooting that resulted in two individuals being transported to a Lafayette hospital for their injuries.
Assistant Superintendent Marc Turner talks with Anaiz Gonzalez, the new resource officer at Abbeville High School.
Abbeville Chief of Police Mike Hardy had numerous department members approach him about becoming the new resource officer at Abbeville High School.
Officer Anaiz Gonzalez did so first, mainly because she was eager to fill a role she saw as vitally important.
“I am a single mom of six kids,” Gonzalez said. “I have five of my own and one adopted. I have seen a lot of things that youth go through in school. I think kids need someone they can talk to, somebody they may relate with a little more.
“I wanted to give whatever I had to this because they are good kids.”
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A crawfish trap is retrieved from a flooded rice field. Rice provides forage for crawfish, and the ongoing drought is prompting concerns in some places about whether it will survive.
CROWLEY — It’s a few months early for most people in Louisiana to have crawfish on their minds. But the cycle of producing crawfish for those eagerly anticipated springtime boils is already underway — and this summer’s drought conditions could have an impact.
Three key problems are facing Louisiana’s $230 million crawfish industry as the state copes with the effects of a weekslong streak of record-high temperatures and minimal rainfall.
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