A group of Avoyelles Parish high school students listen to a presentation during a “STEM Day” event solely for them. The day-long event was sponsored by LSU professor Dr. Isiah Warner, a Bunkie native, on May 20 at LSU. {Photo courtesy of Dexter Compton}
“Partners in Education” is more often used in empty rhetoric than seen in action.
National 4-H Shooting Sports sharpshooter Coralie Deloach of Marksville High is shown with her dad, Michael. She placed 10th Overall Individual in Small Bore Rifle competition and was on the 1st Place Overall Team in Small Bore Rifle at the 2019 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships held June 23-28 in Grand Island, Neb. {Photo courtesy of Avoyelles 4-H}
The Avoyelles Parish Schoo Board honored the parish 4-H shooting sports participants for a successful year which brought several awards home this past school year.
Baseball may not be as popular as football in the world of sports entertainment, but it is still “America’s pastime.”
The final two Avoyelles Parish teams were eliminated from the state baseball playoffs this week.
Although the Avoyelles Public Charter Lady Vikings were able to upset the No.
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