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$102,000 available for Avoyelles opioid abatement projects
Applications due Oct. 16; Police Jury has received $670,000 in settlement funds since 2023
By: Amy Ducote
The Avoyelles Parish Police Jury has $102,000 available for distribution through its latest round of opioid abatement funding, with organizations seeking funding required to submit proposals by Oct. 16.
The money
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There’s a whole lot of educational experience on display at SHS
There are several teachers at Sacred Heart School (SHS) in Moreauville who have many years in the classroom.
This story, which is in two parts, is about two of them: Carla Bordelon Moreau and Dan Soldani.
Teaching is something that Carla Moreau of Bordelonville just can’t stay away from.
The impact of major hurricanes on Southwest Louisiana
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Avoyelles Pages Past
By Donna Culotta
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90 Years Ago
From our Oct. 10, 1936 editions
Joseph Herman Rachal and Levy Paul Lemoine of Longbridge enlisted in the United States Marines.
Mr. Jules Escude opened a new Shell gas station in Marksville.
Purdie Guillot and Ivory
#5 Lady Tigers Battle Through Challenging Week
The Marksville Lady Volleyball Tigers aren’t shying away from tough competition as they continue building toward their ultimate goal, playing for a championship in November.
Marksville went 4-2 during a demanding six-match stretch, improving to 17-4 overall while currently sitting at No. 5 in the Division