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π Exciting Events Coming to Avoyelles! π
Avoyelles Agenda
November Events
NOV. 15
6 p.m. - Beta Club Bingo Night, Bunkie High School cafeteria. 20 games for $20 in advance, $25 at door. Donate new toy to Cajun Santas, receive a free blackout card. Call 318-346-6216.
NOV. 16
2 p.m. - Family and Friends Day,
Breaking News In Cottonport
Cottonport, Louisiana β November 13, 2025
At approximately 2:31 a.m. on Thursday, November 13, 2025, officers with the Cottonport Police Department responded to a report of a subject holding another individual at gunpoint inside a residence in the 300 block of Coco Avenue.
Upon arrival, officers determined that an
π° Changes at The Avoyelles Journal: Now Biweekly Delivery! βοΈ
The Avoyelles Journal is making important changes designed to better serve our readers and advertisers across Avoyelles Parish.
Beginning this month, The Journal will move from a weekly schedule to a biweekly publication, distributed every other Wednesday. This adjustment allows us to continue providing trusted local coverage while operating more
π¨ Multi-Vehicle Crash in Moreauville Due to Cane-Field Smoke πΎ
Multi-Vehicle Crash in Moreauville Linked to Cane-Field Smoke in Avoyelles Parish
Moreauville, La. β A chain-reaction crash involving multiple vehicles occurred yesterday afternoon on a highway near Moreauville in Avoyelles Parish after heavy smoke generated by a burning sugar-cane field obscured visibility on the roadway.
According to a report by KALB
π Business Owners, Take Notice: Your Ads Now Go Straight to 15,000 Mailboxes, Not the Ditchπ¬
(Photo Caption: What you used to see, newspapers tossed in driveways and ditches. Not anymore.)
When Building a Better Avoyelles acquired Avoyelles Publishing, one of the first things we heard from the public was clear. People were tired of newspapers being thrown in ditches, on driveways, and even at empty
Building a Better Avoyelles Combines Two Parish Newspapers Into One: Introducing Avoyelles Weekly
Building a Better Avoyelles is proud to announce the merger of The Marksville Weekly News and The Bunkie Record into one stronger, parish-wide newspaper called Avoyelles Weekly.
This change reflects our continued commitment to providing quality local journalism while adapting to todayβs economic realities. Like many small newspapers across