For those who love history, you’ll be interested in this about the Marquis de Lafayette,…
Carola HartleyJune 14, 2023
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Meeting Date and Time: Thursday, June 8, 2023, at 8:30 am…
Carola HartleyJune 6, 2023
According to Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz, “On May 31, 2023, the St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s…
Carola HartleyJune 5, 2023
According to Sheriff Bobby J. Guidroz, “On May 30th 2023, the St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s…
Carola HartleyJune 5, 2023
Today’s photo from the past shows us the girl’s dormitory at the Southwest Louisiana Industrial…
Carola HartleyJune 3, 2023
The Photo from the Past recently showcased 2nd Street in Eunice, LA during the 1960s.…
Carola HartleyMay 28, 2023
As we continue to celebrate this holiday, let’s all remember the real meaning of Memorial…
Carola HartleyMay 28, 2023
Today's Photo from the Past is a glimpse of Second Street in Eunice, LA. during…
Carola HartleyMay 27, 2023
May 23 - Learn Our History Today: On May 23, 1934, Clyde Barrow and Bonnie…
Carola HartleyMay 23, 2023
St Landry Now has a new weekly podcast presenting a recap of the week's news.…
Carola HartleyMay 10, 2023
Keep Louisiana Beautiful invites all chambers and businesses to partner and promote a clean Louisiana.
Carola HartleyMay 8, 2023
Please click on the following link to bring you to the St. Landry Chamber of…
Carola HartleyMay 8, 2023
Today in History -- On May 8, 1884, U.S. President Harry Truman was born near…
Carola HartleyMay 8, 2023
The photo from the past today is from Washington, LA, in St. Landry Parish. It…
Carola HartleyMay 4, 2023
As part of the Keep Louisiana Beautiful Healthy Communities Grant, local artist Michelle Fontenot completed…
Carola HartleyMay 3, 2023
Opelousas was buzzing with excitement and anticipation in April of 1907. Local citizens, especially those…
Carola HartleyMay 1, 2023
Opelousas Rotary Interact Club Participated in Love the Boot Market Street Cleanup.
Carola HartleyApril 21, 2023
On Friday, May 12, there will be a reception for a student exhibit. The show…
Carola HartleyApril 21, 2023
With a vote of four to one, the Abandoned Building Ordinance was passed by the…
Carola HartleyApril 12, 2023
Today’s Photo from the Past, taken in 1948, shows the Waldorf Service Station and Massard…
Carola HartleyApril 3, 2023
Opelousas lost a good citizen in September of 2003 when Cam Leach passed away. I…
Carola HartleyMarch 31, 2023
As this year’s National Women’s History Month comes to an end, we share the story…
Carola HartleyMarch 30, 2023
As a Free Woman of Color, Marie Magdalena Esprit/Lemelle Simien played an important role in…
Carola HartleyMarch 29, 2023
Born on August 30, 1929, Muriel was the daughter of Rev. Cephas and Amelia Boswell.…
Carola HartleyMarch 28, 2023
Continuing with our articles on the Women of Opelousas for National Women’s History Month, today’s…
Carola HartleyMarch 27, 2023
As we continue the series on the Women of Opelousas, today we share the story…
Carola HartleyMarch 26, 2023
Women of Opelousas focus on Mary Maxine Wyble Morgan, an amazing woman who left us…
Carola HartleyMarch 25, 2023
During the mid 1800s to early 1900s Mrs. Dorothy Mornhinveg Laas.was among the most successful…
Carola HartleyMarch 22, 2023
The Opelousas Woman's Club, the oldest women's organization in Opelousas, celebrated National Women's History Month…
Carola HartleyMarch 22, 2023
As we continue with our series on the Women of Opelousas during this National Women’s…
Carola HartleyMarch 19, 2023
As we continue with stories about the amazing women of Opelousas for National Women’s History…
Carola HartleyMarch 18, 2023
Women in Opelousas voted for the first time in 1920. The voting precinct was at…
Carola HartleyMarch 17, 2023
A fire on South Union Street in Opelousas last night did heavy damage to Kelly's…
Carola HartleyMarch 16, 2023
As we continue to celebrate the women of Opelousas during National Women’s History Month, today…
Carola HartleyMarch 14, 2023
