Homecoming preparations are well underway within the halls of Lake Arthur High School (LAHS) as well as across the entire town. With this in mind, we continue the Homecoming season by giving a spotlight feature each week to the year’s Lake Arthur High School Homecoming Court Maids.
(Columnist’s Note: I have the deepest compassion and respect for those in Louisiana who survived Hurricane Laura and now must survive the days that follow. This column was written two years ago after Hurricane Michael destroyed so much peace on earth…right before we were slated to celebrate peace on earth. It is my prayer that God will comfort and strengthen you, my Louisiana friends, and keep you safe. Christmas or not, I hope you hear the angels’ voices.)
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It takes more than a stylish director to make a great horror film. It takes more than an old dark house, a gruesome monster or even a fistful of scares.
Jeers to ABC
Sunday, Oct. 4
LAKE ARTHUR – Homecoming has always been a Lake Arthur tradition that brings with it a welcoming warmth to all those who experience it. The town of Lake Arthur’s Homecoming is recognized mostly for its unity between past and present. This event continues each year to draw in alumni for a two day trip down memory lane and a celebration like no other.
The Rotary Club of Welsh held its weekly meeting on Sept. 24 at the Community Center and via zoom.
2020 has been an incredibly active and destructive hurricane season. While hurricanes are inevitable, some of the destruction is preventable.
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”
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