Submissions wanted for art installation
A new resident-formed group is seeking submissions for a fresh partnership to promote culture and community right here in Jeff Davis Parish.
A new resident-formed group is seeking submissions for a fresh partnership to promote culture and community right here in Jeff Davis Parish.
(The Center Square) — Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry is reminding voters that races and propositions scheduled for Saturday will proceed as planned, except for U.S. House races, which have been canceled and moved to the fall election cycle.
Turn It Up Tuesday ended this week with a bang. Jamie Bergeron and the Kickin’ Cajuns closed out the free concert series to a packed Founder’s Park in downtown Jennings. In the fall, a new lineup will be presented for another chance to turn up.
Before graduation, Elton High School Class of 2026 made one last bus ride to Elton Elementary. They were greeted with warm smiles, hugs and high fives by EES faculty and students.
Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff Kyle Miers gathered law enforcement from throughout the parish to highlight their accomplishments, thank them for their service and honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the community.
Conversations surrounding funding, collaboration and long-term planning took center stage during recent meetings of the Jeff Davis Parish Tourism Commission and Economic Development Commission, as local leaders weighed how best to build on growing momentum across the parish.
Officials here are considering joining a multi-parish program aimed at cutting through the red tape often surrounding adjudicated property, allowing the land to be developed more quickly.
LACASSINE — The Lacassine High School graduating class of 2026 bid farewell during the 84th annual graduation exercises this week as senior students joined family, friends and faculty in a touching celebration filled with joy, tears, honor and standing ovations.
As discussions over funding, office space and long-term planning continue across Jeff Davis Parish, the Economic Development Commission is also weighing its role in maintaining momentum alongside tourism and chamber efforts. The EDC is navigating many of the same questions facing the Jeff Davis Parish Tourism Commission — including funding stability, office space and long-term collaboration — as leaders work to sustain growing momentum across the parish.
(The Center Square) — Lawmakers will not fund the teacher stipends should Louisiana voters reject Amendment 3 this weekend, meaning teachers could lose out on an extra $2,000 a year.
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