The Bayou Horseshoe Pitchers Association will hold its annual Day in the Park beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday at Kemper Williams Park.
The experience the Franklin Hornets got in reaching the boys’ basketball Marsh Madness state tournament in two of the previous three seasons, including a trip to the finals in 2023, paid off this
Below, Mayor Foulcard speaks from atop the new playground equipment that was installed at one of four parks.
A ribbon-cutting was held March 13 for new playground equipment at four city parks in Franklin. The city received a grant from the Louisiana Office of Community Development’s Love Louisiana Outdoors program for the work. The grant paid for the purchase and installation of playground equipment at Franklin City Park, Broussard-Harris Park, Caffery Park and Pecot Park. Pictured from left re Franklin Public Relations Director Ed Verdin, Franklin Chief Administrative Officer Karen LeBlanc, Mayor Eugene Foulcard, Executive Assistant Tammy Rogers and Franklin Recreation Director Chris Barrilleaux.
The city of Franklin unveiled new playground equipment with ribbon-cutting ceremonies at four city parks March 13.
(Editor’s note: The charges listed here and the narratives that go with them are provided by the police agencies that made the arrests.
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Trinity Episcopal Church at Second and Greenwood, Morgan City, will celebrate its 150th anniversary in April.
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Trinity Episcopal member Robbie Wiggins touches up the church's sign Saturday as the Irish Italian Parade rolled nearby.
Trinity Episcopal Church of Morgan City, founded in 1874, will celebrate its 150th anniversary this April.
The church is located on the corner of Second and Greenwood.
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