On a bright, warm Oct. 20, 1933, a special train pulled into the depot at St. Martinville. It carried 75 enrollees of the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The Daily Review/Bill Decker
The candidates at Wednesday’s OneAcadiana forum in Lafayette for the 3rd Congressional District race were, from left: “Rob” Anderson, Aaron J. Andrus, "Josh" Guillory, incumbent Clay Higgins, Mildred “Mimi” Methvin and Verone Thomas.
LAFAYETTE — The knives are out in Washington: indictments, investigations, name-calling tweets, intense partisanship and allegations of treason.
James Carville, Stewart Lockett, Sarah Procopio
BATON ROUGE — Young people in Louisiana are asking themselves a key question: Should I stay or should I go?
Candidates for parish presidencies are reaching out to voters with increased engagements in a handful of parishes, including Pointe Coupee, West Feliciana and Plaquemines.
A Morgan City crew works on Front Street lights. Voters will have the chance Nov. 6 to clarify the rules when governments lend each other the use of equipment and personnel.
The Daily Review/Bill Decker
Six constitutional amendments, which could make a significant change in criminal justice and protect people from property tax increases, will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot in Louisiana.
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