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LAHS freshman, sophomore maids spotlighted

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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. This week begins the Homecoming season by giving a spotlight feature each week to this year’s Lake Arthur High School (LAHS) Homecoming Court Maids.

IHS announces 2019-20 Homecoming Court

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Iota High School would like to announce this year’s homecoming court. The following young women have been selected to represent their school.

Miss Amber Marie Boulet, daughter of Vickie and Darren Boulet. Amber has been a member of the Beta Club for three years, Art Club for four years and band and Color Guard for four years. She has also served as Color Guard Captain for three years. She will graduate as a member of the Iota High Honors Program. Upon graduation, Amber plans on attending McNeese State University, majoring in civil engineering.

IBS diagnosis brings on low-FODMAP diet

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Dear Doctor: I was recently diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and was told to follow something called the low-FODMAP diet. Honestly, this is all so new that it’s stressful and confusing. Can you explain what’s going on?

Dear Reader: First, you’re not alone in feeling overwhelmed by a new and unexpected diagnosis. Not only are you getting a crash course on an unfamiliar medical state or condition, you’re also being asked to master the details of a new treatment regimen. This can easily add to your stress.

Lacassine Jr. High 4-H officers meet

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The Lacassine Jr. High 4-H Club officers held a meeting on Sept. 4 to discuss their officer roles and plan National 4-H Week. Officers present were President Camille Sonnier, Vice President Kinzie Brassell, Secretary Audrey Hardy, Secretary Kaylee Fontenot, Treasurer Luke Mhire, Reporter Mandee Matt, Community Service Chair Caroline Webb and Community Service Chair Caitlin McKay.

 

St. Francis Celebrates Anniversary

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St. Francis School in Iota recently celebrated the first anniversary of its new playground.

 

Club learns about health clinic, RYLA

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The Rotary Club of Welsh met Aug. 29 and welcomed three fifth graders from Welsh Elementary School. Enjoying lunch with the club were Kamron Aube, Lillian Bowers and Blaire Dupuis.

Club members also had the opportunity to hear Patricia Prudhomme, director of development for the Southwest Center for Health Services, speak about the opportunity for a center for health services being established in Welsh. She was introduced by Jim Wright. Prudhomme told the club the clinic would create non-medical jobs and provide more medical service to the area.

Gardens of the Month

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The Jennings Garden Club recently selected the Gardens of the Month for September. At left, the residential garden winner was Clyde B. Terry for his garden located at 212 E. Spencer St. At right, the business Garden of the Month was Jeff Davis Bank located at 405 W. Division St.

 

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Calendar Guidelines

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Calendar Guidelines Items for Community Calendar must be submitted during regular weekday business hours at least two weeks prior to the day of the event. Events run in the order