CROWLEY - As the legislative session was ending Monday, Acadia Parish School Board members were approving Superintendent Scott Richard’s update to the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Salary Book reflecting s
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
It seems there’s some type of construction going on all over Crowley these days. While trucks are hauling dirt to and from property at the corner of West Sixth Street and North Avenue F, a crew here works at a different site in the 2300 block of North Parkerson Avenue. This site was once occupied by a residence, which has been torn down to make room for an as-yet unnamed commercial endeavor.
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The Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office Litter Abatement crew worked 34 days during the months of March, April and May, picking up litter throughout the parish. A total of 575 bags of trash was picked up along with many other items disposed of along parish roads, including 67 tires, a bedroom set, three couches, three box springs, two recliners, 12 pallets, five ice chests, a baby bed and a trampoline. The program is conducted in partnership with the Acadia Parish Police Jury.
CROWLEY - Birdies & Business were flying Friday, April 8, for the 15th annual Acadia Parish Chamber Golf Classic.
CROWLEY - Regular monthly meetings of the Crowely City Council and the Acadia Parish Police Jury will be held in the coming week.
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