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Town of Lake Arthur Police Report
Posted September 21st, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
8/3/09- Annabell Chretien; 608 Derouen Street, Lake Arthur; DOB 10/31/59; Leash Law Violation.
8/4/09- Dustin Richard; 5454 Koll Road, Jennings; DOB 3/23/90; No Vehicle Insurance.
8/4/09- Courtney Murray; 1408 First Street, Lake Arthur; DOB 11/20/78; Expired Drivers License; No Drivers License in Possession.
8/8/09- Curtis Campbell; 150 Grand Avenue, Lake Arthur; DOB 11/19/80; Simple Battery.
8/8/09- Dwayne S. Conner; 303 Arthur Avenue, Lake Arthur; DOB 10/22/90; Criminal Damage to Property; Unauthorized Entry of a Business; Simple Burglary; Simple Escape.
Linscombe is Rice Festival’s honoree
Posted September 21st, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
The 73rd International Rice Festival has named Dr. Steve Linscombe of Crowley as its 2009 honoree, as announced by Janet R. Hebert, president.
FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF KIM TURNER AT HALL OF FAME PROGRAM
Posted September 20th, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
LAKE ARTHUR SUN TIMES / Mike Rizzuto
TURNER FAMILY AND FRIENDS: The family of Kim Turner, center, honor her at last Friday’s Lake Arthur High School Hall of Fame Ceremony in the school’s cafeteria.
FAMILY AND FRIENDS OF DOUG HOFFPAUIR HONOR HIM ON HALL OF FAME NIGHT FRIDAY
Posted September 20th, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
LAKE ARTHUR SUN TIMES / Mike Rizzuto
HOFFPAUIR FAMILY AND FRIENDS: The family of Doug Hoffpauir, center, honor him at last Friday’s Lake Arthur High School Hall of Fame Ceremony in the school’s cafeteria.
LAKE ARTHUR HIGH SCHOOL'S 2009 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES HONORED FRIDAY
Posted September 19th, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
By Mike Rizzuto
Sun Times Editor
Four of Lake Arthur High School’s very best former student-athletes were inducted into the school’s prestigious Hall of Fame at halftime of the Lake Arthur-Hanson Memorial football game held this past Friday, September 18, 2009 at Jack Doland Stadium in Lake Arthur.
EUGENE LANDRY
PREPARE YOURSELF FOR THE UPCOMING INVASION!
Crazy rasberry ants on their way to Louisiana, leaving devastation in their wake
Posted September 18th, 2009 by Mike Rizzuto
A new invasive insect is threatening to move into Louisiana, according to experts with the LSU AgCenter.
Rasberry crazy ants are lurking in Texas counties adjacent to Louisiana and are poised to invade the state, according to LSU AgCenter entomologist Linda Hooper- Bùi.
First discovered in the United States in southeast Texas by a pest management professional named Tom Raspberry, after whom they’re named, the ants form super colonies that have the potential to displace native ants, Hooper-Bùi said.
