Chris Landry

1 week ago | techetoday.com | Chris Landry

City to sign Memorandum of Understanding with E&P ConsultingSt. Martinville – The City of St. Martinville will sign a Memorandum of Understanding with E&P Consulting Services to begin dealing with the adjudicated properties in the city, as part of the city’s efforts to clean up nuisance properties. The City Council approve the MOU after hearing from Wesley Johnson of E&P Consulting, which auctions off adjudicated properties.

1 week ago | techetoday.com | Chris Landry

Residents had complained of tickets given when warning lights not blinkingSt. Martinville – The flashing lights along N. Main Street approaching St. Martinville Senior High from the north and St. Martin STEAM Academy from the south have been fixed so that drivers are warned of the school zone speed limit enforcement of 25 mph, St. Martinville Police Chief Ricky Martin said Thursday.

1 week ago | techetoday.com | Chris Landry

Playoff pairings for Louisiana high school baseball and softball teams were to be announced this week but not in time for today’s edition of the Teche News. Breaux Bridge and Cecilia were each expected to earn playoff bids in the Division II Non-Select baseball 24team bracket. As of Monday, BBHS was 15th with a 19-12 overall record and was the District 5-4A champion. If the power points held through Monday, the Tigers would face No. 18 DeRidder in a best-of-three home series to open the playoffs.

1 week ago | avenuecalgary.com | Chris Landry |Alana Willerton

If you're lucky enough to score a reservation at Bar Gigi, expect to find a concise menu of approachable share plates that pack a flavourful punch. Who's behind it Alessandro Chinea, Jaden Kanomata and Kayla BlomquistWhen it opened April 2024The dish to eat Prawn toast, creamy prawn salad served between thick slices of buttery toast. This is not your average fish 'n' chip shop - in fact, it's not a fish 'n' chip shop at all (anymore).

3 weeks ago | techetoday.com | Chris Landry

St. Martinville – The City of St. Martinville broke ground on a walking trail and playground on the three-acre city festival grounds property located adjacent to Bayou Teche on East Madison Street. The St. Martinville City Council joined Mayor Jason Willis, representatives of the St. Martinville Tourism and Recreation Department, other local and state officials and city residents for an early-afternoon groundbreaking this past Tuesday.