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Avoyelles Pages Past By Donna Culotta 90 Years Ago From our May 2, 1936 editions Mr. John B. Armand of Mansura passed away. Emeric Didier declared his candidacy for Marksville mayor. Miss Kinta ...

Election 2026 The original Alphonse emailed his predictions It felt good to write, even though Alphonse is not sure whether ...

Local senior citizens will have an opportunity to build confidence with everyday technology during an upcoming hands-on ...

If you have a story that highlights the positives in Avoyelles Parish — success stories, local beauty, impressive ...

Travelers at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport faced long lines and extended wait times Monday as federal ...

Playing chess may look hard but it’s not really, if you know the right moves. There are a lot of people in the Bunkie Chess ...

Louisiana schools will implement new English language arts (ELA) standards aimed at strengthening students’ reading and ...

Avoyelles Pages Past By Donna Culotta 90 Years Ago From our April 25, 1936 editions * Cotton farmers ranked first in the rental and benefit payments in Avoyelles Parish. * Aaron James Cappel joined ...

Golden Gate Funeral Home of Tallulah, LA. Maxine Carolyn Burrs, 82, of Saint Joseph, LA, departed this life on April 9, 2026, at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center, in Baton Rouge, LA.

For decades in Avoyelles Parish, the Cochon de Lait Festival has been more than just a weekend event, it’s a celebration of culture, community, and Cajun pride. Its roots trace back to 1960, when ...

Agenda, The Journal, PO Box 36, Marksville, LA 71351 or email to [email protected] Upcoming Events MAY 1 & 2 The St.