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Fresh off of Alabama’s win in the Women’s College World Series, Crimson Tide Assistant Head Coach Alyson Habetz (third from left) and her father, Leonard (second from left), were welcomed back home to Crowley and were greeted by Mayor Greg Jones (left) and Barry Premeaux (right) as she made an appearance on KSIG Monday morning, championship trophy in tow.
Fresh off of Alabama’s win in the Women’s College World Series, Crimson Tide Assistant Head Coach Alyson Habetz (third from left) and her father, Leonard (second from left), were welcomed back home to Crowley and were greeted by Mayor Greg Jones (left) and Barry Premeaux (right) as she made an appearance on KSIG Monday morning, championship trophy in tow.
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THE POST-SIGNAL / Danette Bourque Leora Amy of Crowley honors her late cousin, O’Neal Istre Jr., Private First Class U.S. Army, at the Estherwood Cemetary on Memorial Day.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Danette Bourque Leora Amy of Crowley honors her late cousin, O’Neal Istre Jr., Private First Class U.S. Army, at the Estherwood Cemetary on Memorial Day.
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THE POST-SIGNAL / Danette Bourque On Memorial Day Larry Cormier of Crowley honors his best friend and war veteran, the late Jack Amy, who was laid to rest at Estherwood Cemetary.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Danette Bourque On Memorial Day Larry Cormier of Crowley honors his best friend and war veteran, the late Jack Amy, who was laid to rest at Estherwood Cemetary.
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THE POST-SIGNAL / Angela Becnel Several first cousins from Mississippi whose grandmother, Patty Toler, who was married in Crowley, all spent the day at Crowley City Hall recently. They are also related to Thomas Jefferson Toler, son of Patty and Crowley local, Tommy Gardiner. Among the first cousins were, from left, Kathy Grossman, Mary Dell Hubbard, Elizabeth King, Jane Nash Jones and Martha Louise Jones.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Angela Becnel Several first cousins from Mississippi whose grandmother, Patty Toler, who was married in Crowley, all spent the day at Crowley City Hall recently. They are also related to Thomas Jefferson Toler, son of Patty and Crowley local, Tommy Gardiner. Among the first cousins were, from left, Kathy Grossman, Mary Dell Hubbard, Elizabeth King, Jane Nash Jones and Martha Louise Jones.
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MEMORIAL TREE was planted Sunday morning on Louisiana Avenue to commemorate the lives of Miss Irene Petitjean, Effie Hanks and Mary-Etta Johnston. Joining family members were friends and representatives of the Rayne Garden Club, Rayne Historical Society, and Mayor Jim Petitjean. Pictured are Judy Guidry, Nettie Faulk of the Hanks family, Martha Royer, Cindi Johnston of the Johnston family, Julia Breaux, Bhi Wooley, Bob Thibodeaux of Acorns of Hope, Mayor Petitjean, Sapha Guidry, Kathy Lanthier, Martin Petitjean, III, Martin Petitjean IV, Charlene Pellerin, Police Juror Jimmie Pellerin and Curtis Petitjean.
MEMORIAL TREE was planted Sunday morning on Louisiana Avenue to commemorate the lives of Miss Irene Petitjean, Effie Hanks and Mary-Etta Johnston. Joining family members were friends and representatives of the Rayne Garden Club, Rayne Historical Society, and Mayor Jim Petitjean. Pictured are Judy Guidry, Nettie Faulk of the Hanks family, Martha Royer, Cindi Johnston of the Johnston family, Julia Breaux, Bhi Wooley, Bob Thibodeaux of Acorns of Hope, Mayor Petitjean, Sapha Guidry, Kathy Lanthier, Martin Petitjean, III, Martin Petitjean IV, Charlene Pellerin, Police Juror Jimmie Pellerin and Curtis Petitjean.
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THE POST-SIGNAL / Angela Becnel / A group of friends recites the rosary together every Tuesday at 9 a.m. at various residential homes. Recently, they also celebrated the 100th birthday of Lula Belle Stewart with sparkling juice, cake and vanilla ice cream. Among those present at the Crowley home of Dorothy Simon were, front row from left, Ida Guidry, Shirley Hebert, Lula Belle (honoree) and Cecilia Zaunbrecher; middle row, Louise Morrow, Yvonne Menard, Peggy Landry, Lou Butler, Nettie Romero, Norma Dill and Imogene LaCour; back row, Dorothy Simon, Shirley Cassidy, Phyllis Leonards, Bernella Joubert, Lou Guillot, Willie Mae Dailey, Barbara Guidry and Carolyn Sittig.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Angela Becnel / A group of friends recites the rosary together every Tuesday at 9 a.m. at various residential homes. Recently, they also celebrated the 100th birthday of Lula Belle Stewart with sparkling juice, cake and vanilla ice cream. Among those present at the Crowley home of Dorothy Simon were, front row from left, Ida Guidry, Shirley Hebert, Lula Belle (honoree) and Cecilia Zaunbrecher; middle row, Louise Morrow, Yvonne Menard, Peggy Landry, Lou Butler, Nettie Romero, Norma Dill and Imogene LaCour; back row, Dorothy Simon, Shirley Cassidy, Phyllis Leonards, Bernella Joubert, Lou Guillot, Willie Mae Dailey, Barbara Guidry and Carolyn Sittig.
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City Hall was once again the centerpiece of focus for Crowley’s “Holiday Lights and Music Spectacular” as part of the third annual Christmas in Crowley “A Holiday Affair.” The lights and music spectacular began running Monday, Nov. 28 and will run through the new year from 5 p.m. to midnight each night.
City Hall was once again the centerpiece of focus for Crowley’s “Holiday Lights and Music Spectacular” as part of the third annual Christmas in Crowley “A Holiday Affair.” The lights and music spectacular began running Monday, Nov. 28 and will run through the new year from 5 p.m. to midnight each night.
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