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Mardi Gras season is fast approaching in the Teche Area, with several parade events scheduled to take place in Iberia and St. Mary parishes over the forthcoming weeks.

Christmas came early for 200 children Monday evening at Adam Carlson Park in St. Martinville when an out-of-town organization gifted donations to St. Martinville’s youth.

Has your holiday season started out like a horse race?

The City of St. Martinville celebrated its first Christmas parade since 2015 Sunday afternoon as floats, cars, ATVs and band marching bands filled the streets of Main Street to take

The St. Francis Diner received a Christmas donation just in time for the holidays.

The Cruisin’ Cajun Country car club spent Saturday morning at Musson-Patout GMC, but, unlike previous events, there weren’t lines of classic cars to be seen or events throughout the Teche

Governor-elect Jeff Landry said he was steadily continuing the transition process by opening up a website and online application portal during his second press conference held Wednesday morning.

The Iberia Performing Arts League is gearing up for a more serious production that will flex the drama muscles of some of the Teche Area’s best talent.

The smell of French bread pervaded through downtown Jeanerette Saturday as the town celebrated the first ever International French Bread Festival.

The Rev. Eric Fondel has a long history of preaching and pastoring in the Teche Area and considers his vocation to be a blessing from God.