Patterson High School's Jaymioun Butler, left, and Irvin Celestine close in on a Central Lafourche player during week 1 of the high school season. Patterson will travel to face Erath Friday in District 8-3A action. (The Daily Review/Shea Drake)

If there’s anyone that Patterson High School knows about entering Friday’s District 8-3A contest at Erath Friday, it’s the teenager in the backfield who will be getting most of the carries.

Part of Franklin’s upcoming Harvest Moon Festival is the rejuvenated Lamp Post Decorating Contest along downtown Main Street. This witch on the boulevard, tall and menacing, and nearby to some other lass in a bit of a fix, are just a few of the decorated posts area businesses and individuals have fashioned in advance of the festival set for Oct. 29.

Franklin’s Harvest Moon Festival is set for October 29, and the city council got an update from two organizers Tuesday, Tammy Rogers and Diane Wiltz. The event begins with the 5K Run/Walk by Teche Action Clinic at 8 a.m. The festival kicks off at 9 a.m. and continues to 6 p.m.
Blaine Crochet, of Darnall, Sikes, Gardes and Frederick, presented the Franklin City Council’s annual audit report Tuesday. The news was mostly glum: A $330,800 reduction in tax collections, the same problem governmental entities are all experiencing during the energy sector downturn.

Patterson High School's Jaymioun Butler, left, and Irvin Celestine close in on a Central Lafourche player during week 1 of the high school season. Patterson will travel to face Erath Friday in District 8-3A action. (The Daily Review/Shea Drake)

Part of Franklin’s upcoming Harvest Moon Festival is the rejuvenated Lamp Post Decorating Contest along downtown Main Street. This witch on the boulevard, tall and menacing, and nearby to some other lass in a bit of a fix, are just a few of the decorated posts area businesses and individuals have fashioned in advance of the festival set for Oct. 29.

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Suspect’s identity sought in jail drop investigation

The St. Mary Parish Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to identify the man seen in this surveillance still Sunday. The suspect was seen dropping a package into a trash can at the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center in Centerville. Detectives reviewed surveillance footage after intercepting a package containing contraband items. (Submitted)

Authorities are seeking the public's help to identify a man seen on surveillance video Sunday dropping a package into a trash can at the St. Mary Parish jail.

Berwick, Morgan City announced lineups for July 3 celebrations

Berwick’s “Rockin’ the Riverfront” will be Sunday. On hand to announce the lineup were town officials, from left, Gary Beadle, planning and zoning director; Rafael Lopez, public works director; Allen Rink, fire chief; David Leonard, assistant police chief; Troy Lombardo and Damon Robinson, councilmen; Misty Pillaro, event organizer and town bookkeeper; and Bubba Slaughter, chief administrative officer and town clerk.

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The town of Berwick and the city of Morgan City are once again joining forces to celebrate the July 4 holiday.

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Patterson High School's Jaymioun Butler, left, and Irvin Celestine close in on a Central Lafourche player during week 1 of the high school season. Patterson will travel to face Erath Friday in District 8-3A action. (The Daily Review/Shea Drake)

If there’s anyone that Patterson High School knows about entering Friday’s District 8-3A contest at Erath Friday, it’s the teenager in the backfield who will be getting most of the carries.

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Keep St. Mary Beautiful was one of 20 Keep Louisiana Beautiful affiliates to receive the 2016 KLB Circle of Excellence Award. The St.

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July 16, 1926-October 18, 2016
Barbara Ann Theriot Kreider, 90, a resident of Morgan City, passed away Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2016, at Teche Regional Medical Center.

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