CROWLEY LIONS CLUB
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Crowley Lions accept a donation from the Ochsner Lafayette General Foundation in the amount of $500 in recognition of the club’s work with the CubSight program. Participating in the ceremony during the recent club meeting are, from left, Keith Frederick, Lion President; Paul Molbert, vice president of network development and Governmental relations for Ochsner Lafayette; Joe Mitchell, CEO of Ochsner Acadia General Hospital; Nancy Broadhurst, executive director of the Ochsner Lafayette General Foundation; and Patty Lawrence, program chair.
Hospital update
Millions of dollars have been invested in Crowley’s local hospital since the Lafayette General – Ochsner merger last October.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Rob Shadoin, Deputy Secretary, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, was guest speaker for this week’s meeting of the Crowley Lions Club. Shadoin spoke about legislation currently before the Louisiana House of Representatives that would impact LDWF.
LDWF budget pending legislation
Jack Montoucet, Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, was supposed to be in Crowley Tuesday to speak to the local Lions Club.
POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Gaylon White, above, author of “The Best Little Baseball Town in the World: The Crowley Millers and Minor League Baseball in the 1950s,” speaks to the Crowley Lions Club Tuesday about the recently published book.
Remembering the Millers
What started as a chapter for one book turned into a 252-page stand-alone collection of stories about Crowley and the minor league Millers.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Dr. Tina Stefanski, medical director for Region 4 of the Office of Public Health, spoke to members of the Crowley Lions Club recently. She said Acadia Parish currently has the lowest positivity rate (percentage of positive test results) in all of Region 4.
Lions hear Stefanski
When Dr. Tina Stefanski last addressed the Crowley Lions Club, the coronovirus was barely making headlines.