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ROTARY DONATION TO AVA - The Rotary Club of Rayne recently made a donation to the Acadiana Veterans Alliance (AVA), a non-profit organization that supports veterans and service members. On hand for the presentation were, from left, Fran Bihm, Cheryl Rivette, Rotary President Ed Taylor, AVA President/Founder Andrew Ward, Jared Lawless, Cynthia Oliver and Jimmy Fontenot. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Josie Henry)

Rotary Club makes donation to Acadiana Veterans Alliance

Wed, 09/16/2020 - 4:29pm

RAYNE - The Rotary Club of Rayne became the latest member of Acadiana Veterans Alliance (AVA) during a brief ceremony when the club made a donation to the organization during a brief ceremony.

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Chamber discusses upcoming events for busy final quarter

Wed, 09/16/2020 - 4:27pm

RAYNE - Plans were discussed for a number of upcoming events during the September monthly board meeting of the Rayne Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture.

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RAYNE MARKET SPEAKERS - The three speakers welcomed during Saturday’s Rayne Market (formerly Rayne Chamber Farmers Market) as speakers in observance of Agriculture Awareness Month were, seated from left, Stacey Ancelet, Paul Zaunbrecher and Carrol Gary; standing, Chamber hosts including Jennifer Autin, Chamber Business Development Coordinator; Jeremy Lavergne, Chamber President; and Marietta Sikat, event chairperson. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Josie Henry)

Quarterly Rayne Market observes Agriculture Awareness Month

Wed, 09/16/2020 - 4:24pm

RAYNE - Everyone took a break from COVIC-19 worries and Hurricane Laura cleanup to enjoy the sunshine provided by Mother Nature on Saturday, Sept.

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SITE OF NEW CITY PROJECT - This location on Lyman Street is the anticipated site of the new Martin Luther King Center, in addition to two new basketball courts and parking areas. Funds for these projects were just a few approved during Monday’s City Council meeting. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)