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Detectives with the Rayne Police Department are investigating several vehicle burglaries that occurred on the north east side of the city near Rayne High School. Pictured is one of two suspects caught on video surveillance.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Claudette Olivier
The National Association of University Women helped to coordinate the grand opening of Neesie’s Sweet Dough Pies in its new location, presenting a plaque to owner Denise Guillory “in recognition of your hard work, service, passion and outstanding committment to the Crowley community.” On hand for the ceremonies were, from left, Shelda Kelso, Mary Morrison, Myrtle Cain, Sonjataina Wilridge, Jacquette Guidry, Denise Guillory (owner), Dr. Ezora J. Proctor, Shonnetta Greene, Dr. Debira Broussard, Cassandra Mouton and Betty Gums. Dr. Proctor and Jacquette Guidry were co-chairpersons.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Alicia Huesers
On Saturday, March 16, P.J.’s Coffee held their grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony at their new business located at 2040 N. Parkerson in Crowley. Among those on hand for the ceremony were front row from left: Acadia Parish President/ CEO Elizabeth Miller, Katelyn Gautreaux, Acadia Parish Farm Bureau Queen Kendall Dommert, Miss Carnival d’Acadie Alaina Miller, Crowley Alderman Brad Core, Crowley Alderman Sammie Reggie, Crowley Alderman Jeff Dore, Crowley Alderman Katie Chiasson, Crowley Mayor Chad Monceaux, PJ’s Coffee Owners Josh and Bethany Webb, Baylen and Henley Webb, Suzy Webb, J.C. Webb, Acadia Parish Police Juror Secretary-Treasurer Brian Borill, Acadia Parish Police Juror President Beau Petitjean, Crowley Alderman Dr. Sandra Marx, Police Juror Kirk Guidry, Chamber Board Member Michael Doughty, Dr. Don Marx, Larry Chiasson and Landyn LeJeune.