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This sign now hangs on what was once Harvest Time Church.

Harvest Time Church is now called Our Savior’s Church

Harvest Time Church will no longer exist after 44 years on Wildcat Drive in Abbeville. The new name of the church and school is Our Savior’s Church.
The Meridional recently learned that the entire five acres and all the buildings, including the school, were donated to Our Savior’s Church, a regional church in Acadiana.
Our Savior’s Church already has six churches throughout Acadiana, including two in Lafayette, one in Youngsville, Church Point, Broussard and New Iberia.
Pastor Jacob Aranza is the lead pastor at the Abbeville church.

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Cook in Vermilion Parish jail arrested

The Vermilion Parish Sheriff’s Narcotic and Municipal Task Force arrested Paige Romero (D.O.B. 9-24-1997), a cook, at the parish jail.
According to Sheriff Mike Couvillon, agents received information about the cook bringing in contraband consisting of cigarettes suspected synthetic marijuana and suspected methamphetamine.
The information also implicated an outside vendor delivery person and other civilians.

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David Breaux

Delcambre man has a total bond amount of just under $800,000

A Delcambre man was booked into the Vermilion Parish jail after his bond total equals just under $800,000 for crimes he allegedly committed against a 13-year-old.
The Vermilion Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested David Breaux of Delcambre. He was charged with 13 crimes resulting in a total bond of $795,000.
Breaux was charged with four counts of first-degree rape. Each first-degree rape charge has a bond of $125,000 and an automatic life imprisonment sentence.
He was also charged with a second-degree rape charge with a $100,000 bond.

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There were tall daylily plants, along with other plants for sale at the festival.

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Abbeville’s Slyvia Putnam buys some cookies from vendor Laura Hebert at Saturday’s Daylily Festival.

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Visitors take in Saturday’s Daylily Festival and Garden Show. The event took place in Magdalen Square in downtown Abbeville.

Abbeville's Daylily Festival and Garden Show is huge success

Mother Nature was good to the 21st Annual Daylily Festival and Garden Show this past Saturday in Abbeville.
When the festival opened its doors, a cool breeze zipped through Magdalen Square at 8:30 in the morning.
Mother Nature unleashed rain on the few festival goers at around 2:30 p.m.
By then, many of the 45 plant and garden vendors had sold most of their plants.
While the festival opened at 8:30 a.m., plant lovers were lined up by 7:30 a.m., hoping to be the first to land a beautiful plant or daylily before anyone else.

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