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72nd Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (Miss Division) Queen: Sydney Bertrand, 1st Runner Up: Jadyn Devillier, 2nd Runner Up: Ashley Gorrell, 3rd Runner Up: Kennidy Peavy,4th Runner Up: Shelbi Rials.

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Ms. Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (24 – older) Queen: Morgan Mooney, 1st Runner Up: Joy Sanders, 2nd Runner Up: Jackie Bergeron, 3rd Runner Up: Tori Lazard.

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Teen Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (14-16 year old) Queen: Mia Comeaux. 1st Runner Up: Tatum Dore’ shown with outgoing Teen Queen, Amelia Mickal.

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Junior Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (11-13 year old) Queen: Kamille LeBlanc, 1st Runner Up: Ashlyn Baudin, 2nd Runner Up: Libby Desormeaux, 3rd Runner Up: Madison Lange,4th Runner Up: Lucy Hood.

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Deb Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (8-10 year old) Queen: Emily Guidry, 1st Runner Up: Halleigh Frederick, 2nd Runner Up: Cooper Becnel.

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Petite Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (5-7 year old) Queen: Aubrey Zagar, 1st Runner Up: Sophia Faulk.

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T’Nincy Louisiana Cattle Festival King (0-11 months old). King & Photogenic: Espen Taylor, 1 st Runner Up: Rhoyal Wilson, 2 nd Runner Up: Draven Thompson, 3 rd Runner Up: Lynkon Touchet.

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T’Nincy Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (0-11 months old). Queen: Kallyn Dubois, 1st Runner Up: Adeline Hood, 2nd Runner Up: Stephain Cormier, 3rd Runner Up: Saylor Menard, Photogenic: Camille Suire.

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Tiny Louisiana Cattle Festival King (12-23 months old). King and Photogenic winner , Cade Theall, 1st Runner Up: Jaxton Bertrand.

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Tiny Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (12-23 months old). Queen: Londyn Montgomery, 1st Runner Up: Penelope Suyolan, 2nd Runner Up: Nealeigh Lemelle, 3rd Runner Up: Remy Broussard,Photogenic: Landry Barker.

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Toddler Louisiana Cattle Festival King and Court(2 year old) King, Sevin William; 1st Runner Up and Photogenic winner, Jimmy Tripp Smith, 2nd Runner Up, Knox Guidry; and 3rd Runner Up, Baylor Hebert.

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Toddler Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (2-year-old) Queen: Camille Guidry, 1st Runner Up: Elizabeth Benoit, 2nd Runner Up: Kaislee Harrington, 3rd Runner Up: Sloan Cardinale, Photogenic: Emerie Broussard

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Baby Louisiana Cattle Festival King (3-4 year old) King: Ryker Theaux, 1st Runner Up: Lucas Gathers, 2nd Runner Up & Photogenic: Dakota Bolden, 3rd Runner Up: Breckon Thibodeaux.

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Baby Louisiana Cattle Festival Queen (3-4 year old) Queen & Photogenic: Remi Joiner, 1st Runner Up: Cheyenne Bergeron, 2nd Runner Up: Lucy Brown, 3rd Runner Up: Saylor Harrington

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Members of the Vermilion Parish Historical Society gather for the quarterly meeting.

Vermilion Parish Historical Society holds meeting

Vermilion Parish Historical Society held their quarterly meeting on April, 27, 2022 at the Vermilion Parish Main Library. The topics discussed were: inventory of the History of Vermilion Parish Vol II books; proposed Mural created by the Vermilion Arts Council, and election of officers. Peggy Ashley offered to give a tour of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church and update historical information on the church.

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The Gueydan Duck Festival Association win big with Festival of The Year and 2022 LAFF Queen. Attending the Louisiana Association of Fairs and Festivals Convention in Baton Rouge are, front row, Judy LeBlanc, 2021 Gueydan Duck Festival Queen and 2022 LAFF Queen Jordan Fuqua and Mildred Duncan. Back row, Ashley Smith, Tiffany Hebert, K’Rees Broussard, Tammy Richard, Jerrod Broussard and Julian LeBlanc.

Gueydan Duck Festival brings home wins

BATON ROUGE - The Gueydan Duck Festival has once again carried home the ultimate prize ‘Festival of The Year’ for the fourteenth time.
Members of the Duck Festival Association recently attended the Louisiana Association of Fairs and Festivals Convention in Baton Rouge.
The members attended workshops and participated in round table discussions with other Louisiana Fairs and Festivals directors from throughout the State.

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Abbeville officials gather at Lafitte Drive-In Park in recognition of Arbor Day. Those in attendance included (L-R): Councilman Francis Plaisance, Keep Abbeville Beautiful’s Charlene Beckett, the Abbeville Garden Club’s Patsy Hebert, Councilwoman Roslyn White, Councilman Brady Broussard Jr., Councilman Francis Touchet Jr., Councilwoman Terry Broussard, Public Works Director Chris
Gautreaux and Mayor Mark Piazza.

Celebrating Trees on Arbor Day in Abbeville

From backyards to tropical rain forests, trees around the world provide life’s necessities.
Trees clean our air and filter water, provide habitat for wildlife, connect communities, and support our health and well-being.
Abbeville Garden Club and Keep Abbeville Beautiful are working together, planting trees throughout our community to provide a safer local environment. Selecting the right location, locally sourcing native trees and using proper planting methods is key to a successful planting.

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