Anyone owing fines for lost or damaged books must clear their past debt before they will be issued new cards. Although all services will be discontinued during the two week closure, all patrons are encouraged to look through their closets, bookshelves and under their beds for any overdue books that belong to the parish. The outside book returns will be open while the library is closed. Fines will be forgiven for the month of May. Louisiana Tax forms are still available and need to be picked up before our temporary closing. We appreciate your patience as we seek to improve and expand library services.
Plans are presently underway to make major modifications to the existing water tower.
National Community Development week will spotlight the impact that CDBG funds have on communities throughout the United States. The CDBG Program is among the few flexible sources of federal funds that remain available to rural governments for community development. Although most projects must primarily benefit low and moderate income persons, CDBG funds can also be used to address slum and blighting conditions and urgent health hazards. The Louisiana Division of Administration, Office of Community Development, administers the program for the State of Louisiana with some exceptions. History records that these were the words that the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt spoke regarding the infamous attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese on Dec. 7, 1941.