Lifestyle

In a display of unity and purpose, Vermilion Catholic senior students and parents embarked on an unforgettable journey to Washington, D.C., to participate in the annual March for Life National march.
This meaningful trip, led by retired principal Mike Guilbeaux and his wife, Anne, has been a cherished tradition for the past 14 years.
Highlighting the trip was a poignant moment at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where four distinguished seniors had the honor of laying a wreath.

In an exhilarating display of elite talent and determination, the North Vermilion Middle School Jr. Dreams has once again claimed the title of state champions at the American All-Star Louisiana State Championship held at the Cajundome on Sunday, Jan. 19. 
The victory marks another major milestone for the talented dancers and their dedicated coaching staff.

I’m writing to you in a hotel near the Baton Rouge airport, where we are holed up since Monday in order to safely board a plane for Washington, D.C. on a flight that was scheduled for Wednesday early afternoon. As all flights out of Lafayette and Baton Rouge, ours has been postponed. Hopefully we will board our plane and arrive in D. C early tomorrow afternoon (Thursday). We are headed to the annual D. C. Louisiana Mardi Gras celebration that starts Thursday with a Louisiana Alive party featuring food and music of our state.