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A large crowd gathered inside the new part of the Military Museum in Abbeville for the ceremony.

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The large crowd gathered outside to watch the folding of the American Flag.

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Jonas Perrin, a World War II veteran, places his hand over his heart during the ceremony.

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Boni Sure of Erath salutes the American Flag.

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Dr. Elista Istre, who is the consultant for the Louisiana Military Museum, speaks to the crowd.

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Commander of the American Legion Post 29 Charles Dill (left) and Glenn Sure, a Marine, point to symbolism on the Missing Man Table during the ceremony.

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A member of the Belle Heritage Living History Corps places a wreath on the replica Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during the ceremony.

Second annual "Remembering the Fallen" ceremony on Memorial Day successful at Abbeville airport

Close to 100 people gathered at the second annual "Remembering the Fallen" ceremony on Memorial Day being held at the Louisiana Military Museum.
The ceremony took place in the new part of museum located at the Chris Crusta Airport.
The day began with the Anything Over Rice Cookoff and then a "Remembering the Fallen" ceremony" took place.
A wreath was placed on the replica of the Top of the Unknown Soldier that is on display in the military museum.
The keynote speaker was Andrew Ward, the president and founder of the Veterans Alliance.

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The Abbeville Police blocked off Washington and West Lafayette streets.

Gun fire took place downtown Abbeville

The Abbeville Police were called to West Lafayette Street Friday morning around 11 after people heard gun fire.

The gun fire is determined to come from two vehicles who drove next to each other on West Lafayette Street, a block away from Magdalen Square.

Bullet casings were found by West Lafayette Street.

As of noon on Friday, the Abbeville Police were trying to figure out what types of vehicles were used in the gunfire.

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The Abbeville Police blocked off Washington Street and West Lafayette Street.

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The Abbeville Police Department gathered to talk about the shooting.

Gun fire took place downtown Abbeville

The Abbeville Police were called to West Lafayette Street Friday morning around 11 after people heard gun fire.

The gun fire is determined to come from two vehicles who drove next to each other on West Lafayette Street, a block away from Magdalen Square.

Bullet casings were found by West Lafayette Street.

As of noon on Friday, the Abbeville Police were trying to figure out what types of vehicles were used in the gunfire.

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Ramsie Baumgardner, with her father, Brian, at North Vermilion's homecoming this school year. She was killed in a head-on collision Saturday night on La. 167.

North Vermilion senior killed in head-on collision on La. 167

Vermilion Parish – Shortly after 9:30 p.m. on January 23, 2022, Louisiana State Police Troop I began investigating a two-vehicle crash on US Highway 167 near Lurby Road in Vermilion Parish. The crash ultimately claimed the life of 18-year-old Ramsie Baumgardner of Maurice and 31-year-old Brandon Isaac of Carencro.
Ramsie is a senior at North Vermilion High School.

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