From Enterprise Staff The second annual Polk County Leo Club Youth Talent Show and Dinner is slated for April 27 at Creekside Elementary School located at #1 Lions Avenue in Livingston. The meal will be served at 5:30 p.m. in the cafeteria and the talent show will begin at 7 p.m. in Florence Crosby Auditorium. Admission is $25 for adults, $15 for students ages 11-18 and free for children ages 10 and under. Tickets will be sold at the door and earlier at the Livingston-Polk County Chamber of Commerce Office.The first-place winner of the talent show will receive $500, the second-place winner will receive $250 and the third-place winner will receive $100.

Livingston High School one-act play is advancing to regionals. Students are performing The Velveteen Rabbit, which they will continue Friday at Carthage High School, the regional host. Award winners for Livingston include (pictured L-R) are Sofia Fitzgerald for All-Star Tech, Caleb Fleming for All-Star Cast, Luci Chambers (LHS Theatre Arts Teacher), Aiden Hopkins for All-Star Cast, and Diego Cuevas for Honorable Mention Cast.

From Enterprise Staff The Onalaska City Council took action on several resolutions related to grant activity during a special called meeting Wednesday. Resolution 2024-010 regarding the civil rights policies for the General Land Office (GLO) Community Development Block Grant-Mitigation Method of Distribution Program, Contract #24-065-049-E541 including Citizen Participation Plan Resolution 22-017 (Reaffirm), Excessive Force Policy, Section 504 Grievance Policy, Section 3 Policy and (Reaffirm) Fair Housing Policy Resolution2022-021 was approved. Resolution 2024-011 designating authorized signatories for contractual and financial documents pertaining to the GLO Community Development Block Grant-Mitigation Method of Distribution Program, Contract #24-065-049-E541 was approved. Proclamation 2024-001 “Reaffirming Fair Housing Month Proclamation 22-001, Proclamation of April as Fair Housing Month” was approved. Resolution 2024-012-Amendment No. 1 for the grant administration and…

By Brian Besch pcenewsroom@gmail.com The Goodrich ISD School Board approved cafeteria purchases and heard maintenance updates for April’s regular meeting Thursday in the administration building. Students in English as a second language are required each year to test in Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System (TELPAS). The test has four different categories that include listening, speaking, reading and writing. In order to exit the ESL program, students must reach an advanced score. Goodrich principal Aubrey Vaughan said the district had a procedural irregularity, missing the window for the students to test. “We have a couple of different calendars,” Vaughan said. “We have a paper calendar we send out and a Google calendar with our testing assessment dates on there. The date on that calendar was incorrect. We’ve made some adjustments. This will not happen again, but we should have tested them by March 29. We were scheduled on our Google calendar for April 22.” Vaughan said…