The annual “All Is Bright” Christmas celebration in downtown Plaquemine will continue this year, thanks to a grass roots effort of local businesses and some careful planning by Mayor Edwin “Ed” Reeves Jr.
Staff Report
The City of Plaquemine City Clean-Up set for April 17 was postponed due to heavy rain, but the citywide project will run this Saturday in preparation for the Cleanest City Contest judging in early May.
Numerous organizations have volunteered to join the clean-up from 8 until 11:30 a.m. Any group interested should call the Mayor’s Office at 687-3116, and individuals can just go to the old City Warehouse on Capt. T.T. Harris St. at 8 a.m. Saturday.
The City will provide supplies. In addition, the city will also have three dumpster locations available for residents to discard trash, junk and yard waste.
Staff Report
Pictured are a sample of Christmas lights purchased by the Plaquemine Main Street Program for Eden, Church, and Main Streets and Railroad Avenue. The Main Street Program had excess revenue in its 2020 budget because of the number of events that were cancelled this year, which enabled them to purchase the much-needed new lights.
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