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The Acadiana community is celebrating the life and legacy of Bill Rodier, an economic development leader from St. Landry Parish. Known for his message of positivity, proactivity, and faith, Rodier made a significant impact on the region through his work in economic development.
Read moreThe University of Louisiana at Lafayette men's basketball team held its second annual Quannas White Golf Tournament at Southern Oaks Country Club, bringing together alumni and current Cajun basketball players. The event served as both a fundraiser and team-building opportunity ahead of the upcoming season.
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A one-year-old boy from Acadiana has been selected to appear on a Times Square billboard in New York as part of the National Down Syndrome Society's Buddy Walk campaign. This recognition highlights the local child's participation in Down syndrome awareness efforts. The feature will showcase the young boy on one of the world's most prominent advertising displays.
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Maleighah Landry, a student at Meaux Elementary School in Vermilion Parish, is featured as this week's Acadiana Kidcaster. The young student aspires to become both a cheerleader and a storm chaser when she grows up.
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Rusty Noel of Rusty's Seasoning For Every Stuff and his competition cooking team have been selected to star in a new 10-episode food series called Rusty's Bites From The Boot. The series celebrates Acadiana cuisine and culture through the lens of local food expertise and competitive cooking.
Read moreThe Mustang World Series is bringing teams from around the world and across the country to Youngsville this weekend. The event is generating an economic boost for the community beyond just the ballpark itself.
Read moreThe City of Opelousas Parks and Recreation Department is hosting the Youth State Recreation Track Meet on Saturday, August 1, at Donald Gardner Stadium. The event will feature young athletes competing from across Louisiana.
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The Southwest Louisiana Zydeco Festival will celebrate its 44th year on September 5 at the Yambilee Festival Grounds, featuring a diverse musical lineup and honoring Sid Williams. This annual celebration brings together the region's rich zydeco music tradition.
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The Acadiana Eats Festival V is expanding to a two-day event on October 23-24, 2026, at the West Village Development in Scott. The festival, presented by Tony's Cajun Kick Seasoning, will offer an enhanced experience showcasing Acadiana's culinary traditions.
Read moreA woman who runs Little Zion Community Outreach Center in Verdunville is profiled for her work providing food, faith, and encouragement to those in need in the community.
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A Vermilion Parish family shares their experience after their 15-month-old son, Asher, was diagnosed with a brain tumor following a routine MRI for developmental delays. Born prematurely at 27 weeks, the infant underwent life-changing brain surgery after doctors discovered the tumor.
Read moreThe Louisiana Department of Health has announced details for residents in four parishes to apply for DSNAP (Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), which provides emergency food assistance following a disaster. Eligible residents should review the application requirements and deadlines to access these disaster food stamps.
Read moreMillions of eggs sold at Kroger and Brookshire's locations across several states, including Louisiana, are being recalled due to potential salmonella contamination. Consumers who purchased eggs from these retailers should check their purchases and follow recall guidance to avoid foodborne illness.
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A Lake Charles man named Andy Saltzman won a $100,002 Easy 5 lottery jackpot from the July 15 drawing. This Louisiana lottery winner claimed his prize from the state lottery game.
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Nearly 1.6 million eggs have been recalled due to salmonella concerns, with Louisiana products among those impacted. The recall affects both white and cage-free brown eggs sold in the state.
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Carencro native Ja'Loni Broussard has earned a position on the Chicago Luvabulls Dance Team, the official dance team of the NBA's Chicago Bulls. The City of Carencro recognized her achievement as a local success story.
Read moreLafayette native Keondria Francis, an urban fiction editor, is working to increase representation of Black editors and authors in the literary world. Francis is sharing her own story while helping lift the voices of underrepresented writers in publishing.
Read moreCajun musician Jay Cormier has passed away. Cormier was a respected member of several local bands including Cajun Born, Jay Cormier & Rodney Miller, and the Superpickers, and had been recognized by the Cajun French Music Association.
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A Vermilion Parish family filed a complaint with the Louisiana State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors against a New Orleans funeral home after weeks of delayed communication regarding their loved one's cremated remains. The family is now expected to finally receive the remains after the complaint was filed.
Read moreThe iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile, a 27-foot hot dog-shaped vehicle, is visiting Acadiana this week with stops at Rouses locations and the Children's Museum of Acadiana on Thursday and Friday.
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The Mega Millions lottery is offering the 10th-largest jackpot in its history on Tuesday, giving Louisiana residents another chance to win big. The article explores whether Louisiana is due for a major lottery win.
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Two volunteers are working to raise $7,000 in closing costs to help a 78-year-old U.S. Army veteran in Lafayette avoid losing his home. The fundraising effort aims to prevent the veteran from becoming homeless.
Read moreLurcy Marceaux, who served as Construction and Property Manager for Southern Mutual Help Association, Inc. in New Iberia for nearly 50 years, has passed away. Services are being held to honor his long dedication to the organization and community.
Read moreSt. Martinville's Cultural Camp is offering local children a summer program that combines art, sports, music, and history. The city's Culture, Recreation and Tourism Department is using the camp to help kids engage with their community and cultural heritage before summer ends.
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