A new study indicates that food insecurity is rising in Lafayette and Louisiana, even as federal data collection and assistance programs are being reduced or eliminated. The combination of increasing hunger alongside shrinking government support and resources presents a growing challenge for the region.
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The Best Stop in Scott is celebrating its 40th anniversary on Sunday, November 1st, bringing together family, longtime employees, customers, and community leaders to honor four decades of serving Cajun food and community. The all-day event runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the original location.
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Lafayette Consolidated Government and Keep Lafayette Beautiful will host a free Paper Shredding Day on Saturday, November 14, allowing residents to safely dispose of sensitive documents. The event provides a secure way for community members to destroy confidential paperwork.
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The Lafayette Police Department is reminding families in Acadiana about Halloween safety tips for trick-or-treating this week. Officers are emphasizing child visibility, candy inspection, and street safety to prevent pedestrian accidents during neighborhood festivities.
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