Grand Coteau is celebrating Creole Culture Day this weekend with traditional festivities including a boucherie, offering families the opportunity to honor their Creole heritage and share their personal histories. The all-day event from dawn to dusk provides a chance for the community to preserve and learn about Creole traditions.
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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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The Louisiana Highway Safety Commission is warning drivers to be extra cautious on Halloween, as the holiday sees fatality rates matching Carnival and New Year's Eve combined. Motorists are urged to watch for trick-or-treaters and avoid impaired driving to stay safe during the busy holiday.
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The Fifth Annual Acadiana Eats Festival in Scott has announced its contest winners for People's Choice and Judge's Choice awards. The festival drew over 2,000 votes from across Acadiana for the vendor competition following the two-day celebration of local food, music, and culture.
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