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The Jeanerette Fire Department and Loreauville Volunteer Fire Department are organizing a supply collection effort to aid flood-affected residents in Avoyelles Parish and surrounding areas. Supplies will be collected from today through Sunday afternoon, with deliveries scheduled for Sunday evening as floodwaters continue to spread southward through Louisiana communities.
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Tri-Community Nursing Center in Palmetto, St. Landry Parish has begun evacuating all 57 residents in preparation for potential flooding. The nursing home is taking proactive measures to ensure the safety of its residents ahead of anticipated weather threats. This evacuation reflects ongoing concerns about flood risk in the St. Landry Parish area.
Leer másThe OST Conference 2026 will bring together community leaders, tourism professionals, municipal officials, and economic development leaders from South Louisiana on Friday, September 25, 2026. Acclaimed travel journalist Karen LeBlanc will serve as the keynote speaker for the event. The conference aims to gather regional stakeholders to discuss tourism and economic development initiatives.
Leer másLafayette-based fire, police, and government organizations are organizing a relief supply collection effort to assist flood victims in neighboring Avoyelles Parish. The groups are gathering bottled water, cleaning supplies, buckets, towels, and toiletries to support flood recovery operations in the affected area.
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Lafayette Parish organizations are collecting disaster relief supplies to help residents of Avoyelles Parish who have been affected by flooding. Donations are being accepted at Lafayette Fire Department stations from June 19-22 as part of the community relief effort.
Leer másRoxie C. Black, a longtime advocate for African American and trans representation in Acadiana, is being recognized for nearly two decades of work in performance, advocacy, and support for the queer community. The local pioneer is receiving recognition for her significant contributions to the region's cultural and social landscape.
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Ville Platte is celebrating America's 250th anniversary by painting fire hydrants across the city in patriotic colors and designs. The initiative showcases community pride and American spirit throughout the town's streets and sidewalks.
Leer másThis is a local news roundup covering headlines from the parish for Friday, June 19, 2026. The article provides a compilation of various stories relevant to the Acadiana/Lafayette area. Readers are encouraged to submit news tips to the station via email.
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The Lafayette Ballers are preparing for their second season by holding tryouts. The team had a successful inaugural campaign, winning 10 games in their first year of competition.
Leer másOpelousas is hosting its annual Juneteenth Folklife Celebration this weekend, featuring folk art, music, and cultural traditions that celebrate African American heritage in St. Landry Parish. The two-day event showcases the region's rich cultural history and community traditions. This celebration is a key gathering for the local community to honor and recognize Juneteenth.
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has announced a special nine-day black-bellied whistling duck hunting season set for October. This seasonal hunting opportunity is being offered to Louisiana residents and visitors. For details on dates, bag limits, and regulations, hunters should check the LDWF website or contact their local office.
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Ovey Comeaux High School is hosting a Legacy Walk event for alumni, staff, and community members to celebrate the school's history. The event comes ahead of the school's closure and renovation into the Ovey Comeaux Workforce Innovation Academy. The community is invited to participate in honoring the school's legacy during this transition.
Leer másCrowley Counseling Center is celebrating its one-year milestone of providing professional mental health services to the community. The center offers individual therapy, family therapy, and play therapy services, accepting Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay clients to make counseling accessible to residents.
Leer másA historic building in the Lafayette area that partially collapsed in May will be demolished following a decision by the LPTFA Board of Trustees. The board has directed staff to proceed with demolishing the remaining three walls of the two-story section, pending necessary state review and approvals.
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A sign advertising a charity fishing tournament fundraiser for St. Jude in Erath was stolen over the weekend. The tournament organizers lost one of their promotional signs, which were meant to help spread awareness about the upcoming event. The incident highlights challenges faced by local charitable organizations trying to promote their fundraising activities.
Leer másLake Charles has struggled to meet its tree restoration goals after losing a third of its tree canopy due to extreme weather. A resilient tree nicknamed 'Mary' has become a symbol of the city's environmental recovery efforts. The tree's survival may inspire and guide the city's approach to restoring its natural landscape.
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An Opelousas family, the Lemelles, has traveled to Rome after discovering they have family ties to Pope Leo XIV. The St. Landry Parish family is meeting with the Pope during their trip, marking a significant and unique opportunity for this local family.
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A Lafayette teenager is sharing her personal scoliosis diagnosis story during June's Scoliosis Awareness Month to help others facing similar health challenges feel less alone. The teen's advocacy effort highlights the importance of community support for young people navigating chronic health conditions in the Acadiana area.
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New Iberia Senior High School has announced Zi'yon Hill Green as its new head football coach. Green, a New Iberia native, returns to his hometown where he watched the program grow up, bringing personal significance to the role.
Leer másHoly Ground Homeless Outreach is transforming a Lake Charles motel into transitional housing, expanding their efforts to provide 100 rooms for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The initiative builds on the organization's existing use of the 72-room motel for similar purposes in the region.
Leer másThree Lafayette Parish Rotary clubs — Lafayette, Lafayette North, and Youngsville — are joining together to host an adults-only "Bingo After Dark" event for Acadiana residents. The event is being organized as a fundraiser to support charitable causes. This collaborative effort brings a fun social gathering to the local community while supporting the Rotary clubs' philanthropic mission.
Leer másCBS News correspondent David Begnaud is inviting Acadiana residents to nominate their unsung heroes for the Undercurrent Awards 2026. The nomination deadline is July 15, and this is an opportunity to recognize local individuals making a difference in the community.
Leer másRayne WWII veteran Prigeon Fontenot, now 100 years old, returned to Normandy to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D-Day. The local veteran revisited the battleground where he fought against German soldiers during World War II. His journey honors both his service and the historic significance of the D-Day invasion.
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The Port Barre Police Department is launching a free Youth Mentor Program for local school students and children in the area, starting this month. Registration remains open until Monday, June 15, and the program aims to provide valuable mentorship and support to youth in the community.
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