A lot of people stigmatize autistic individuals. Autism is more common place than many realize. One in 44 American kids are on the spectrum. It’s not debilitating. Autistic individuals often have high IQ’s and an…
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Do you like to jam? It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner or seasoned musician. All levels of music talent are invited. Music inspires the heart. Come to Le Jam à Vermilionville: Accoustic Sessions…
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Delta Media Corporation partner, Second Harvest Food Bank, is thanking everyone for their continued support in 2021. Because of this generosity, over 28 million meals were made possible for many who are struggling in Acadiana…
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The Better Business Bureau of Acadiana is warning residents about an email scam involving gift card purchases. Good people are always willing to help a friend. Scammers are preying on that. They send an email,…
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Glenn Brasseaux has been mayor of Carencro for the past 19 years. He’s decided to call it a day. Mayor Brasseaux announced his retirement, effective December 31st of this year. The mayor said, in a…
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By: Rebeccah Biggar It has been confirmed that Washington’s NFL team is now called the Washington Commanders. This news comes almost two years since the franchise dropped their old name “The Redskins” following criticism that…
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By: Rebeccah Biggar Peter Robbins, the actor who voiced Charlie Brown in the iconic Peanuts cartoons from the 1960s, has died. He was 65. His family reported that he took his own life last week.…
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Fans all over Who Dat Nation are crying the blues. I’m not. Don’t get me wrong. It’s the end of an era and I’m a big fan. I have a personal letter and a hand-signed…
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A group of Native American tribes in California are getting a piece of their ancestor’s land back. According to an AP News report, the descendants of ten Native American tribes in Northern California’s coastal area…
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