The Ragin’ Cajun family is doing its part to help out those impacted by Hurricane Laura. The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is teaming up with AmeriCorps community service program and Department of Athletics in…
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***UPDATE-August 26, 2020**** The Ride For Rox has been postponed to Saturday, September 5, 2020 due to Hurricane Laura. The severity of the impending storm could possibly leave debris on the planned route. In order…
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Congratulations to Glenn Beck for being inducted into the 2020 Radio Hall of Fame Class. Beck entered via the ‘Spoken Word On-Air Personality’ category that was voted on by the public. You can hear the…
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A group of scientists from Oxford University announced a major study on a strange condition called Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). Patients suffering from CBS are usually blind or have limited eyesight and from time to…
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Be sure to join us for Shark Frenzy 2020! It is a virtual fundraiser. You can support the Southside Band and Football program from the comfort of your own home. The online auction starts Friday,…
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Lafayette Parish Schools are tentatively scheduled to start classes on Tuesday, September 8, 2020. The original start date was mid-August. But after consulting with health officials, the decision was made on Tuesday, August 4, to…
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Pandemic life has resulted in lots of unexpected hobbies and trends lately… One of those trends is having backyard chickens, possibly as a new side hobby to fill time while social distancing is in full…
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The Holy Rosary Redevelopment Board and the Lafayette Public Trust Financing Authority announced Thursday a new partnership to further the work of revitalizing the historic Holy Rosary Institute campus. On Monday the LPTFA Board of…
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If you receive a strange unexpected package in the mail full of seeds, don’t plant it, instead contact the Louisiana Department of Agriculture. For some odd reason, lots of people in Louisiana have been receiving…
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If you receive a strange unexpected package in the mail full of seeds, don’t plant it, instead contact the Louisiana Department of Agriculture. For some odd reason, lots of people in Louisiana have been receiving…
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