Month: September 2024
Looking for a home? Lafayette’s Taylor Center can help.
The center offers classes and counseling services and aims to help those priced out of Lafayette’s housing market, though it remains under-resourced and underfunded.
Boulet’s first budget up for final adoption Plus: Public weighs in on councils' plans to roll forward millages
Plus: Public will weigh in on both councils’ plans to roll forward millages.
Builder Greg Manuel dead in plane crash
Conversation: How prepared were you for Francine?
Lafayette schools resume Friday, post-Francine
Schools closed early Tuesday and remained closed through Thursday as Hurricane Francine approached Louisiana.
One dead in plane crash at Oakbourne
Francine’s path leaves 400,000 without power
Francine rolled through New Orleans Thursday evening, dumping over 8 inches of rain in parts of the city, which led to widespread flooding.
Biden issues emergency declaration for Francine
As Francine moves east, Lafayette preps for the aftermath
Lafayette is nonetheless preparing for a big storm. Even a diminished Francine will be disruptive.
As Francine shifts away from Lake Charles, critics say the region was underprepared
For a few days, it looked like soon-to-be hurricane Francine may hit Lake Charles. Local activists say the city would have been unprepared.
How does Francine compare to other hurricanes?
Here’s how Francine, as projected, would compare to some of the major hurricanes that have impacted the Lafayette area.