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Lafayette city, parish property tax bills may increase
Bumps for police and fire salaries, juvenile detention, the airport, the library system and more are on the table.
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By default, minors will be prohibited from using library computers or checking out “adult” materials as defined in a state law passed in 2023.
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Amendments to decades-old laws that inform citizens about government activity could redefine local news around the state and have a big impact on Lafayette.
Lafayette Parish is growing faster than the national average, becoming more diverse and producing more jobs. We should tap into that strength, whatever its sources.
Participants in Ochsner’s dry Lent program enjoy reductions in blood pressure, weight, fat, liver enzymes, total cholesterol and increased vitamin B12.
Local artist and muralist Hannah Gumbo’s art has become a fixture in Lafayette, embodying the colorful and lively spirit of Acadiana through her bold and bright designs. Her latest installation at the Lafayette Visitor Center combines sustainability with hospitality.
It’s time for Louisiana to stop building urban highways, investing in transportation infrastructure that makes our cities poorer.
Space heaters are now being used to warm the diner to the extent possible, and Catholic Charities says repairing the unit could take four to six weeks.
Sixteen years after its first visit in 2007, the national nonprofit’s mobile recording unit has returned to capture more conversations for eternity’s sake. A little legacy goes a long way.
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