Lafayette Animal Shelter and WildCat Foundation/SpayNation Launch Cats Clocking In Program
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The Better Business Bureau of Acadiana has revoked the Accreditation of two Acadiana companies for violations of their BBB Accreditation Agreements. Accredited Businesses must maintain high standards for fair and honest business practices
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Lafayette, LA – Lafayette Public Library and Lafayette Science Museum have announced a March 11 application deadline Lafayette Mini Maker Faire. Science-enthusiasts, artists, inventors, crafters, tinkerers, artisans and Makers of all kinds can apply to set-up at a Maker booth with a six-foot table or to give a workshop in a classroom setting or a performance. To complete the online application, visit www.lafayette.makerfaire.com<http://www.lafayette.makerfaire.com/>.
has. As surfers and skiers say, "go big or go home," and that's exactly what scammers are doing. Recently, a local oilfield services company contacted BBB about a phishing scam, known as whaling.
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As Mardi Gras season continues, Lafayette Police would like to remind everyone of a few prohibited acts and safety tips:
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Traveling chili cooking teams will be vying for the Louisiana State Championship at Cajun Chili Fest, Saturday, March 16, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. at Blackham Coliseum. In addition to the state cookoff, Cajun Chili Fest also features a local division for Acadiana teams to put their best recipes to the test for a chance to win cash prizes and bragging rights
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On Feb. 25, 2019, the Louisiana Secretary of State hosted a meeting with Lafayette Parish officials to discuss errors in a recent amendment to the Lafayette City-Parish Charter. Last week, Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin questioned the constitutionality of the Dec. 8 vote to establish a new form of government with separate City and Parish Councils. Referencing four major errors and multiple technical errors in the Charter amendment language, Ardoin initially suggested a re-vote would be necessary and called for a meeting.
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Council Members:
Below is an update on the meeting held this morning in the office of Secretary of State, Kyle Ardoin.
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Lafayette, LA – March 1 is the deadline for nonprofit organizations, churches, and schools to register for the second annual South Louisiana (SOLA) Giving Day which is being held on Thursday, May 9.
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After consulting with attorneys, election officials, experts, and a productive meeting with the Secretary of State’s office this morning, it is clear that the only reasonable path to correct the clerical errors in the voting precincts is an ordinance, council members said Monda
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Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana has received many calls regarding
consumers are getting alarming phone calls from someone who claims to be from law
enforcement or Social Security Administration.
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The Big Easel Art Festival will take place on Saturday, April 6 from 9 AM to 5 PM in the River Ranch Town Square in Lafayette, LA. Over 70 artists will setup tents in the River Ranch Town
Square
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A group of local teenagers are excited to announce their rendition of William Shakespeare's Hamlet, with performances on Wednesday, April 3rd and Thursday, April 4th at 7:00 p.m.
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Lafayette, LA, February 19, 2019: Back by popular demand! Perennial audience favorite,
Comedian and Hypnotist Flip Orley returns for one show only on Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 7:30
p.m., at Cité des Arts, 109 Vine Street in downtown Lafayette. Tickets are $20 and are ON SALE
NOW at www.citedesarts.org or call us at 337-291-1122 to reserve your seat.
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Times and locations of installation and removal announced.
Lafayette Mayor-President Joel Robideaux has named Danielle Breaux as permanent Director of LCG’s Development and Planning Department, effective Feb. 18, 2019. Breaux has served as interim director since July 2, 2018.
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Togetherness…To-Go! How many adventures can your family have in one day? Healing House; Hope for Grieving Children is bringing together locally owned businesses, area non-profits, and families for a day of once in a lifetime experiences.
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