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This summer camp plays a key role in Acadiana's 'music workforce pipeline'
In south Louisiana, being a traditional musician is about more than having a good ear, technical skill or a steady sense of rhythm. Those things are important, yes. But when it comes to excelling at Cajun and Creole music, Louisiana Folk Roots director Jeanne Solis says that true understanding stems from an "appreciation for where the music comes from, and how it feels in the soul and spirit."
Southern University, Love Heals the Boot hosts free health clinics across Louisiana
Baton Rouge, Louisiana – May 7, 2024 – Southern University’s Increasing Clinicians of Diversity (SU ICOD) project is partnering with Love Heals the Boot - Love Heals Free Clinics to host a series of free healthcare clinics across Louisiana in June. These free clinics will offer essential dental, vision, and medical services to underserved communities in Baton Rouge, Opelousas, Alexandria, and Shreveport.
Caught on camera: Possible funnel cloud in Krotz Springs rips off roofs
KROTZ SPRINGS —- Video caught by a UWK viewer appears to show a possible tornado or funnel cloud crossing through Krotz Springs Thursday night. The video was captured around 9 p.m. near Division St. in St. Landry Parish, that’s west of Pointe Coupee Parish, specifically, west of Livonia.
Opelousas man faces drug weapons charges, including fentanyl & meth
OPELOUSAS, La. (KADN) — St. Landry Parish Sheriff Bobby Guidroz said drugs, including fentanyl and meth, and guns were seized during the search of a home and a man was arrested. Sheriff Guidroz said Don Robertson, 55, of Opelousas, is charged with possession with intent to distribute Schedule II...
Man allegedly points gun at woman in Opelousas; 9 arrested
OPELOUSAS, La. — Officers from the Opelousas Police Department's Patrol Division responded to an aggravated assault with a firearm complaint in the 1700 block of Ross Street on Saturday, May 18, around 1:15 p.m. Upon arrival and subsequent investigation, officers determined that a man had pointed a firearm at...
Furever Home Friday: Lingo has lived at the shelter for 150 days, can you help find her furever family?
Krista DeGuelle, Development Coordinator with Acadiana Animal Aid, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details on Lingo and how she is still living at the shelter after 150 days. Krista also shared details on an upcoming Top Golf fundraiser to raise money for the animals in need. Click here to adopt Lingo!
Cleanup and recovery underway in Henderson; Pat's Edgewater Inn faces possible demolition
HENDERSON, La. (KADN) — A week ago, an EF-2 tornado tore through Cecilia and Henderson in St. Martin Parish. The recovery process has been tough. Power seems to be restored for some, but the cleanup continues.
WBR Schools to offer free summer meals for kids, teens
WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH, La. (WAFB) - The West Baton Rouge Schools announced a free summer meal program for children and teens. According to the school system, families can come weekly to the distribution events to receive a meal box for each of their children, ages 18 and under. Each meal box includes seven breakfasts, seven lunches, and one gallon of milk.
City Bank Employee Spotlight: Joanna Washington
Joanna Washington, the daughter of Mary Boast Victorian and Marshall Daniel of Opelousas, La., is married to Kevin B. Washington Jr. Together, they are the proud parents of twins, Kaylee and Kevin III. Joanna has been a valuable member of the City Bank team for nearly 19 years, starting as...
Parish President vetoes parish ordinance to give authority over sewage plant
The question of who will have control over a sewer plant expansion is a major topic of discussion after Parish President Jessie Bellard vetoed the parish ordinance to grant authority over the facility to the City of Opelousas.
Students from Creswell Middle in Opelousas enjoy lunch at restaurant as reward for grades and behavior
A group of students from Creswell Middle School in Opelousas were celebrated for good grades and good behavior. As recognition for their hard work, restaurateur Ema Haq opened his doors in Lafayette on Monday, May 20, for a congratulatory meal. Tags. Localnow. Students from Creswell Middle in Opelousas enjoy lunch...
La Table Française des Opelousas, Every Last Wednesday of the Month
Wildon Fontenot, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details on a special French Table in Opelousas. La Table Française des Opelousas meets every last Wednesday of the month at Le Vieux Village (828 E. Landry St) at 8:30 am. This month’s meeting will be held on 5/29/2024. Learning French? Join us for the free event! It’s a fantastic opportunity to expand your language skills and connect with others. Let’s embark on this language-learning journey together.
Main Highway in Breaux Bridge back open after tree cleared from roadway
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announces that effective immediately, La. 31 (Main Highway) in Breaux Bridge, from Noel Lane to Frederick Road, is closed to traffic.
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