It sounds like the set-up to a bad B movie, but it really happened at Negreet High School in Many, where a portrait of Jesus once hung in the school lobby and Bible verses hung on the walls — until the ACLU of Louisiana filed suit on behalf of the...
Dafford and Gould pull away from UL Lafayette in mid-November with boxes and boxes of The Public Art of Robert Dafford, photographed
and written by Gould. They embark on 2,000 miles of road travel,
attending book signings and interviews at venues between Louisiana and
Ohio, meandering through West Virginia and Kentucky, and stopping in
Vicksburg, Miss., before returning home to Lafayette.
You’ve probably seen by now the public service announcements for Project
Front Yard, the LCG initiative backed by local businesses and civic
groups to address litter and blight issues in Lafayette.
Has the extraordinary release of documents in the Seth Fontenot murder
trial really served the public interest and — more important — his right
to a fair trial?
The Lafayette city marshal’s Feb. 29 contempt hearing — for failing to turn over court-ordered documents responsive to a public records request — could be just the beginning of his legal troubles.
Charles Fenstermaker has been elevated to CFO of Fenstermaker & Associates following the retirement of longtime CFO Dan Lavergne, who held the post for 18 years.
This month Louisiana will officially activate two laws addressing police interaction with the public, drafted and passed with what critics say was knee-jerk rashness and inattention to detail.