A lineup of chefs has been scheduled on Saturdays at the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve’s Prairie Acadian Cultural Center for free foodways cooking demonstrations.
When hunters start stocking up on hunting clothes later this summer, they will have an alternative to hunter orange — blaze pink.
Eight UL Lafayette seniors have been recognized as Outstanding Graduates. Seated from left, are: Emily Covington, College of Liberal Arts; Ashley Duhon, Ray P. Authement College of Sciences; Catherine Ledet, College of Engineering; Celeste Licciardi, College of the Arts. Standing, from left, are: Dr. Joseph Savoie, UL Lafayette president; Eric Carter, University College; Philip McMahon, B.I. Moody III College of Business Administration; Gabrielle Gallien, College of Education; Jake Savoie, College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions; and Angela Morrison, president-elect for the UL Lafayette Alumni Association. (Photo courtesy of the University of Louisiana Lafayette)
Eight students will be honored during Spring 2016 Commencement ceremonies as the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Alumni Association’s Outstanding Graduates.
The Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office reported an emergency landing of a crop duster on Wednesday in the Lyon Point area of Acadia Parish. No injuries were reported. Acadia Parish deputies and local fire departments responded. The name of the pilot and other details were not released. (Photo courtesy of the Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office)
The Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office reported an emergency landing of a crop duster on Wednesday in the Lyon Point area of Acadia Parish. No injuries were reported. Acadia Parish deputies and local fire departments responded. The name of the pilot and other details were not released.
During LSU’s 289th commencement exercises, more than 4,000 students are expected to receive degrees, which would make the spring class the largest graduating class in LSU’s history.
