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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 22
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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Lafayette bar sting nets four noncompliant underage drinking citations (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Four college bars in Lafayette were cited over the weekend for selling alcohol to minors, according to the Lafayette Police Department. Sgt. Robin Green, public information officer for the Lafayette Police Department, said the department conducts these operations periodically. The last one was Sept. 10 and focused on convenience stores. “When we decided to do our operation, we chose to target the bars to make sure that they were not selling alcohol to perso
‘Don’t think it can’t happen to you’: Acadiana musician says routine cancer screening saved his life (opens the original)
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OPELOUSAS, La. (Acadiana News First) - In 2013, at 33 years old, Joseph Wayne Singleton wasn’t thinking about cancer. He was thinking about his next show. However, his wife, a nurse, kept urging him to get checked out. “That kept going on until finally, one day, I was like, ‘You made the appointment, I’ll go. If that’ll satisfy you and I won’t have to hear about this again, go,’” Singleton said. Singleton said he went to prove a point. Instead, doctors found something that would change his life.
Louisiana Music Museum effort enters phase two of fundraising campaign (opens the original)
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LAFAYETTE, La. (Acadiana News First) - The Acadiana Center for the Arts is one step closer to turning a historic hardware store in Downtown Lafayette into the Louisiana Music Museum. The organization is about $4 million away from its goal in the second phase of the museum’s capital campaign, and has named three new fundraising co-chairs to help reach its $10 million target. Deputy Director Fawn Hernandez said there has not been one place where people can understand the influence Louisiana has ha
‘It’s a cushion;’ Acadiana farmer reacts to executive order targeting diesel prices (opens the original)
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YOUNGSVILLE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Gov. Jeff Landry issued an executive order allowing farmers to use dyed diesel fuel for on-road vehicles. The order went into effect today (Sept. 23), and temporarily suspends state penalties for using “dyed diesel” in vehicles registered for on-road use. The suspension applies specifically to vehicles registered as Class 2 (forest products) or Class 5 (farm use). The move comes as diesel prices in Louisiana have hit an all-time high of $6.03 per gallon,
‘It’s a cushion;’ Acadiana farmer reacts to executive order targeting diesel prices (opens the original)
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YOUNGSVILLE, La. (Acadiana News First) - Gov. Jeff Landry issued an executive order allowing farmers to use dyed diesel fuel for on-road vehicles. The order went into effect today (Sept. 23), and temporarily suspends state penalties for using “dyed diesel” in vehicles registered for on-road use. The suspension applies specifically to vehicles registered as Class 2 (forest products) or Class 5 (farm use). The move comes as diesel prices in Louisiana have hit an all-time high of $6.03 per gallon,
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