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Stephanie Fay Mayeux and John Daniel Boudreaux, of Lake Charles, exchanged wedding vows on July 12, 2008 during a 6:00 p.m. double ring ceremony.
Broussard man loses home in fire
A major fire destroyed a man's Broussard home Wednesday afternoon. The home, in the 1600 block of Duchamp Road, caught fire around 3:30 p.m., completely ruining 58-year-old Edgar Waldon's home and everything ...
Feds investigating La. horseman's fund
The feds are investigating the Louisiana Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, a nonprofit that serves as the bookkeeper at Louisiana's four racetracks -- paying out the purses after each race -- ...
In the next six years, the state estimates that the Lafayette region will need 30 percent more surgical technologists.
No Yes Federal, state and local officials are taking part in a large-scale evacuation drill today across South Louisiana.
Broussard Police are still trying to figure out why an Arkansas man killed his co worker Sunday night.
High court declines Broussard immunity
The Hurricane Katrina flooding lawsuit against Jefferson Parish and President Aaron Broussard remains alive, after the state Supreme Court declined, for now, to take up defense claims that a homeland security ...
Broussard Man Accused of Murdering Co-Worker
Sunday night, Broussard Police responded to a fight that led to a shooting on 106 St.
Broussard man arrested for second-degree murder
Dillon Dust, 25, of Arkansas, was booked on one count of second degree murder following an altercation that occcured at about 8 p.m. Sunday in his apartment at 106 S. St.
Bart LeBlanc and Lynn Broussard
Mr. Kenwood and Mrs. Mary Broussard of New Iberia are please to announce the engagement of their daughter, Lynn Margaret Broussard to Bart Brandon LeBlanc, son of Herman W. and Roxanne P. LeBlanc of Lafayette.
Three accidents claim three lives in three days
Louisiana State Police Troop I is currently investigating a fatal crash that took place at midnight Sunday on Interstate 49 at the St.
Utilities become consumer headache
Electric companies are spending more than ever on fuel, and customers are paying for it.
Wellbore Energy Solutions Expands In Broussard, LA
Lafayette, La.-based, privately held Wellbore Energy Solutions LLC has completed building its corporate office and warehouse facility in nearby Broussard, La., and will move into the building soon.
Allison Terry and Trey Graham, both of Lafayette, exchanged marriage vows at 11 a.m. on Sunday, May 18, 2008 at Vintage Park Treehouse in Broussard.
Americans say 'faith isn't the only way'
America remains a nation of believers, but a new survey finds most Americans don't feel their religion is the only way to eternal life - even if their faith tradition teaches otherwise.
Lauren Elizabeth Boatner and Dustin Charles Trahan of Lafayette exchanged wedding vows during a 6:00 pm nuptial mass June 21 at First Baptist Memorial Chapel.
Opelousas - The Opelousas Police Department logged the following complaints Thursday : Two reports of drug law violations, in the 600 block of Pulford Street and in the 600 block of Kim Drive.
Portrait of Gov. Jindal, Louisiana Politician Recall Petitions
Due to the legislative pay grab, voters across Louisiana are responding with not only anger, letters to the editor and calls to talk radio, but also with recall petitions.
Safety upgrades for railroad crossings in New Iberia will soon be underway as part of the city's plans for the $1.6 million in federal funding it received for a railroad grade separation.