Op-Ed

Due to budget deficits for 2025/2026, potential cuts and/or elimination of certain programs for the elderly and those with disabilities through the Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) were discussed.

THE 100 CLUB OF ACADIANA is a relative new organization set up to provide financial support for the families of fallen and injured police officers and firefighters in all of Acadiana - Lafayette, Iberia, St. Martin, Vermillion, Acadia and St. Landry. 

As we face the harsh reality that crime is a serious problem in Louisiana, with three of our cities ranking among the nation's most dangerous, the need for decisive action has never been more pressing. Governor Jeff Landry, standing firm on law and order, rightly identified crime as a critical issue demanding immediate action.

The 2024 legislative session in Louisiana has been extraordinary, reinforcing our state's foundation of freedom, safety, and prosperity.

The Louisiana Legislature passed the Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Rise (LA GATOR) program through Senate Bill (SB) 313, heading to the governor's desk for signature.

This legislative session has had a robust discussion of the implementation of Educational Spending Accounts or ESAs.

Congressman Clay Higgins (R-LA) authored the following op-ed in support of closed-party primaries, which will be considered during a special session of the Louisiana Legislature this week.

Krewe de Acadian successfully held a Community Health Fair on November 11, 2023.

Today, one of the topics of concern within St. Landry Parish is the violence and disregard for authority among our youth. 

Youngsville Mayor Ken Ritter must have unity and teamwork in his DNA as he continually proves there is no "I" in team.