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• Lafayette, LA News
• 'Too early to quit'
• Shock over arrest in NYC boy's '79 disappearance
• Letters seek leniency in suicide case
• CIA honors those lost in covert tasks
• Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
• Church prays for God to take Ledet higher
• Bills proposed to stop illegal drugs
• Lawmakers push aid to military, veterans
• Warning signs for Obama on path to electoral votes
• Police map Mickey's route
• UN agency finds higher enrichment at Iranian site
• CEO pay rises 6 percent in '12
• LPSS board working to avoid split school districts
• Government, police deny allegations in suit
• Ind. man releases hostages, shoots self
• Presidential race costliest ever
• NJ man charged in boy's murder
• Second Mile to end
• Everest climber skips summit, rescues friend
• Dragon capsule makes history
• Threats feared in LPD dispute
• Private ship flies to space station
• Food stamp card fraud concerns rise in states
• Onetime top football prospect exonerated
• Mars rover snaps shadow
• Times-Picayune: No longer a daily paper
• Memorial Day upcoming events
• Cyclists keep focus on safety
• US forecasters predict a normal hurricane season
• 'I told her to be safe'
• Volunteers keep coming
• Summer Camp Never Sounded So Cool
• Lt. Governor's Music Gala – New Date
• City's vision statement released
• Astrodome spared? Group suggests overhaul, reuse
• Clinton, military leaders plead for sea treaty
• Obama, Dems redoubling money efforts to keep edge
• Romney touts education plan, defends Bain
• Cajun Heartland State Fair starts today
• Pig Stand owners sue state agencies
• Five Lafayette police officers sue their superiors
• Community describes missing woman's neighborhood as friendly, safe
• Weekend-to-Weekend
• Saigon Noodles has spice, character ... like Acadiana
• Club Calendar
• Times Calendar
• Diablo III's long awaited escapism is now a reality
• The State Fair is back
• Also this week: Dance to Radiohead; New Orleans funk
• Board must report LSUS progress
• 20-student limit set in K-3 classes
• Arrests and incidents
• Police briefs
• Local paramedic recognized for service
• Five local schools to accept vouchers
• Local NJROTC to be discontinued
• Audit: LUS Fiber lost $45,000 a day
• 500 people gather, pray for missing woman Tuesday
• Hundreds join in search
• Crews to let chemical plant fire burn
• Saints upbeat despite Brees' absence
• Miss. riot reminder of 1999 jail takeover
• 'Someone somewhere knows what happened'
• Legacy sites lawsuit compromise advances
• President snubs Pakistan leader over supply routes
• Senate approves $3.4 billion for school funding
• Ex-student sentenced in suicide case
• Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over rule
• Offshore inspectors use Mr. Charlie
• Robin Gibb of Bee Gees loses battle with cancer
• Summer comes early
• Friends, relatives search for missing woman
• Cajuns win regional crown
• Births
• CitySmarts Summer Art Camps
• Strong quake kills 4 in Italy cheese region
• Arrests & incidents
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off Carolina coast
• Witnesses describe wrong-way 18-wheeler
• The games the House and Senate are playing
• Guist's bayou buddies "and fans, too" bid him adieu
• Lafayette soldier excels in competition
• Autistic man offers free hugs
• Ex-New Orleans cop seeks new trial
• Police chase driver 25 miles down wrong side of the highway
• Louisiana lawmakers spent thousands on mass mailings
• Not a lot left in legislative session
• Lafayette economy: Strength in data
• A ROUSING SENDOFF
• World leaders confront flagging Afghan war
• Global leaders seek to corral Europe crisis
• Ledet in high spirits after 'Idol' departure
• Delicious competition
• Broussard eyes split from LPSS
• Delicious competition
• Lawmakers seek review of tax breaks
• UL board postpones meeting on cuts
• St. Jude Dream Home is more than fundraising
• Local company pays for repairs
• State could help UL expand
• Ga. woman courageous in face of amputation
• Doctor's assistant arrested for prescription forgeries
• Rayne Police arrest attempted robbery suspect
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• UL board postpones meeting on cuts
• Crimson Tide fan indicted on sex charge
• Youngsville threatens to break from LPSS
• Fans pumped for softball
• New learning center aids the youngest
• Fate of US 'uninsurables' hinges on Supreme Court
• Boy finds finger in Arby's sandwich
• 6 shot, 3 dead in Louisville
• Fire, water and animal control are first at risk in Broussard/LCG divide
• Joshua Ledet voted off 'Idol'
• Coulee threatens family home
• Bill would ban inmates from profiting off of crimes
• Eunice teen charged with attempted murder
• Judge ends Evangeline lawsuit
• Arrests and incidents
• Police briefs
• Investigation into shooting death of 21-year-old moves to district attorney
• Northside High to get spring cleaning
• District attorney releases pretrial diversion list
• Lafayette colleges poised to cut $25M
• Broussard officials say residents protected despite Durel's threat
• Pedestrian's death shows dangers of distracted driving
• Flesh-eating germ rare, especially for the healthy
• Father: Woman with flesh-eating bug improving
• Facebook ban for sex offenders gets final passage
• Durel: City should sever ties with Broussard
• Council decides traffic cameras will stay in Lafayette
• Public Safety Complex breaks ground
• House backs drug testing for welfare recipients
• The Phillip Phillips problem
• No word yet on cause of death for reality star Mitchell Guist
• Two men arrested in Iberia house washing thefts
• Durel says he'll have Redflex violators prosecuted
• Library's ban on best-seller sparks censorship debate
• Ville Platte man dies in fire, one person escapes
• Lafayette Parish Arrest Report
• Attempted murder charge leveled
• Homeward Bound
• School rebate bill goes to Senate
• Guist of 'Swamp People' dies
• Northside coaches run up debt
• NY seeks to deny murderers spousal burial rights
• Obama administration adopts strategy to fight Alzheimer's
• Obama assaults Romney's jobs record with ads, video
• Paul effectively ends presidential campaign
• Landry will run against Boustany
• 1 northbound lane of U.S. 90 to close in Broussard Tuesday night
• House cuts to cripple care, DHH says
• Locally, same-sex marriage overshadowed by Mother's Day
• JPMorgan executive expected to resign
• Ecotourism project brings canoeing trails
• How will statement play on the ground?
• Drawing focuses on Iran's nuke work
• Arrests and incidents
• Grads enter improving job market
• Local briefs
• Farmer's Market keeps it fresh
• Traffic camera vote set for Tuesday
• Improvements in content reflect reader passions
• Full Access subscription to begin in June
• Advertiser unveils new subscription model
• Arrests and Incidents
• Police briefs
• Hilliard bicentennial event delights crowds
• Graduates overcome obstacles to reach goals
• Southwest Louisiana fetes homegrown 'Idol'
• UL graduation: 'It is now your turn'
• Ledet Parade: Westlake welcomes its 'Idol'
• Vermilionville Hosts Free Culture Day In Honor Of Creoles
• UL graduation ceremonies set for today
• Ledet's 'Idol' parade, rally to be today
• Kidnapped girls returned safely
• Writer explores back road culture
• Budget bluster continues
• Make it official
• Gay, lesbian donors give Obama a fundraising boost
• 'Look man "" by any means necessary'
• Skull linked to Utah scout missing since '61
• Friends remember 'Goober Pyle' actor Lindsey
• Local music venue closes for season
• The heart of the matter
• 'American Idol' contestant Ledet advances, will visit Westlake over weekend
• Kidnap-slaying suspect kills self; two girls OK
• Military class shelved for view on Islam
• Documentary shows local work and play with horses
• Private daycares mixed about Cooper's proposal
• Bowling tournament coming to Lafayette
• Early childhood education leaders urge streamlining
• Republicans buck Jindal on budget
• U.S. Postal Service releases list of proposed changes for rural post offices
• UL Commencement parking map released
• Cathedral Carmel gets state technology grant
• Personal belief could attract some voters, repel others
• Acadiana Center for the Arts and Lisa & Chuck Boudreaux Presents Jazz Legend Dr. Michael White
• Pilot who helped land 1989 jet dies
• LCVC awards $160,000 in grants
• Local LGBT supporters applaud Obama's stance
• Warrant issued for alleged wheelchair thief
• Jumping toward Olympic gold
• Lafayette ranks high in Forbes list
• Arrests and incidents
• LCG faces $5 million shortfall
• Afghan war support drops to new low
• What's next for "Louisiana Crossroads"?
• Royal Teeth signs to Dangerbird Records
• Club Calendar
• Weekend-to-Weekend
• Bringing it all back home
• What I'll be seeing and avoiding at the movies
• 'Avengers' reaches $207.4M for opening
• Classic computer and console games find new life in phones
• Treat Mom to a delicious day
• North Carolina approves gay marriage ban amendment
• Louisiana Crossroads Season Finale With Zigaboo Modeliste
• Few OWI cases make it to trial
• Defense in Penn St. case digs into accusers' pasts
• Lafayette auto show creates optimism
• Local Girl Scouts ask for help
• Youth park at risk as part of Horse Farm deal
• From Johnson's, with love
• Ledet competes for top 3 spot on 'Idol'
• Residents to feel pain of budget cut for LCG
• May ArtWalk at The AcA
• Palestinian prisoners on mass hunger strike
• No bullet wound found in soldier Skype death
• Obama's vague marriage stance under scrutiny
• NC weighs gay marriage ban
• CIA thwarts 'undetectable' al-Qaida bomb plot
• Cooper to discuss LPSS plan
• Authorities search for alleged gunman
• Horse Farm purchase may be complete this summer
• Woman's stolen wheelchair returned
• Obesity to increase in US
• Authorities say trailer park fire set intentionally
• Wheelchair returned to Scott family
• Louisiana gas prices fell last week, group says
• Scientists tracking Mobile Bay pelicans
• AcA’s Performing Arts Residency Program Continues With Images Animees
• People who live alone deal with Alzheimer's
• Wife saw bullet hole in wall
• 'Avengers' smashes record with $200 million debut
• George Lindsey, TV's Goober Pyle, dies at 83
• Biden OK with equal rights for married gay couples
• Relatives sue school over hanging
• Music speeds learning
• Tough calls await state lawmakers
• Texas couple claims etouffée prize
• Miss USA dreams
• Downtown businesses reap big rewards
• Openness lacking in OWI cases
• Festival investments pay dividends
• Herbal Lore In The Rural Communities
• Race, religion collide this election year
• Breaux Bridge honors crawfish
• Study: Fertility treatment tied to birth defect risks
• Romney attempts to balance campaign
• Man photographs cheetah attack
• AP surges as tool for schools raising standards
• LPA honors Daily Advertiser
• Berthelot named LCVC director
• Vermilionville Unveils Newest Living Exhibit
• Lawyer: Edwards knew money was for his benefit
• Obama campaign features no new promies
• April job growth sluggish
• 'Jeopardy!' teen makes it to semi-finals
• Early voting starts in Carencro today
• Pizza Village's new location opens Monday
• Veterans reunite after four decades
• Toups: LCG must cut its budget
• Son arrested in shooting of ICE agent
• Police think Neo-Nazi killed four, self in Arizona
• Report: EPA held back on fracking finding
• Senators at odds over bullying ban
• Josh Barentine: All he needs is eight seconds
• Parish income ranks top 9 percent
• Ex-BP engineer pleads not guilty
• Plan gives rebates for helping public schools
• Carencro man dies in hoist accident
• UL to end remedial classes
• Marvel Movie Marathon celebrates 'Avengers' release
• National Day of Prayer events set
• Gang of 5 pushes Cooper's reform to pass
• John Edwards' daughter leaves courtroom in tears
• First of 2 papers on lab-made bird flu published
• '50-50' chance Pettitte misheard Clemens
• Plans in motion to paint UL logo on water tower
• Acadiana teen wins $21,000 on 'Jeopardy!'
• CASA volunteers changing lives
• Poll: La mixed on voucher support
• Grand jury clears LHS teacher of all charges
• Saints players punished
• Tropical Smoothie Cafe
• Club Calendar: May 3 - 9
• American Idol Live! Tour comes to the Cajundome
• Crawfish Festival to pay homage to tasty mudbugs
• Times Picks
• The Buzz
• Be You: Crystal Place
• PSC to vote on white pages' fate
• House crafts $25 billion budget
• Fans can help vote on UL's TV destiny
• Local teen takes on 'Jeopardy!'
• Obama sees 'light on the horizon'
• Durel's plan proposes more traffic cameras
• State Superintendent holds town hall-style meeting with Acadiana teachers
• Police briefs
• U.S. Rep. Boustany kicks off campaign
• Thorn set to preform at Acadiana Center
• See live coverage from our editorial board meeting with State Superintendent John White
• EPA administrator resigns over comments
• State welcomes bicentennial babies
• Ohio officials to return five exotic animals to widow
• Running blind: Chinese activist's dramatic escape
• Obama: Marking bin Laden death is not a 'celebration'
• Sinbad to perform at Heymann Center
• Calendar offers opportunities, pitfalls
• Assistant principal arrested
• Three named as educator finalists
• Bicentennial exhibit opens at Lafayette Science Museum
• Tab Benoit, Dr. John and others fight to save coast
• Have A Heart
• What happened didn't stay in Colombia
• Barry honored for 50 years on board
• WTC is back on top in NYC
• Student loan agreement? Not so fast.
• Flooding disperses invasive species
• New hotels arise amid ruins in Haitian capital
• Netanyahu explores early elections in Israel
• Gov. Jindal and allies crack whip
• State sings 'Happy Birthday' to itself
• Volunteers drive festival
• Police blow Wash. mountain bunker, find man dead
• Romney shakes up the strategy, tones down rhetoric
• Wyeth's Pa. world opening to public for first time
• Blind lawyer's escape to overshadow US-China talks
• Thierry seeks to protect kids from online predators
• Romney, Gingrich, GSA: Obama tweaks them all
• Rusted Root to close out Festival
• Matriarchs of Festival International
• Melting into Festival's churn
• A celebration of the forgotten
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• School board to discuss reorganization plan at pre-meeting workshop
• The Louisiana Experience
• Top 'Idols' to play Cajundome
• Dancing in the street
• LSU board fires system president Lombardi
• Obama uses new political weapon
• House ignores veto threat
• Family defies cerebral palsy
• NYC crowds awed by shuttle flight
• New Secret Service rules on alcohol, unsavory bars
• Poetry gets physical, dramatic
• On the streets of Festival
• Arrests and Incidents
• Who gets health insurance rebates under new law
• Artwork Selection Made For Southern Open 2012 Exhibition
• Lesbian Scout leader ousted
• Health care rebates top $1B
• LHA audit released Thursday
• Senators reject bill removing smoker protection
• Rayne community mourns loss of four young fire victims
• Festival can be a place for kids
• Recycling machine will help crush cans during Festival
• Setting up the big stage
• School board members weigh in on Douet's $500K lawsuit
• LGMC to shutter pediatric ICU
• Burger King makes cage-free eggs, pork promise for 2017
• Of food supply risks, mad cow's not high on list
• Panel clarifies higher ed authority
• The '92 LA riot: Revisiting a dark day in LA history
• Cox honors inspirational youth 'Heroes'
• Services set for four killed in fire
• House OKs 'legacy lawsuits' bill
• Maurice man indicted in White Lake fisherman's death
• Jindal flies to D.C. to speak to group
• Festival International: Way more than just music
• 'Avengers' hits big screen with a blast
• Festival's Marche des Arts a true La. bazaar
• Landreth's 'elemental journey'
• Michael Juan Nunez brings out a new American Electric
• RadioRadio's myriad influences color 'Grace'
• Sacred Steel
• Times Picks
• Weekend to weekend
• Acme Taco brings the heat to local Mexican fare
• INNOV8 - Eight Days Infinite Possibilities
• Questions, answers students need to know about loans
• Obamacare collapse would give control to employers
• House GOP pulls its budget punches
• Camera critics raise new arguments
• Finding where 2x+3x = tennis
• Festival visitors diverse, curious
• Romney sweeps five primary wins
• Former BP engineer arrested in oil spill case
• Ragin' Cajuns coach is staying
• Former principal files lawsuit
• Mug shots, April 24, 2012
• Changes to retirement plans raise concerns
• Prostitution scandal expands
• Romney campaigns in Pa.
• 'Legacy' lawsuits bills in House and Senate
• Camera critics to speak out during council meeting tonight
• Youngsville teen to be honored as 'inspirational hero'
• Woman charged in child's death
• FBI gains access to servers at courthouse
• BP settlement meets criticism
• Rayne mother faces four murder charges
• Camera critics to argue against Redflex during council meeting
• Former Ragin' Cajun Kelley facing felony charge
• Lafayette Parish has lowest unemployment rate in the state
• Man charged with two counts of attempted murder
• Police upgrade charges in Rayne fire to second-degree murder
• Lafayette Parish booking photos, April 23, 2012
• Student Arts Expo Increasing Public Knowledge and Appreciation for the Arts!
• Hollande, Sarkozy head to runoff
• Syria hotspot Homs enjoys lull
• More agents expected to be fired in scandal
• US, Afghanistan reach deal on strategic pact
• Swing-state unemployment down
• Arrests and incidents
• Bayou Verdine cleanup to begin in August
• INNOV8 puts focus on wetlands
• Four children die in Rayne fire
• Lafayette Parish Arrest Report
• Rude awakening for new grads
• Attorney, not Jindal, sought email records
• Supporters: RESTORE Act closer to becoming law
• In '72, EPA battled pollution; now, it's politics
• Students explore oil spill's effect on coastal wildlife
• Oiled rookeries look different 2 years after spill
• 'Hunger Games' fever makes archery cool for children
• Some Tulsa blacks doubt rampage will prompt change
• Patz case a long, winding probe
• Zimmerman urged to keep low profile after release
• Arrests & Incidents
• Psychic tip leads to renewed search
• Guillory: ALEC not influential
• Gas prices may see dip, experts say
• Committee kills repeal of Science Act
• House rejects voucher contributions limit
• Central office faces changes
• Weekend filled with Earth Day events
• Engineering robotic success
• Harleys take Cajundome by storm
• 3 die in traffic accidents in Lafayette
• Girl born with no hands wins penmanship award
• 2nd Annual Local Filmmakers Showcase
• Crash in Afghanistan
• Elaborate 'Prom-posals' becoming more common
• Saturday events for all to enjoy
• Simoneaux resigns from school system
• Superintendent touring state
• Two years later: What's the latest on Gulf oil spill?
• Small plane sinks into Gulf; no signal from pilot
• 2 years later, the effects surface
• VA setback gets temporary fix
• Joie de Vivre apartments take shape
• Soul Salvation Featuring Ruthie Foster And Paulthorn
• Beloved TV host passes away
• Panetta apologizes for new photo scandal
• Victim of paralyzing punch awarded $4.2M settlement
• Should teachers and students be Facebook friends?
• Anti-bullying gutted by House
• Changes coming to schools this fall
• I-10 drug bust nets 842 pounds of pot
• Dana Atkins' story of weight loss garners national attention
• Lafayette Police-Redflex relationships draw critics' ire
• Unknown but remembered
• Judge ponders BP settlement
• Experience the music
• Club Calendar
• Times Calendar
• From the Naybor's Basement
• Balfa Camp keeps cultural experience at home
• The Buzz
• Be You
• Innov8 Lafayette teams up with Festival International
• Utah teen pleads guilty to high school bomb plot
• Frozen cows trouble Forest Service
• State urged to kill prison sale
• KATC-TV moves to high-def broadcast
• Board expected to approve plan today
• Commemorating the War of 1812
• 'Legacy lawsuits' bill heads to the House
• Lafayette in running for another 'best' title
• LEDA profiles local economy
• Oil spill panel slams Congress over inaction
• Camera contract under renegotiation
• Acadiana Center for the Arts presents second annual Local Filmmakers Showcase
• Two local teens reported missing
• Lawsuit pledged against retirement changes
• Boustany funds outpacing Landry's
• Stansbury remembered as devoted public servant
• Officials urge boating safety after crash
• First comprehensive plan forum draws large crowd
• Distinctive salutes run the political gamut
• Lafayette woman indicted in federal fraud case
• Women linked by Manson murders form odd friendship
• Dempsey: Military embarrassed by Colombia scandal
• Pope seeks prayers, strength before anniversary
• Guns N' Roses jams way into Rock Hall
• Disaster plan gaps found
• Earth Day fest attracts many
• Government benefit checks going paperless
• Prayers and silence mark Titanic centenary at sea
• 'Hunger Games' earns $21.5M
• Residents digging out after tornadoes hit Midwest
• Father gets 30 years for shaking son
• Best not to watch laws or boudin being made
• Dueling tax plans fuel long fights in Congress
• Artist creates Zimmerman portrait with Skittles
• U.S. Secret Service scandal deepens; 11 placed on leave
• Some say Obama's openness with foreign foes weak and naive
• What's become of the tea party?
• Baptist leader criticizes Trayvon Martin support
• Zimmerman gets extra chances in court
• Lawmakers looking at busy week with controversial topics
• Netflix's key to future: Better recommendations
• Violent storms put Midwest on high alert
• Settling up with Big Oil
• Evangeline Boy Scouts honor Savoie
• Forums to gauge citizens' visions
• Police search for bank robber
• Suspect in homicide, arson in custody
• Tarzan returns home
• So long failed campaign catchphrases of 2012
• NJ mayor carries woman out of fire
• Arrests and incidents
• Police briefs
• UL system, professors' association at odds
• Neighbors shocked over man's death
• Mixed reaction to pre-K plan
• Pair face hate crimes in gay attack
• Wrong turn offers peek behind N. Korean veil
• Victims' families boost Conn. death penalty repeal
• Tax day pushed back to Tuesday
• CampFiber to look at technology potential for local professionals
• Learn to be a 'Heart Starter'
• LCG set to move on expansion of South College
• 'Boudin Capital' move sparks scrap
• PREVIEW: "Birth-to-Five" programs generate debate
• Russel Honore to speak at UL commencement
• Cooper brainstorming new funding options for LPSS
• Habitat adds solar power
• Louisiana's Democrats endorse Jindal for VP
• Zimmerman charged with murder
• Avoyelles privatization foes lose the floor fight
• Fracking additives to be revealed
• Arrests and incidents
• Aiport terminal plans in works, details unclear
• April brings awareness to organ donations
• Tabasco to spread coastal message
• 'Cabin' is frightfully clever
• Dick Dale: Still the king
• Club Calendar
• Lafayette: Are you listening?
• Indulge brings together coffee and dessert
• Local duo looks to take the Road to 'Roo
• Tarzan returns to Lousiana
• Who's making your coffee anyway?
• A changing coffee culture
• Suspect sought in March 31 shooting
• More Louisiana offshore waters open Saturday for shrimp
• Suspect arrested in child abuse case
• Santorum Clears Way for Romney
• Share Your Creative Vision For Lafayette
• 3 Maryland school workers split Mega Millions
• Mich. teacher fired over fundraiser
• Fla. town tense waiting for decision on Trayvon Martin case
• Summer gas averages rise
• Shooting leads to arrest in Sunset
• Crusader against 'dental crisis'
• PWS of La. files suit against LCG
• Bookkeeper for a local spa is accused of embezzlement
• Cooper revises his plan, presents to the community a three-bell schedule
• UPDATE: Bus, car involved in early morning crash
• Lafayette Parish Arrest Report
• Forum tonight will address Cooper's turnaround plan
• Teens still texting while driving
• Syria fires over its borders
• Trayvon case not going to grand jury
• Camera contract undecided
• Campus on edge
• Ambassador Caffery's Blockbuster to close
• Cooper's plan to give principals more control
• Locals compete for 'The X-Factor'
• Zigaboo Modeliste, King Of The Funky Drums
• Warm March broke records, alarmed experts
• Political, legal fights over school vouchers' fate
• Arrets & Incidents
• State proposes year-round hog hunting
• Senior Olympics to begin this week
• Art and social justice woven together
• Analysts: Gas drilling must slow
• Suspects arrested in Oklahoma shootings
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interviewer, dies
• Gingrich: Still in race, says Romney likely GOP nominee
• School reform: A recap of Gov. Jindal's plan
• Tulsa fearful after shooting
• Apple faces tablet branding dilemma
• Arrests and Incidents
• Local officials to fight sale of Avoyelles prison
• Spring: Time for flowers, higher gasoline prices
• Opelousas teens die from injuries sustained in crash
• Local Easter events made better by mild weather
• Bishop Jarrell's Easter message
• Superintendent Cooper's plan
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartments
• Judge upset by Obama's high court remarks
• Good Friday observed around the world
• Pope takes cross at Colosseum procession
• Lesbians can't find a court that lets them divorce
• 2-tier fees dispute to be delayed by votes
• Men, put on your high heels
• Opelousas holds Trayvon rally
• NKorea close to launch
• Rosary held for two girls in ICU after car wreck
• Thibodaux Tech's mission to change
• Former AcA Artist In Residence Selected For St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival
• LUS to release new high-end Internet
• Hope for baby Andrei
• 'Merchant of Death' gets 25 years
• Google creates a spectacle with eyewear project
• Conn. tries to do away with death penalty
• La. looking for why babies are born early
• Revamping school calendar grabs most of attention
• Education changes to come quickly
• New photo shows Manson at age 77
• Antique rosaries on display in time for Easter
• Time added to the school day
• New school times among proposed changes
• Celebrate Earth Day with the BVD
• Senate approves tenure legislation
• Texans sift through rubble from tornadoes
• Afghan bomb kills at least 10
• GOP tries to shut down talk about VP
• Rules of pre-trial OWI program blurry
• Police confirm ID of target in shooting
• Warm and fuzzy T. rex? New evidence surprises
• Titanic centennial returns Canada town to spotlight
• Ex-officers sentenced in Katrina killings
• Times Calendar
• KnitPicks: A bittersweet drain on my wallet
• Club Calendar
• Lafayette High School remains in session today
• Profane tweet stirs free-speech debate
• Palin throws no potshots on 'Today'
• Storms rake Dallas area
• Ledet becomes Louisiana's best 'Idol' hope
• LUS finds new water violations
• 'Fightville' makes its grand premiere
• LITE names Kam Ng new CEO
• Romney sweeps three primaries
• Louisiana teachers plan second march on Capitol
• New Orleans Saints get new uniforms
• Police brief
• Arrests & Incidents
• Panel: Collection agencies OK for tickets
• Louisiana feeds its homegrown 'American Idol' contestant
• Families, groups share organ donation stories
• LCG reserve fund too low for some
• Northside High gets inspirational message
• Senate to decide voucher, charter, tenure bills
• WEATHER UPDATE: Thunderstorms pass, but rain still in Tuesday forecast
• Suspect arrested in weekend shooting
• Santorum needs 74 percent of remaining delegates to earn nomination
• Freshman lawmakers: Pity the new House, Senate fools
• At Trayvon Martin vigil, peace, justice sought
• Arrests & Incidents
• Bus inspections get lax oversight despite crashes
• Murder trials on record pace
• Christians mark Palm Sunday in Jerusalem
• Obama's health law is not the only mandate
• Recall petitions filed against Jindal, Kleckley
• Long-delayed welcome for Vietnam vets: 'I'm glad this day is here'
• ARE WE No. 1?
• Museum plays April Fools' joke on forger
• Humor can help "" or backfire
• Perry's security bill grows to $3.6M
• Just call him President Flexibility
• Daring publisher gives speech
• Three winners "" 100M+ losers
• Suspect arrested in kidnapping attempt
• Cajuns' fans get back in groove
• Superintendent alters custodian shifts at Lafayette schools
• Summer Art Camps For Kids
• Politicians lay out goals, reasons for opposition of legislation to UL students
• BP argues feds must turn over documents
• Ducks take the plunge today in annual fundraiser
• Rainbow of colors comes alive for festival
• Man who wrote about Alzheimer's kills wife, self
• Trayvon, Zimmerman photos misleading
• Oil supply sufficient, Obama says
• Hunt under way after 3 armed heists
• Fraternity brothers cleared in hazing
• Lafayette's top teachers recognized
• Local events to fill your Saturday
• Lafayette company breaks ground on new facility
• High court has options on health care law ruling
• Justices to meet today to vote on health care
• American giant surpassed
• 97.3 brings country shows to Lafayette
• Man arrested in 24-year-old cold case
• Arrests and incidents
• Police briefs
• William And Judith A Production Of The Compound In Residency At the AcA
• Romney edges into mop-up phase of campaign
• Rhythms on the River starts tonight
• House rejects attempt to cap TOPS payments
• Family, friends honor Sanders
• Court appears split by ideology over health care
• Fishing trip turns tragic for friends
• Veterans press officials on setbacks
• Lawmaker wears hoodie in House
• Trademark of tragedy
• JetBlue pilot's rant puts focus on medical exams
• Weekend to weekend
• 'Wrath of the Titans' tries harder this time
• Times Calendar
• Don't be a fool this April
• Send guests off with a little taste of Lafayette
• Get your weekly dose of "The Scoop"
• Café Vermilionville features musicians in concert series
• 'Fightville' premieres in Lafayette on Wednesday
• Internet access allows more creativity
• The magic, power of ballet
• A simple piece of clothing has become a symbol of racial injustice
• Justices signal deep trouble for health law
• La. businessman found guilty by jury in pill trial
• Woman facing charges for illegal waste
• Trayvon Martin's parents head to Capitol Hill
• A view of the 'End of the World' through music
• USDA to look into the deaths of 15 primates
• Councilmen wear hoodies to meeting to raise awareness
• Green Olive's doors to close
• Council, public debate Redflex
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• Local Republican, Democratic leadership decided
• Beagle detects illegal food for U.S. Customs
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• Justices moving to heart of health care overhaul
• Bill seeks notice of police checkpoints
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• LCG faces $17M suit from waste facility ban
• House on Mayo Street damaged by fire Sunday
• Court weighs making health care coverage a fact of life
• The real March Madness: Louisiana politics
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• Battle over health law gets to high court
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• Santorum takes Louisiana primary
• Report: Sandusky called 'likely pedophile' in '98
• US: Soldier's killing spree was split in 2
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• Once again, Romney falls in conservative South
• Newspaper: Test scores suspicious across US
• Police: Five found dead in SF home
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• Kick Off Your Easter Celebrations Early
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• Syria's first lady faces sanctions, contempt
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• La. delegation presses Veteran Affairs on stalled Lafayette clinic
• Girl's fight inspires hope, action
• Volunteers help make golf Open a success
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• Insider trading ban sent to White House
• House approves education bills
• Jindal backed education bills progress
• Studio to combine Pilates, ballet
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• Tornado creates shock, destruction in Gueydan
• Jindal gathers religious support
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• Arrests and Incidents
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• Club Calendar: March 22 - 28
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• Louisiana Folk Roots And ACA Present Song Circle Workshops With Marce Lacouture
• Redflex discussion postponed
• Autopsy: Baby had painkillers in system
• Residents brace for more flooding
• Arrests and incidents
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• Last day to vote for the Festival
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• Louisiana Folk Roots Presents Song Circles Workshops
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• Police briefs
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• High court turns down state's bid on census
• Hawaii lab tries to identify Civil War remains
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• Partisans spar over vouchers
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• Art, education empower women
• Four from UL faculty honored for their work
• Police chief: Parents need to watch teens
• Milton man injured in drive-by shooting Sunday
• Report: Graduation rate up in America
• Youngsville woman spins, wins on 'Wheel'
• Petanque comes back
• GOP Catholics cool so far to Santorum
• Romney wins Puerto Rico
• SAFETY TIPS
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• Report questions prisoners' treatment
• Irish prime minister marks St. Patrick's Day in Chicago
• Groups pedaling a message of safety
• A DAY OF 'LOVE AND JOY'
• GOP preps for budget battle
• Romney, Santorum off to next battle
• Teachers still upset, prepare for Round 2
• Early voting draws 700 local ballots
• Separated by a water world
• Clooney arrested during protest at D.C. embassy
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• Sandusky accusers' records requested
• Victims of hate crime become citizens
• Romney focuses on Illinois
• Clooney arrested during protest at D.C. embassy
• Carencro set to begin removing debris
• Conviction viewed as bow shot at Web abuse
• Race for the Cure is on its mark ...
• From the outside, eating in
• Lafayette named 'Tastiest Town in the South'
• Brennan donates to UL's Library
• Schools say no to mystery meat
• No bitter taste for other cities in contest
• Fresh ingredients keep Lafayette restaurants popular
• Senate panel advances tenure restrictions
• Preschool standards bill advances
• Boards, lawmakers upset over tax transfer
• Panel approves voucher, charter school expansion
• Arrests and Incidents
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents Hot Club of Detroit
• Dr. Gerd Wuestemann Presents Eco de Sombras, A CD Release Recital
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• Garden teaches students about nutrition
• Jindal education package advances
• Lafayette teachers join protest
• Former prisoner hopes to help
• Will local food come out on top?
• Volunteers combine efforts for flood relief
• Teacher accused of calling girl 'stupid'
• Teachers, school boards complain of treatment
• 'Fashion Star' show's designs in stores next day
• Rock on
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• No need to cry over Comic-Con badges
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• Taylor Verrett is on the scene
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• Teachers to protest proposed education reform at Capitol
• Businesses in Carencro pick up after storm
• Residents, officials begin cleanup
• Romney, Santorum, Gingrich vie for Southern votes
• Santorum celebrates victories during Lafayette visit
• Assessing the damage: Floodwaters leave Carencro residents displaced
• Lafayette schools to be open Thursday
• MTV launches local comic book artist's new series
• St. Landry Parish commences flood recovery
• Push to end Syria crisis stalls
• Airport to gain tenant
• Family loses sons in Afghanistan
• Obama's Afghanistan problem gets worse
• Obama's health care law: A trek, not a sprint
• American opens fire on Afghan villagers
• 7 reasons job gains could last this time
• Lafayette author publishes 'Belair Cove'
• Year four brings Haynesville slowdown
• Jury will soon offer finale in TV show trial
• ZooBeats brings music to kids
• Two escape Lafayette Correctional Center
• Arrests and Incidents
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• Santorum takes Kan., Romney counters in Wyo.
• Violence erupts in north Syria
• Michot's life celebrated
• Jindal gathers support for education reform
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• Washington school shooting raises supervision issues
• Virginia Tech president: 'I tried my best'
• Obama: 'America is coming back'
• Lafayette woman beats three kinds of cancer
• Guard holds Best Warrior Competition
• Affordable apartment housing put on hold
• Jindal pushes schools bills quickly
• Henry Gray Performs for Students of Carencro and Northside High Schools...
• Leaders stress diplomacy in Iran nuclear standoff
• Gingrich labors in bid to prove comeback in South
• Romney faces skepticism in the Republican South
• Obama, GOP governors agree on some things
• St. Jude dream home worth $500K
• LHS student on right track
• Junior League cooks up new designs
• Lafayette attorney to head oil spill claims
• 9-year-old saves life
• Is Lafayette the Tastiest Town?
• LCG and BVD Team Up To Clean Up Lafayette
• Group focused on workers, education
• TriArch shuts down, raises complaints
• Musician Parquette dies at 76
• Iran may be hiding nukes
• Race for GOP nomination not over yet
• Early voting comes with free parking
• Police say 'good Samaritan' attacked
• Mature beyond her years: Local 15-year-old rising fast in music scene
• LUS Fiber changes service options
• Athletes make the grade
• 'Silent House' an impressive gimmick
• Tribute highlights Little Walter's legacy
• The daydream of being an 'Idol'
• The harmonica man
• Be You
• Sushi: It's good no matter where you go
• Life on two wheels
• Bach Lunch returns!
• Romney, Santorum share Super Tuesday momentum
• State's high court will hear appeal
• Nursing home with meth lab cited before
• Obama announces new housing initiatives
• Report raises discipline issues
• Schools face tough calls
• Song sparks controversy, possible FCC charge
• Lafayette residents protest UMC cuts again
• Plan proposes UMC care to Lafayette schools
• Analysis: Romney must win over independents
• It's Super Tuesday: What's at stake for candidates?
• Opelousas teacher faces charges in sex case
• Janitor dies in fire at school
• Witnesses: Men argued before death
• Board to decide Williams' fate
• Opelousas mother arrested for kidnapping own child
• No injuries reported after Carencro bus collision
• JV Clothiers get in the spirit
• Golfers tee off, students win
• Body discovered near post office
• Federal sentences still vary widely
• Restaurant fueled civil rights movement
• Arrest & Incidents
• Indiana baby found in field after tornado dies
• What's super about this Tuesday? 419 GOP delegates
• Victim of beating dies from injuries
• BP plan includes health claims
• Obama's not hesitant on force to defend interests
• Local woodworker becomes Internet sensation
• Lake attracts birds, watchers
• Storm death toll rises to 38
• BP oil spill settlement clears way for comeback
• Lawmakers to decide fate of 49 amendments
• QB Brees tagged as franchise player
• Waging a war
• China to increase defense spending by 11.2 percent
• Public damages remain an issue
• Officials accused Cox of meddling with process
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents A Good Man
• Abortion laws often miss mark
• Ohio emerges as microcosm of GOP race
• Co-author of 'broken windows' policing theory dies
• Fact check: You can't have it all. Sorry
• Council to discuss waste transfer facility suit
• Cooper: Central offices to get notices
• Students celebrate Dr. Seuss, reading
• NFL: Saints are sinners
• 'A pile of rubble'
• 2 more US troops killed by Afghan partners
• Alarm, life vests and lifeboats: Cruise ship docks
• Postal closures concern officials
• LUS Fiber featured on 'Rock Center'
• New housing means new life
• Teen receives bone-marrow transplant
• Changes loom for Lafayette school system
• School board may lose some power
• Blogger Breitbart dies at 43
• Last madam of infamous Texas brothel dies at 84
• More violent weather ahead for damaged towns
• Santorum's views on education found to flip flop
• Arizona sheriff unveils Obama birth investigation
• Analysis: GOP battle mirrors Obama-Clinton in '08
• Ohio teen charged as juvenile in shooting
• GOP fails to reverse birth control rule
• Utah woman delivers third Leap Day baby
• Bayou Vermilion District Welcomes New Museum Operations Coordinator
• Bond set for mom in Sunset case
• James Beard semifinalist caught off-guard
• Speaker to challenge education reforms
• More zzz for high-schoolers?
• NKorea to halt some nuclear activities
• Davy Jones of The Monkees dies in Fla. at 66
• 26 states seek relief from 'Left Behind' law
• Midwest twisters kill 12
• Rally urges responsibility
• Judge postpones Atchafalaya Basin ruling
• Barbecue offers options
• Relax and enjoy 'Lorax"s well-meaning fun
• Things will be louder
• Still singing
• Weekend to weekend
• Blues community loses a mentor
• Lafayette is a 'hot bed' for MMA talent
• A Fighting Chance
• Oscars were a let down
• Acadiana Center for the Arts’ Fugro Chance Family Performance Series Marks its 50th Show with Are You My Mother?
• Leap year babies celebrate birthday
• Seven accused in health care fraud case
• Locals rally against UMC budget cuts
• Hank the cat sets sights on US Senate
• Shooting death toll rises
• Obama hails auto bailout, hits back at GOP critics
• Romney gets double GOP primary victory
• Remains of 9/11 victims shipped to landfill
• Education summit attracts hundreds
• Project sparks war between Durel, Bellard
• Officials: Student declared brain dead in Ohio shooting
• Trivia Night at Knights of Columbus Hall
• Teen fights for his life while awaiting heart transplant
• Arrests and Incidents
• Incoming publisher backs out
• Police briefs
• Education summit to share ideas, development
• Chimp pregnancies puzzle facility workers
• Fitzgerald apologizes for role in float fight
• White: Set academic standards for day care
• White: Set academic standards for day care
• Deputies answer burglary call, find fire instead
• A Change in Directorship for Louisiana Crossroads
• Festival Des Fleurs De Louisiane
• Rebels to halt kidnapping
• West dismisses Syria vote as 'farce'
• Army IDs soldier's remains
• Dow 13,000 is a big number, but it's still just a number
• 'Retirement' missing from vocabulary of NY judges
• Santorum: US should not apologize
• Romney's organizational strength helps in Michigan
• Rule could take all of a debtor's benefits
• Gulf oil spill trial delayed for talks
• Mysterious orange orbs confound NC observers
• Beads vs. footballs next year in New Orleans
• One man's how-to guide for beating fines
• Adding cameras? Not yet
• Two US troops killed in Kabul
• Deaths raise doubts about Afghan allies
• Crash numbers fall at monitored intersections
• Groups to sue over construction
• Local officials open Atakapa-Ishak Trail
• Arrests and incidents
• Pinveille resident Mitch Attales goes his own way with upcoming EP
• Call For Artists: Southern Open 2012 At The Acadiana Center For The Arts
• GOP-linked groups: Senate is a good bet
• Chavez races to Cuba
• Shipwrecked silver begins voyage to Spain
• Alabama girl's short life full of turmoil
• Buyers resort to socks for new Nike sneakers
• No end to bloodshed in Syria
• Romney: Medicare age too low
• Scrutiny irked Palin, emails reveal
• 'A long way to go'
• UMC cuts continue to draw fire
• Capital One Presents Louisiana Crossroads: A Tribute to Louisiana’s Little Walter, Featuring James Cotton with Henry Gray
• Romney pounces on Santorum's compromises
• Judge: Issue apology on Facebook or go to jail
• Palumbo counsels moms-to-be
• Two plead guilty in Katrina grant case
• 2011 shooting victim dies
• Science museum brings 'whole new universe'
• Museum director brings big goals
• Post office could lose 200 jobs
• Obama apologizes for burning of Qurans
• Study: Proposed budgets raise deficit
• Parade float sparks revision to rules
• Local citizens react to Mardi Gras altercation
• Details of fight surface
• Teen girl dies after inhaling helium
• Study: Colonoscopy makes a difference
• GOP debate replete with fiery charges
• Report: La. sees drop in uninsured children
• Roemer is giving up on GOP nomination
• Cooper wants to re-evaluate Thibodaux Tech
• Ash Wednesday a time for self-reflection
• College sues over birth-control rule
• Principal cleared in interracial flap
• Arrests & Incidents
• Float depicting Independent publisher prompts incident
• Beads and costumes consume French Quarter
• Cajun Field featured family fun
• Traditional Mardi Gras alive in Mamou
• GOOD TIMES ROLL
• A farewell letter from the publisher
• Company hopes to limit liability
• Follow tips for safe, convenient Mardi Gras
• Richard Roesgen named Advertiser's next publisher
• Parades roll on
• For float makers, next year is here
• Ugandan women tricked into sex work
• Source: Greece to get $170B bailout
• Groups to form 'super region'
• Lenten season starts Wednesday
• Arrests & Incidents
• UN nuke inspectors leave for key talks
• US and Britain urge Israel not to attack Iran
• Scouts to turn over files in Calif. sex abuse case
• Military censures police for shooting
• Country Mardi Gras is strong in Church Point
• Sun shines on St. Martinville parade
• Woman, 20, dies after Fla. shooting
• Maine GOP caucus completed after delay
• Eat Safe: Not well known by ideal users
• What's new with Version 2?
• Storms stop some Mardi Gras events
• Bonaparte rolls despite rain
• Santorum questions Obama's values
• Obama campaign shifts to also target Santorum
• Whitney Houston's voice soars at hometown funeral
• Capitol bomb plot arrest capped probe
• FBI foils terror attempt
• Former Heart Hospital COO takes job with LHC
• Student's poster named official art for La. bicentennial
• Advertiser's executive editor is leaving
• Thousands delight in parade
• Arrests made in cyberbullying case
• Krewe of Rio claims honors in contest
• The art of the throw
• Stormy forecasts force cancellation
• Police briefs
• House backs steering BP fines to Gulf
• Jindal criticizes decision, says he will appeal
• Funds to improve Lafayette schools receive approval
• Rayne escapee captured in capital
• Government action could benefit bar employees
• Youngsville sports complex plan gets go-ahead
• Obama's budget kills produce safeguard
• Group fights for smoking ban
• Arrests and incidents
• Groups knock Jindal's voucher plan
• It's now the Catholic Dome, for a few days
• Lafayette woman takes cause of the children to heart, and to Haiti
• Acadiana Bottling plans for new move
• Stepping their way to success
• School board transfers Jackson
• Santorum searches for own gusher in oil country
• Last Katrina FEMA trailer leaves New Orleans
• Attendees 'cautiously optimistic' despite budget concerns
• President proposes funding options for new fire stations
• Comprehensive plan focus of Durel's State of the Parish
• After break, Thornton returns to directing
• Times Calendar
• Weekend to weekend
• Review: Stars make 'This Means War' tolerable
• Plan for meals on parade routes
• Acadiana's music talent put on good show
• Repurposed yarn means materials keep up with fashion
• How are musicians coping with gas prices?
• A quick chat with Marc Broussard
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• Mardi Gras Show
• Santorum revels in sudden support "" but how deep?
• Tests ordered in socialite killing
• Mormons apologize for Jewish baptism
• Plans set for funeral in NJ
• Underdogs ruled Garden on Day 2
• State voucher students may find space limited
• UL looks at new programs
• DA won't prosecute sheriff's employee after all
• A flowery Valentine's Day
• Navy bomb school told to ax unofficial motto
• Dog show faves win
• Authorities: Houston was underwater in tub
• Acadiana mourns death of Houston
• Love Everlasting
• Feds: Mich. militia members ready to 'go to war'
• Houston's death may spark awareness of drug abuse
• Obama's budget: Government will keep growing
• Growth consultants tour parish by bus
• Valentine's Day rush begins
• Remember Whitney for her talents, not her struggles
• UPDATE: Determining cause of Whitney Houston's death could take weeks
• Le Festival De Mardi Gras A' Lafayette
• Arrests & Incidents
• In complicating move, al-Qaida backs Syrian revolt
• Obama pitches middle while GOP eyes base
• Questions remain in death of Houston
• Teen to get rare marrow transplant
• New Grammy finds 'Regional Roots'
• Scott celebrates Mardi Gras
• Spin meter: Romney quiet on birth control
• Obama's action shifts dynamic
• White House didn't foresee backlash
• Maine GOP chairman: Romney wins caucuses
• ADHD Drug shortage hits close to home
• Mystic Krewe of Barkus feted
• Face beyond unemployment statistics
• Carnival in full swing
• Whitney Houston dies at age 48
• First lady's trips boost health
• Q&A: The birth control controversy
• Wagging tails replace sad eyes in ads
• Death investigated
• Five killed in wrong-way crash on I-10
• Festival announces Sunday lineup
• State superintendent visits
• Lafayette native competing on 'American Idol' for second time
• Under fire, Obama adjusts his birth control policy
• 'It's about religious liberty'
• Country Mardi Gras: A Costume Workshop
• L’Enfant Terrible Presents Hamlet, Prince of Puddles at James D. Moncus Theater
• Overlay project planned for I-10
• Agave 2 open, helping meet demand
• Northside mass expulsion rumors untrue
• Keystrokes to fresh crawfish
• Crisis deepens in Syria
• First lady hosts 'Let's Move' event
• Lawmakers rap Jindal's budget plan
• Farmers, consumers not too worried about small crawfish
• Cuts at UMC made official
• Right: Romney OK if Obama is alternative
• Officials say this is the second year of crime reduction
• Father, son put new spin on old favorite
• Festival announces Saturday lineup
• The pacifist vs. ongoing wars
• Police briefs
• Area reports drop in crime
• $400K grant allows coastal study to continue
• For Santorum, new challenges follow his big wins
• Louisiana Travel searches for festival fanatics
• Disaster aid victims may get a break
• Be You
• Build up your mental toughness
• Pass a good time at Mardi Gras parades
• Masala offers variety of fusion dishes
• Don't forget real contact in transition to tech
• Grammys should have cut other categories
• That lovey-dovey day
• Mamou Playboys in 'best place' for Grammy win
• Appeals court throws out same-sex marriage ban
• Susan Powell case being called a murder
• LASER: Jindal's retirement plan unfair
• Sex crime court records are now public
• Abortion and birth control are in spotlight
• Southside Bakery family caught in dispute
• Santorum sweeps Colorado, Minnesota, Missouri
• Local teaches silk weavers business skills
• Avoid tragedy, drink responsibly
• Last WWI veteran dies at 110 in England
• More pain at the pump
• Censors MIA on M.I.A.'s finger flip
• America closes Syrian embassy
• En Français s'il vous plaît: Immersion students get high-profile visitors
• Festival International announces lineup
• Dancing Dolls play Super Bowl
• App released for smartphones, tablets
• Fuel prices may alter vacation plans
• Prices at the pump will affect prices on the aisles
• 5,500 barricades to go up Thursday
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• GOP race turns to Colorado, Minnesota
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• Komen debate continues
• Man arrested for fatal stabbing in parking lot
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• Romney rolls to easy win in Nevada
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• Morbidly obese woman 'left to decompose' in chair
• Storm blankets Nebraska after dumping on Colorado
• Report: Three set selves on fire in China
• Breast exams draw ire
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• Egypt sees new cycle of violence
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• Cruise movie headed for La.
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• Hours before sentencing, bookkeeper found dead
• 'It was precious seconds'
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• Komen keeps partner
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• The Flapping Of A Butterfly’s Wings Can Cause A Tsunami Half Way Around The World
• More acts, theater production announced
• Filipino troops still search for terrorist
• Man now facing four counts of assault from drive-by shooting
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• Don Cornelius dead of suicide
• Obama offers expansive proposal
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• Pfizer declares recall
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• Big Apple gets a little taste of the swamp
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• Cooper: Schools 'in deep trouble'
• Bites and escapes: Groundhogs not so cute
• Club Calendar: February 2 - 8
• Weekend to weekend
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• Sneak Peak Of Mock Wedding, Real Love Program At Vermilionville
• UL band turns to fans for help selecting uniforms
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• NFL, Who Dat? dispute settled
• Festival International artists announced
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• Romney wins big in Florida, routs Gingrich
• Many citizens resist census race labels
• Police: Professor backs out on deal
• US may release Taliban members
• Colbert's PAC has raised over $1M
• AcA Presents The Lt. Governor's Grammy Gala
• Wild at heart: La. residents go to extremes to keep exotic pets
• Drilling ban had 'hidden victims'
• Police Brief
• Arrests & Incidents
• Romney still blasting Gingrich
• Hardy appointed to board
• Jindal not willing to match voucher policy
• Wife says Edwards out of hospital
• Road work on Verot School slows motorists
• Agents of change named at school
• Arrests & Incidents
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• Holocaust survivor recounts experience
• UL students strengthen leadership capabilities
• Southern Living contest nears end; officials rally for votes
• Cutting in line?
• Offices get priority over classrooms
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents Imago Theatre’s ZooZoo
• LED: Low education scores repel new businesses
• Personnel changes coming to Northside
• LAE school reform plan would compete with Jindal's
• Country royalty holds court
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• Candidates focus on Hispanics
• Economy not healthy yet, but it's healing
• Can a home computer teach you to fly a real plane?
• Teens' bomb plot foiled
• Man attempts escape from police "" again
• Romney rarely notes Mexican roots
• In search of seasonal workers for spring
• Police arrest two in Scott home invasion
• Commissioner's son accused of sexual assault
• Frank to marry longtime partner
• Army, Marines to shrink
• Somali captors move US hostage after SEAL raid
• Texas man accused of stabbing wife, in-laws to death
• Romney ramps it up against Gingrich
• The tops in their classes
• Raid in Somalia recovers hostages
• Jindal says grade shows tenure system is broken
• Arrests and incidents
• Broussard, Youngsville audit results released
• Elderly woman chases phone thief with truck
• Study says college 'still worth it'
• Studies: Avastin may fight early breast cancers
• LEF Award Nominees: Inspirational
• Anders Osbourne: A rocker civilized
• Giving back is bittersweet
• Martina Mcbride spills about her new tour
• Cinema on the Bayou is back
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• Etta James' career had local, zydeco connection
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years with Savannah Smiles
• New music video series: Bandland
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• Weekend to Weekend
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• CDC says diabetes amputations are falling
• Springsteen set to play Jazz Fest
• Long, somber farewell begins for Paterno
• Last of JFK's secret tapes to be released
• States weaken tenure rights for teachers
• Romney's wealth could cause loud echo
• Council: No tax swap for April ballot
• LOGA looks at effects of shale
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• Obama challenges the nation
• Predict the Oscar winners and you could win!
• LEF Award Nominees: Middle School
• Allstate wants a rate increase
• LFT: Jindal's speech didn't make many friends
• Giffords bids her district goodbye
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• Going Green: Ortego hopes ideas boost La.'s stock
• Court: Warrant needed for GPS tracking
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• LEF Award Nominees: Elementary School
• Giffords plans to resign this week
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• Paterno dies amid scandal at 85
• Teen ends globe-circling voyage in St. Maarten
• Obama's State of the Union to focus on jobs, re-election
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• Pro-Lifers take to the streets
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• Three arrested in double homicide
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• ARW awards ULL Scholarship 1/2012
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• Cox cable, phone and Internet rates rise
• Santorum pleads with supporters to press on
• Perry drops out of race, returns to Texas
• Gingrich gets Perry's endorsement, faces allegations from second wife
• Woman defends embattled Italian ship captain
• Seafarers outraged Schettino left vessel
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• Acadiana Center for the Arts Announces the Recipients of the New Performing Arts Residency Program
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• Engineers give state a bad grade
• George Schmidt exhibit kicks off
• Funeral arrangements set for Alexander
• LUS Fiber increasing video rates next month
• Cellphone policy lightened
• Club Calendar: January 19 - 25
• Times Calendar
• Times Picks
• At year's beginning, movie hopes spring eternal
• Carla Gugino and Rosemary Harris bond on Broadway
• In 3 hit movies, art imitates life
• Take a peek inside spring's mixed bag of movie treats
• Online shopping opens options for ball gowns
• Concordia disaster could cost industry millions
• Cruise ship captain was ordered back on board
• Council indefinitely defers bar hearings
• Analysts mull impact of accident on cruise sector
• Transcript: Cruise captain and Italian coast guard
• Local trumpet player to be remembered
• Ernie Alexander loses cancer battle
• Education reform hits on sensitive problems
• Proposal would lighten phone policy
• Grounded ship pulled from Mississippi River
• Local Author Tells History of African Americans in Lafayette Through Vintage Photographs
• Family says killing suspect changed after Iraq tour
• Indiana students experience Acadiana
• IRS offering filing advice, more service
• King holiday offers chance to remember the past and look toward the future
• Christie's to sell Elizabeth Taylor art collection
• Fuel transfer begins at iced-in Alaska town
• Former Irish tycoon declared bankrupt
• Death toll in building collapse rises
• Parents turn to devices to tackle distracted driving
• Debilitating drought to continue in South
• More US Catholics take complaints to church court
• City honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Life on the shrimp boat
• Young cowpokes shine in stick horse rodeo
• Arrests & Incidents
• Caddo may consider ban on pajamas
• Williams, Spencer, Plummer earn acting Golden Globes
• Rivals: Split SC vote aids Romney
• Paul is taking breather from SC
• US Marines video not likely to derail Afghan talks
• Miss Wisconsin wins Miss America pageant
• Big nonprofits mean big paychecks for CEOs
• Arrests & Incidents
• Louisiana: The 'party' state
• Romney rivals seek champion to stop him in SC
• Attacks on Romney getting personal
• Youth ministry volunteer to remain in jail
• Medicaid report creates debate
• Rash of violence alarms NOLA
• Plan to save coast released
• Airline leaves passengers behind
• Iran, US tensions on rise
• Romney feeling anti-Bain hits in SC primary
• SC often turns nasty as time, money run out
• As old as war itself
• Edwards' trial delayed
• Cinema On The Bayou Film Festival 2012
• Young voters propel Paul's campaign
• Natalee Holloway declared deceased
• A reworked 'Porgy and Bess' is rich and luscious
• Occupying everywhere
• UN visit to Tehran set
• New local homestyle café opens
• Video: US Marines urinated on corpses
• Facility to create 120 new jobs
• Earle's demons create his folk
• Police briefs
• Paying it forward
• BESE names White new state superintendent
• Police briefs
• Arrests and incidents
• Man faces federal charges for exploitation
• 200 years of Louisiana statehood commemorated
• Homicide falls off US list of top ways to die
• Rodeo brings action, fun
• Two Opelousas men killed, burned
• Weekend to Weekend
• 'Joyful Noise' never really sings
• The bearded maverick
• Cross-stitching gets a nerd chic upgrade
• Broussard battles cancer with music
• Designer Doonan dishes in new book
• Artmosphere is hosting contest for singer-songwriters
• Be You
• Company to present $2.8M to UL
• The academic side of gaming
• School bus swept into flooded ditch
• What happens to BCS gear?
• UL cutting $3.3M from budget
• Can you say that on television? The Supreme Court debates
• Eugenic victims may receive payout
• Romney broadens GOP coalition
• Obama praises 'vital' work of EPA
• Rain sets new record throughout St. Landry
• Local Briefs
• Fun Stuff
• Suspect escapes scene, locks keys in car
• Bar fight escalates into shooting
• Courir De Mardi Gras
• Philippine leader warns of possible terror attack
• Cruise ships revive New Orleans port
• Alaska town snowed-in
• Football fans having a great year
• Rivals target Romney two days before NH primary
• Arizona remembers
• US: Iran has not yet decided to build nuclear bomb
• Super PACs buy time to keep secrets
• Romney campaign fears complacency in New Hampshire
• Rivals go after Romney
• More La. property owners move to private insurers
• Inaugural activities abound
• LSU fever spreads
• Analysis: GOP has little time to woo SC
• Saints dominate
• La. journalist Jack Wardlaw dies at 74
• Trouble followed pair in 3 countries
• January ArtWalk at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• War veteran upset over trashed flag
• For Roemer, NH offers chance for recognition
• Boustany meets with energy insiders
• Joran van der Sloot hints at plea
• Santorum: Trim Social Security now
• Ex-state worker sentenced for child porn
• US redefines rape; adds men, others
• 'Swamp People' star sues companies
• Shooting victims were brothers
• Police briefs
• Arrests & incidents
• After shooting, questions still loom
• Louisiana man convicted for killing bald eagle
• Changes coming to La. colleges
• HBO documentary features Abbeville native
• One dead in double shooting
• Conservatives: Time to rally, but not for Romney
• Group buys AOC land
• NO City Council OKs change to curfew
• Bachmann bows out
• Penn State memos show funding fears
• Police: Man gouges out uncle's eyes
• Historic guns to be auctioned
• Shooting ruled murder-suicide
• Elections held for top House committee
• Romney accepts McCain's support
• Perry to continue, work on strategy
• Santorum faces money hurdles
• Gang of Five prevails in elections
• Club Calendar: Jan. 5 - 11
• 'Separation' subtly nudges notion of truth
• Times Calendar
• Local bands, this is a call. Get your name out.
• Be You
• Hong Kong builder's investment in Legendary East on hold
• Mardi Gras: Time to eat
• Meryl Streep forges a memorable 'Iron Lady'
• St. Genevieve rededicated after major renovation
• Key Caucus Moments
• From the Louisiana Purchase to the State of Louisiana
• New roles wanted by Board members
• Conservatives strengthen voting block on council
• Fire crews escape injury as roof collapses
• Spec-Ops troops learn to be gumshoes
• Volatile GOP campaign has taught us about 2012 race
• Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
• Lourdes to begin search for COO
• Two tied in Iowa caucuses
• Arrests
• Iowa Caucus: The first big test
• Men dominating difficult job market as economy rebounds
• Undecided Iowans weighing many options
• Obama gears up for his campaign
• Krewe of Kolossos plans trike-powered floats
• Rainy, warm not good mix for hunters
• Radar used to find potholes
• Occupiers protest after Rose Parade
• Suspect arrested in arson spree
• Arrests & Incidents
• Tucson mass shooting survivors moving forward
• Police: Thief leaves child
• Paul at home in Texas on weekend before Iowa vote
• Romney's chief Iowa rivals press electability
• Unorthodox protest
• Mom writes on adoption
• NO ends the year with 199 murders
• Three die in weekend accidents
• 'Citizen' of the Year
• It's never been safer to fly; deaths at record low
• A look at 2012
• Romney finds himself in a position of strength in Iowa
• Streetlights out in area of pileup, NO offical says
• Moon countdown: Probe enters orbit
• 18 protesters arrested at Iowa HQs
• Analysis: Iowa race leaves GOP identity unclear
• Ringing in the 'Noon Year'
• World rings in 2012 and bids tough year adieu
• Polls provide voting insights
• LOOKING BACK AT 2011: A year in Acadiana
• Out with the old-fashioned light bulb
• Suspensions could permanently change downtown
• Local leaders give their resolutions for coming year
• Shot Marine used fingers to plug bullet holes
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for military
• Deep Gulf drilling is thriving
• The offshore drilling life: Cramped and dangerous
• New ethics requirements for state workers
• No new entryway for The Settlement
• Foreclosed house brings 'hoarding' issues to light
• Settlement reached in Barbie lawsuit
• Inauguration competes with sports, politics
• Two held in prison copper thefts
• Corps to get $802M for repairs on Mississippi River structures
• You've got to pay to play
• Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court injured
• 2 dead, 61 hurt in 40-vehicle NO pileup
• Understanding hoarding may help stop it
• City files suit against Lafayette
• Fire traps miners
• Search party finds body of hunter missing for a week
• FEMA seeks to recover relief money
• Medicare expands savings initiative
• Fly Lafayette is taking off
• UL professor files civil suit against co-workers
• Animal rescue group faces outrage after cat euthanized
• Reports in question over death of Cheetah
• In Iowa, Obama toils while GOP roars
• Days of extremes: A look back at the tumultuous year of 2011
• Weekend to weekend
• NYE Dos and Don'ts
• Need a caterer? ... I know a guy
• Looking ahead to 2012
• In 2012, I resolve to stay the same guy
• Be You
• Change: The only thing that stays the same
• Down to the wire
• Birders don binoculars for annual holiday count
• Teacher focused on students moving past the classroom
• Sex offenders lived in slain Ind. girl's neighborhood
• Tensions build as Iraqi leader accrues powers
• Leader causes headaches
• N. Korean mourners pay respects to 'Dear Leader'
• Sears, Kmart close 100 stores
• Going for the big bang
• Local designers go national
• Deadly blaze caused by old fireplace embers
• Kim Jong Il's heir meets with S. Korean delegation
• GOP campaign for Iowa caucus enters final week
• On the record: Saints win South; Brees surpasses Marino
• Arrests and incidents
• Sadrists want new elections in Iraq
• Missing Ind. girl found dead
• Mobile home fires kill three people
• Renewing Joy
• Alexandria remap now undergoes feds' review
• 2 Mayo Clinic workers die in crash
• Arrests and incidents
• California to stop towing unlicensed drivers
• 'Anonymous' hackers target US security think tank
• Officers save man from fiery car wreck
• Last combat troops back at Fort Hood
• Police brief
• Arrests and incidents
• Pope laments Christmas consumerism
• A Christmas cookie tradition
• State wins federal education grant
• Nonprofits helping Ron Paul blur a line
• Romney touting business skills in White House bid
• Last-minute shoppers search for gifts on Christmas Eve
• How much good could you do with $50?
• Southern Living Names Lafayette Among Top 10 'Tastiest Towns In The South'
• Councilman pushes for ban on colorful tombs
• LCG finalizes comprehensive plan
• Levee bonfires' tradition continues
• Heavy snow blankets West, delays flights
• Nuns are banking on a film buss from Elvis
• New Jordan sneakers cause shopping frenzy
• Tax-cut extension OK'd
• Broussard pays water bill in full
• Youngsville couple receives early gift
• Licenses yanked from delinquent bars
• Contract signed with firm for LCG comprehensive plan
• Romney ignores Gingrich's taunts on ads
• Student who was stranded released from hospital
• Flood victims remain displaced
• Concerns raised over gas lines, fire link
• Cat found under the hood
• Six units damaged in apartment fire
• Appellate court grants Durel's motion
• Payroll tax deadlock ends as House caves
• Storm topples fireworks stand
• Four businesses file suit over tax
• Sports prejudice claim dismissed
• Defense: Manning is the victim of military overreach
• Paul's anti-establishment campaign draws crowds
• IBERIABANK Presents Keb’ Mo’, An AcA All-Stars Performance With Special Guest Anders Osborne
• Get Into the Christmas Spirit Early-Sneak Peak of Old-Time Christmas at Vermilionville
• Acting Up Presents William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
• December Artwalk At The Acadiana Center For The Arts
• Art Under Wraps
• Mid Winter Fair Rodeo 2012
• Capital One Presents Louisiana Crossroads Songs From The Coast
• Dreams and Prospects at The ACA!
• November ArtWalk at The Acadiana Center For The Arts
• Thanksgiving Cooking Class for Families
• ACA Presents The Premiere of I’ve Stopped Having That Dream I’ve Been Having
• Southern Circuit Presents Welcome to Shelbyville at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• November 2011 Arts in Education Newsletter
• CCET Presents In Your Own Backyard - Accordion Workshop
• Prospect Lafayette to Open at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Rondi Charleston Quintet - Jazz
• AcA Presents Red Baraat, Rounding Out the World at the Center Series
• AcA Presents its 1st Annual Saints and Sinners Masquerade Bash and Fundraiser
• Celebrate Halloween With Boo Bayou
• Capital One And Louisiana Crossroads Present: Accordion Blowout
• ‘The Young And The Restless’ Star Kate Linder To Appear At Beaux Arts Ball
• Creativity, Community, Culture at The Center!
• Family Performance Series Kicks Off at Acadiana Center for the Arts!
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents John Pizzarelli Quartet
• October ArtWalk at The Acadiana Center For The Arts
• Gimmie the Mic Louisiana Gospel Talent Competition
• Trivia Night
• Fiddlers on the Bayou
• IBERIABANK Presents An Evening With The Robert Cray Band
• Celebrate The Bayou Vermilion Annual Festival
• Auditions for Twelfth Night at Acadiana Center for The Arts
• Acadiana Center For The Arts Announces Its 2011-2012 Season Line-up of Kid-Friendly Performances
• Five Ways To Improve Water Quality-Bayou Vermilion District Celebrates Opening Of Grant Projects
• Hearts of Hope Helps Those Affected by Sexual Abuse
• AURA present Fundamentals of Improvisational Theatre
• ACA’s Creativity at The Center Announces Its Fall Workshops and Classes
• AcA presents Joaquin Diaz For a Merengue Extravaganza and Latin Festival Kick-off Party
• 100 Thousand Poets for Change Comes to the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Perfect Way to Spend a Sunday - Vermilionville and Pastor Brothers to offer Dancing and Sightseeing
• September ArtWalk at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Free Native American Culture Day at Vermilionville
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Announces the Louisiana Crossroads 2011-2012 Concert Season Line-up!
• New Film Festival Brings the Best Independent Films to the Southern Screen
• Iberiabank Presents The Tokyo String Quartet
• Acadiana Center For The Arts Presents Southern Circuit - Tour Of Independent Filmmakers
• Back to School for Lafayette - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Acadiana Center For The Arts Announces Its New Residency At The Center Program
• USO2GO Kits for USA Troops
• Arts in Education Showcase
• Largest Cooking Competition On The Gulf Coast Comes To Lafayette!
• Louisiana Crossroads Presents Aaron Neville at The Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - August 5, 2011
• The Acadiana Chapter of the American Advertising Federation Kicks Off Its 2011-2012 Season
• Andree And Mike Stansbury- Art Affair: A 55-Year Retrospective - Exhibition
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents Southern Circuit 2011-12 Tour of Independent Filmmakers
• The Met: Live In HD Continues Its 6th Season
• In Your Own Backyard: Évangéline: L'Heroïne et le Mythe
• Ninth Annual Summer Youth Shakespeare Ensemble Presents As You Like It
• Husband and Wife Showcase Art Affair: A 55-Year Retrospective in the Acadiana Center for the Arts’ Main Gallery
• Black Republicans Empowered
• ARW to Award ULL Scholarship
• PASA Presents Singer + Songwriter Series In the AcA's James D. Moncus Theater
• 2011 Summer Kids Camps
• PASA Presents Keith Sykes And Richard Leigh
• Gulf Brew 2011 Beer Tasting Festival: Beer and Band Announcement
• The Acadian Wind Symphony Presents 'Iberian Escapades' In the AcA’s James Devin Moncus Theater
• Avery Island Culture
• Acadiana Center for the Arts’ July ArtWalk and Special Events
• In Your Own Backyard: La Culture dessus L’Ile Petite Anse
• Brewmasters’ Dinner 2011
• The Acadian Wind Symphony Presents 'Iberian Escapades' at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• The Louisiana Crossroads Concert Series Presents a Very Special Performance by Irma Thomas
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - June 22, 2011
• Summer Camp Never Sounded So Cool
• CCET's Free Monthly Series - In Your Own Backyard: Allons au Bal
• Schizophrenics Anonymous
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - May 26, 2011
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - May 23, 2011
• CCET Presents 'Archive Aid 8'
• The Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents Tennessee Williams' the Glass Menagerie
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Announces New Louisiana Crossroads Director
• A Nue Moon Shines At The Blue Moon
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - May 11, 2011
• Last Days on A Sugar Plantation
• Have A Heart
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - April 27, 2011
• Southern Open 2011 Winners Announced
• AcA’s Creativity at the Center Summer Arts Camps Offer Creative and Meaningful Hands-on Experience for Kids!
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - April 13, 2011
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - April 5, 2011
• An Award Winning Raw and Provocative Documentary - Prodigal Sons will Screen at the AcA's Moncus Theater
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - March 30, 2011
• Fugro Chance Family Performance Series Offers Creative Learning Opportunities for Children
• Artisan Jewelers Create One Of A Kind Pendant For Auction
• April Workshops and Classes at The Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - March 22, 2011
• Brazilian Jazz Legend Carlos Malta Live in the AcA’s Moncus Theater
• Southern Open 2011 - Call for Entries
• Call For Artists - Southern Open 2011 at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Big Lebowski Theme Night and Film Screening at the Acadiana Centerfor the Arts
• The Metropolitan Opera in HD Continues with Gaetano Donizetti’s Stunning Interpretation Of Lucia Di Lammermoor
• Buckwheat Zydeco and The Ils Sont Partis Band to wrap up Louisiana Crossroads Concert Series - Season 11
• Acadiana Welcomes Grammy Award Winning Artist Tim O'Brien to the James D. Moncus Theater
• CCET Presents Good Times Auctioneer Announced
• The ACA's Family Performance Series Continues With Calliope Puppets!
• Teacher Night at The Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Pass A Good Time At The Encan du Bon Temps
• March Exhibition Openings at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - March 2, 2011
• 'Awake, My Soul' Documents the Living Art of Shape Note Singing and Its Practitioners
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - February 22, 2011
• Prominent Southern Artist Holds Retrospective - Francis X. Pavy Celebrates 35 Years of Art at Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - February 14, 2011
• Casting Call For Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie
• Clifton Chenier ♫ Bogalusa Boogie
• AcA's Family Performance Series Offers Creative LearningOpportunities for Children
• Dash Rip Rock and The Swingin' Haymakers Join Forces for the Louisiana Crossroads Concert Series
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - February 7, 2011
• Houston Metropolitan Dance Company at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• AcA’s Creativity at the Center’s February Classes and Workshops
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - February 2011
• Live in HD at the AcA: The Metropolitan Opera Continues with Adams’s Nixon in China
• 2011 ADDY Awards Competition – Call For Entries
• Screening of 'Abel Raises Cain' with Producer/Director Jenny Abel at the Acadiana Center for the Arts
• Raul Malo’s Sinners and Saints Tour Hits The AcA’s James Devin Moncus Theater
• Creativity at the Center's Upcoming Classes and Workshops
• As We…Grow?! An Acting Up In Acadiana Student Showcase
• Bayou Teche Paddle Trail - January Public Meetings
• Beginner’s Guitar Class Offered at the AcA
• Cinema On The Bayou Film Festival 2011
• 6th Cinema on the Bayou Film Festival, Jan. 26-30, 2011
• Arts In Education's Newsletter - January 6 2011
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News - January 2011
• AcA Presents 'Dive!' Part of the South Arts Southern Circuit Tour of Independent Filmmakers
• AcA's New Year's Eve Party Postponed
• Medicine Show 2010 Features an Incredible Musical Line-up
• Creativity At The Center's Beginner Jewelry Beading Workshop
• Holiday Foodways: A Cooking Demonstration With Chef Pat Mould And Barry Ancelet
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News: December Volunteers Needed!
• LCEF’s Healthcare Initiative Celebrates MusiCares Dental Services and Chamber Membership with Ribbon Cutting
• ‘Music Voyager - Made In Louisiana’ Release Party And World Premiere At The AcA’s James Devin Moncus Theater
• Acadiana Center for the Arts December Art Walk Exhibitions and Special Happenings
• Bayou Teche Paddle Trail Public Meetings - November 2010
• AAF Acadiana Luncheon with Nathan Heleine from Crush+Lovely
• AcA's Professional Development Workshops For Teachers
• AcA's Grand Opening Series Finale!
• Poety Alive! Hits The AcA Stage
• An Important Step Forward: The AcA Introduces the James Devin Moncus Theater
• Louisiana Crossroads Season Rolls On With The Dylan LeBlanc Band!
• The Acadiana Center For The Arts Presents ‘Rhythmic Circus’
• In Your Own Backyard: Vernacular Architecture in Louisiana
• The Acadiana Center For The Arts Welcomes Lyle Lovett And His Large Band In Concert
• AcA's Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Night - Rhythmic Circus
• Louisiana Crossroads Season 11 Rolls On!
• The Met Opera in HD and Southern Circuit Film Screenings
• Acadiana Center for the Arts News: October 7, 2010
• In Your Own Backyard - Women In Music: From The Kitchen To The Stage
• A Nue Moon Shines At The Blue Moon
• Online Season and Bluerunners Reunion
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Performing Arts Theater Grand Opening Schedule
• Capital One Bank Sponsors Children’s Summer School Program at ACA
• Arts In Education - Arts Integration Workshop for Teachers
• AAF Acadiana Hosts Educational Luncheon
• University of Louisiana at Lafayette Students View Documentary Photography and Meet with Artist
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Receives Funding for Performing Arts Educators
• AcA’s Arts In Education Department To Host 2010 Arts Showcase
• Acadiana Center For The Arts’ September ArtWalk
• AcA Announces Recipients of Arts Grants for Teachers
• DAF Round FY2011 Grant Review Panels Complete
• AcA Opens Doors To Community Programming and Usage of New Theater
• Acadiana Center for the Arts and Lafayette Parish School Board Art Grants for Teachers
• Acadiana Center for the Arts Host Panel Discussion
• Creativity At The Center Fall Classes
• Before and After The Oil Spill Shifting By Michel Varisco
• AcA Summer Camps for Kids
• In Your Own Backyard: Boat Building In Louisiana
• Acadiana Center For The Arts August ArtWalk
• Gulf Brew 2010 Beer Menu Preview
• Gulf Brew 2010 Music Line-Up Announced
• Gulf Brew 2010 Call For Volunteers
• Second Annual Brewmaster’s Dinner Held At Café Vermilionville
• In Your Own Backyard: Boat Building In Louisiana
• The Acadiana Center for the Arts Presents a New Budget Model to City Parish Council Members
• Acadiana Center for the Arts July ArtWalk
• 2010 Gulf Brew Beer Festival
• Imagination, Creativity and Innovation ICI Initiative Summer Institute
• CitySmarts Art And Science Camp
• This Week At The Acadiana Center for the Arts - June 2, 2010
• Acadiana Center For The Arts June Art Walk
• Acadiana Center For The Arts Participates In Big Easel Arts Fair
• This Week At The Acadiana Center for the Arts - May 25, 2010
• This Week At The AcA - May 20, 2010
• Film at the Center Continues With UL Student Showcase
• A Little Season 10 Lagniappe
• This Week At The AcA - May 5, 2010
• 7th Annual Archive Aid Raises Funds for Archives of Cajun and Creole Folklore
• Acadiana Center For The Arts May Art Walk
• This Week At The AcA - April 28, 2010
• Southern Open 2010 Artists Announced
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• This Week At The AcA - April 20, 2010
• Short Circuit Film Festival At The AcA
• AcA Announces Eight Workshops in Eight Parishes
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Lafayette!
• CitySmarts Art and Science Camp Summer Registration Open
• AcA Accepting Applications For Round II Arts Grants For Teachers
• Acadiana Center for the Arts April ArtWalk - April 5, 2010
• In Your Own Backyard: A Free Series Unearthing Local Cultural and Environmental Knowledge
• Groundbreaking Filmmaker Les Blank Returns After 20 Years
• Two Special Evenings With Les Blank
• Documentary Filmmaker Les Blank Returns To Louisiana For A Two Night Program
• Southern Open 2010 Submission Deadline
• Film at the Center Continues With Short Circuit Traveling Film Festival
• Preservation Hall Jazz Band Comes To Town
• Celebrate The Arts In Our Schools With Teacher Night At The AcA
• Downtown Joins Louisiana Cultural Districts
• Acadiana Center For The Arts March Art Walk
• PEPP for PARKINSONS
• Arts Funding In Jeopardy!
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• Fugro Chance Family Performance Series Presented by the AcA Offers Creative Learning....
• Partnership Awards and Community Arts Funding Grant Recipients Announced
• 'The Big Bang' Presented by the UL Lafayette Percussion Ensemble
• Theresa Andersson: From Conan to Louisiana Crossroads
• Southern Open 2010 Juror Announced
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• AcA’s Arts In Education Offers Adventures For Educators
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