The city’s new sewer user rates will go into effect with the October readings and customers can expect an increase of about $7 in their bills.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Emily Chatelain of the Three O’clock Project accepts a proclamation from the Acadia Parish Police Jury recognizing the non-profit’s “extraordinary service” in providing meals for students after schools were closed by Gov. John Bel Edwards’ executive order. Making the presentation at Tuesday night’s meeting is Luke Dupré,
consultant.
Within days of Gov. John Bel Edwards’ executive order closing schools in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, the Three O’clock Project began providing meals for students across Acadiana.
It will soon be legal to drive golf carts on parish-maintained roads, but only if those roads are in a “recognized subdivision.”
University of Louisiana at Lafayette Summer 2020 graduates made history Friday night at Cajun Field, at an outdoors ceremony that capped a 2019-2020 academic year during which a University record 3,610 students earned degrees. (Photo by Rachel Rafati / University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
Fireworks capped the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Summer 2020 Commencement at Cajun Field, a historic ceremony that was held outside because of bans on large gatherings as a result of the
Despite the economic hardships created by the pandemic, bankruptcy filings so far this year, both locally and statewide, are significantly lower than they’ve been for the past five years.
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