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Currently Opelousas Fire Department employees base pay is $9.50 per hour and they are looking to get a salary increase to $10.90.
Crowley Police Chief Troy Hebert says he does not want to loose anymore police department employees. according to him, over 20 officers have resigned. 19 of them cited that the reason was low wages.
Over in the city of Youngsville they held a groundbreaking for a new roundabout. According to officials Youngsville highway and was due for a remodel.
The event featured 287 athletes from all different backgrounds.Athletes ages ranged from 8 years old to 60 years old.The event was possible in part thanks to community donations.
Many in Acadiana are working to help out in the tornado clean up. United Way of Southwest Louisiana is stepping in to help our neighbors in Mississippi.
According to a local Acadiana farmer Calvin Boutte, right now honeybees are searching for a new location for their hive.
Easter Holiday Festivities have begun
After the recent tornadoes devastated central Mississippi, Catholic Charities of Acadiana is stepping up to help.
A polaris slingshot belonging to Ville Platte City Council member Bryant Riggs was involved in a crash on Saturday, March 25th.
In Carencro, clean up begins after a strong storm system swept through causing major flooding to roads and residential areas.
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