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Two arrested after investigation into counterfeit bills
Two men have been arrested following an investigation into counterfeit money. According to the Scott Police Department, a business there contacted them about receiving counterfeit money.
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The following people were booked into the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center before 10 a.m. Monday.
A $1.5 million upgrade for La. 93 from the Lafayette Parish line to beyond Cankton is scheduled to begin Wednesday, and motorists are advised to expect delays.
The general public is getting its first chance at receiving the H1N1 vaccine. Our Lady of Lourdes' Family Clinic in Scott has been administering the vaccine to children, pregnant woman and young adults this week.
Schools prepare for H1N1 vaccines
Every school system in Acadiana plans to offer the H1N1 vaccine to students, but not for at least another month.
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Extension agents and foresters associated with the LSU Ag Center will hold a series of workshops from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. today at various spots throughout Acadiana.
SCOTT - Acadiana High students Cassie Williamson and Blair Broussard teamed up to file off rough edges of a free-flowing frame on Wednesday, a pink frame in the shape of intertwining ribbons that will hold the pictures of three AHS faculty members who are breast cancer survivors.
St. Landry Parish - The St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office reported booking the following people: n Andie Lyn Soileau, 27, 1125 Griffith Road, Ville Platte, charged with simple criminal damage to property.
Nicole Morrison and Terrence Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Morrison, of Lafayette, Louisiana are proud to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Nicole Marie Morrison to Terrence James Davis, son of Ms.
Jailed Scotter man in appeal against ram raid convictions
A JAILED Scotter man is challenging his convictions for two 'ram-raids' on cash machines after a supposed juror came forward protesting his innocence.
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Appeal hears jurors broke rules
Jurors at the trial of a man guilty of ram-raiding cash machines broke rules of conduct, the Appeal Court has heard.
La. 93 from the Lafayette Parish line to beyond Cankton city limits is getting an upgrade this year.
Scott: BR will lead Louisiana in job growth
Baton Rouge will lead Louisiana in the number of new jobs produced in the next two years.
By the end of this month, drivers who make a right turn at a red light may be exempt from SafeLight penalties.
Cafferty: Obama critics crossing the line?
Tom Friedman writes a scary and sobering column in today's New York Times called "Where did 'we' go?" In it - he compares the political climate today in the U.S. to Israel in 1995 right before the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
A violin becomes a painter's palette, a cello takes flight as a bird and a French horn lights up a room as a lamp in a unique exhibit that joins the musical and visual arts.