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As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

As we enter a new school year, the Lafayette Public Library looks to remind students that we can help them put the "A"s in their grAdes with Homework Louisiana in September UL Lafayette and SoLAcc school IDs can be used as library cards to access library materials as well as our digital library and databases. This will allow more than 22,000 students to access library materials, study rooms, computer use, etc. Ben Paramore, Youth Services Manager and Librarian discussed Homework Louisiana, 24/7 tutoring service is free to students with a school ID card. Homework Louisiana will even help if you're looking for a job. Details can be found, here: https://lafayettepubliclibrary.org/homeworkla.

Catholic Charities of Acadiana invites the community to a free, half-day Disaster Response Training on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church Pere Megret Center, 202 West Vermilion Street in Abbeville, LA. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and includes a complimentary breakfast, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Designed to equip volunteers with essential skills for disaster response, this training offers hands-on sessions and practical guidance to prepare individuals to effectively serve their neighbors in times of crisis. Whether responding to hurricanes, floods, or other extreme weather events, participants will learn how to live out their faith through service and resilience-building. “This half day training is an opportunity for our community to be ready to meet the moment when disaster strikes — with compassion, clarity, and real capability,” said Ben Broussard, Chief of External Affairs of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. “When we prepare ourselves to respond, we become instruments of hope and healing in our communities.” All are welcome, and no prior experience is required. The event is free, but RSVPs are encouraged here.

Catholic Charities of Acadiana invites the community to a free, half-day Disaster Response Training on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church Pere Megret Center, 202 West Vermilion Street in Abbeville, LA. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and includes a complimentary breakfast, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Designed to equip volunteers with essential skills for disaster response, this training offers hands-on sessions and practical guidance to prepare individuals to effectively serve their neighbors in times of crisis. Whether responding to hurricanes, floods, or other extreme weather events, participants will learn how to live out their faith through service and resilience-building. “This half day training is an opportunity for our community to be ready to meet the moment when disaster strikes — with compassion, clarity, and real capability,” said Ben Broussard, Chief of External Affairs of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. “When we prepare ourselves to respond, we become instruments of hope and healing in our communities.” All are welcome, and no prior experience is required. The event is free, but RSVPs are encouraged here.

Catholic Charities of Acadiana invites the community to a free, half-day Disaster Response Training on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church Pere Megret Center, 202 West Vermilion Street in Abbeville, LA. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and includes a complimentary breakfast, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Designed to equip volunteers with essential skills for disaster response, this training offers hands-on sessions and practical guidance to prepare individuals to effectively serve their neighbors in times of crisis. Whether responding to hurricanes, floods, or other extreme weather events, participants will learn how to live out their faith through service and resilience-building. “This half day training is an opportunity for our community to be ready to meet the moment when disaster strikes — with compassion, clarity, and real capability,” said Ben Broussard, Chief of External Affairs of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. “When we prepare ourselves to respond, we become instruments of hope and healing in our communities.” All are welcome, and no prior experience is required. The event is free, but RSVPs are encouraged here.

Catholic Charities of Acadiana invites the community to a free, half-day Disaster Response Training on Saturday, August 23, 2025, at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church Pere Megret Center, 202 West Vermilion Street in Abbeville, LA. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. and includes a complimentary breakfast, sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Designed to equip volunteers with essential skills for disaster response, this training offers hands-on sessions and practical guidance to prepare individuals to effectively serve their neighbors in times of crisis. Whether responding to hurricanes, floods, or other extreme weather events, participants will learn how to live out their faith through service and resilience-building. “This half day training is an opportunity for our community to be ready to meet the moment when disaster strikes — with compassion, clarity, and real capability,” said Ben Broussard, Chief of External Affairs of Catholic Charities of Acadiana. “When we prepare ourselves to respond, we become instruments of hope and healing in our communities.” All are welcome, and no prior experience is required. The event is free, but RSVPs are encouraged here.