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Acadian paramedics earn Hall of Fame honors for community service
Lafayette's Acadian Ambulance Operations Supervisor Jimmy Dupuy was inducted into the Louisiana First Responders Christian Association’s Hall of Fame on Wednesday, Oct. 14, during a ceremony at the Heymann Performing Arts Center . The distinction honors firefighters, law enforcement officers, and EMS professionals who have gone above and beyond through civic engagement, youth mentorship, and community stewardship, according to Acadian Companies. Dupuy joined Acadian Ambulance in 1992 as an EMT, earning paramedic certification the following year. He has served in a range of roles, including as a paramedic field supervisor, compliance officer and adjunct instructor for Acadian’s National EMS Academy. He is currently an operations supervisor for Acadian’s Hub City region, which includes Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin, and Vermilion Parishes. “This accomplishment is humbling, to say the least,” Dupuy said. “I am extremely proud to be a paramedic and represent my fellow first responders in accepting this honor.” More: Lafayette schools tap reserves to keep career academy on track Dupuy graduated from Youngsville High School and is a member of Youngsville Community Church. Acadian Ambulance Paramedic Brent Pellegrin, of Terrebonne Parish, was also inducted into the Hall of Fame. Aaron Gonsoulin is the General Assignment/Trending Reporter for The
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First Real Chill Of The Season Hits Acadiana, And There Could Be A New Smell In The Air
South Louisiana's getting its first taste of fall weather with temperatures tumbling into the 50s and gusty winds this weekend. Residents are firing up kitchens for gumbo and chili while catching Saints and Tigers games.
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Bertrand Drive utility work moves forward as broader revitalization plan remains under review
Despite opposition from some Bertrand Drive business owners over proposed development rules, Lafayette Consolidated Government says the first phase of proposed changes to the the corridor are moving forward, with crews installing underground communication infrastructure. “The project never halted,” said Jamie Boudreaux, LCG’s chief communications officer. The $1.9...
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North Louisiana hospitals to be sold. This follows unpaid taxes, threats of fines
A little over a week after six members of Minden Medical Center’s Board of Governors resigned, that hospital and three others owned by Allegiance Health Management, are being put up for sale. In a statement to The Shreveport-Bossier City Advocate, Dr. Melissa Madden, the one-time chairman of the MMC's...
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Coushatta Tribe to Open Feather Fuel Travel Plaza
IOWA, LA – The Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana will host the grand opening of its new Feather Fuel Travel Plaza in Iowa, LA, with a celebration scheduled for Oct. 30 at 10 a.m. The ceremony will bring together local leaders, representatives from Coushatta Casino Resort and members of the Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana for a ribbon cutting, tribal blessing and remarks from tribal leadership.
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Lafayette Mayor-President Monique B. Boulet
We are sitting down with Lafayette Mayor-President Monique B. Boulet for a conversation about the current state of Lafayette, the growth happening across the city and parish, and what the future holds for our community. We are discussing several key development projects, ongoing investments in infrastructure, economic development, and the...
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A fresh chapter: Lafayette’s South Regional Library gets $2.5 million makeover
Lafayette Consolidated Government has completed $2.5 million in renovations at the South Regional Library, including a new roof, upgraded heating and air conditioning systems and improvements to public spaces. The 37,600-square-foot library, at 6101 Johnston St., opened 18 years ago, when the area was considered the outskirts of Lafayette. It...
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Abbeville resident taking a stand against water conditions
ABBEVILLE, La. (KLFY) — Abbeville residents are continuing to express concern over brown and yellow water discoloration in their sinks and tubs, a problem that has persisted for approximately five months. In response, local resident Michael Vincent is gathering information and photos to file formal complaints with city and state government agencies.