Articles

  • 6 days ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) — Rod Sias with the Zydeco Historical and Preservation Society says the group was previously awarded funding from the state which they dedicated to preserving the historic Slims Y-Ki-Ki and getting its national recognition for the role it played in zydeco culture. “Sims Y-Ki-Ki is one of the last remaining zydeco dance halls. Clifton Chenier played here, it is an integral part of zydeco music in creole culture and history. And so, we’re looking to preserve that,” said Sias.

  • 1 week ago | yahoo.com | Zane Hogue

    ST. LANDRY PARISH, la. (KLFY) — Preparation is underway in St. Landry Parish as the weather approaches, with parish government hitting various areas to try to minimize the risk of flooding. Parish President Jessie Bellard said when heavy rain is expected parish government immediately prepares sandbags, not only for people to pick up, also to deliver to the disabled and the elderly who need the assistance.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    ST. LANDRY PARISH, la. (KLFY) — Preparation is underway in St. Landry Parish as the weather approaches, with parish government hitting various areas to try to minimize the risk of flooding. Parish President Jessie Bellard said when heavy rain is expected parish government immediately prepares sandbags, not only for people to pick up, also to deliver to the disabled and the elderly who need the assistance.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) — Rod Sias was Chief Administrative Officer during the Reggie Tatum administration and has direct experience and understanding of Opelousas infrastructure. When sat down to discuss ideas on how to improve the infrastructure, he laid out some ideas that include effective plan development and an understood effort from both officials and residents.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) — A special meeting held at City Hall in Opelousas today gave the council members and Mayor Julius Alsandor a chance to let all residents in Opelousas know that the importance of this sales tax renewal. The sales tax being proposed for renewal is a 1% sales tax used for the purposes of maintaining waterworks, sewer, facilities, and the salaries of city workers. “It’s going to be a local tax, only for the people of the city of Opelousas within the corporate limits.