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  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    LAFAYETTE, la. (KLFY) — At the Cajundome Convention Center, Louisiana’s hottest wrestling organization, the LWA the Louisiana Wrestling Alliance, is gearing up for their biggest show ever: The Heartland Heat. What you’re looking at right now, is actually a little sneak peek of the inside of the venue. Also, what they have organized is a night full of wrestling action. The event features the pro wrestling 225 women’s championship on the line in a triple threat match.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    OPELOUSAS, la. (KLFY) — The Opelousas City Jail was recently brought up by City Marshal Paul Mouton, who said it could be beneficial to reopen the facility. Mouton spoke to the Rotary Club earlier this month and said the city, and the area around it, would be safer if the jail was accepting inmates, especially as arrests continue to be made on drug operations and bench warrants.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    BROUSSARD, La. (KLFY) — “Norm!!!” As the audiences would say anytime George Wendt’s character made his entrance on Cheers. As Robert Voitier said, that same energy was felt when George Wendt entered his life. “I do remember him being and just exactly like the character he played character he played in “Cheers”. I mean, he was everybody’s friend, loved by all.” Voitier said.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) — With the help of a grant, the Acadiana Planning Commission (APC) is looking forward to assess and plan revitalization for underused properties in Acadiana. With the help of the Brownfields Assessment Coalition Grant, one of the biggest properties the APC looking at is the former Abdalla’s Shopping Center right here in the heart of Opelousas. Kade Jones, a representative with APC, shared his excitement about the grant and the opportunities it will give to the commission.

  • 1 week ago | klfy.com | Zane Hogue

    VILLE PLATTE, La. (KLFY) — With multiple veteran groups meeting at the Veteran’s Home in Ville Platte throughout the month, Building Director Chuck Trenchard who spent 15 years in the United States Air Force started making improvements to the building not only so veterans in the area can feel at home, but also get more veterans to join the brotherhood and partake in their various events. “We’re refurbishing it,” Trenchard said.