The latest COVID-19 stimulus package approved by Congress will send $12 million in federal funds to local governments in Acadia Parish this spring as part of $1.9 trillion in federal spending.
UL Lafayette’s new recording arts concentration is designed for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in music who want to work in audio production careers. Courses for the new concentration will begin this fall. (Photo credit: Doug Dugas / University of Louisiana at Lafayette.)
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is tailoring an existing degree program for students who want music careers – just not on a stage or in the business side of the industry.
The Louisiana National Guard hosted four Change of Command ceremonies recently, to include the 1-244th Assault Helicopter Battalion, the 204th Theater Airfield Operations Group, Recruiting and Rete
Enthusiasts for Louisiana’s community colleges and technical programs say they’ll emerge from the COVID-19 era with robust resources and rebounding enrollments.
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Louisiana Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne presents the administration’s budget proposal for the next fiscal year to the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget on Feb. 7.
Though state government cannot dictate how Louisiana municipalities and parishes use their shares of billions in federal stimulus money, legislators plan to remember how local leaders spent the mon
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