History

For roughly 15 years there was a fairly large portion of Louisiana that was officially dubbed "The Neutral Strip", meaning the area wasn't controlled by any government, military, or any laws.

Nominations are being accepted for additions to the list of Louisiana's most endangered places list. Many of those endangered places aren't far from where we call home.

A haphazardly bought pile of ribbons changed things for Tiger fans forever.

If you have interest in paranormal claims, you may find it fascinating that "ghost hunters" have ventured to Camp Ford. The claims made were surprising to many.

The smell of boiling crawfish will soon fill the air in sout Louisiana. But how did the tradition start?

Many people were disgusted to learn the truth behind the story of how the Roman Candle got its name.

Bell Rasmussen makes NIL history as the first female running back to sign a NIL deal.

The two turkeys are the latest in a long line of birds pardoned by U.S. presidents.

Is Bluetooth really named after a Danish Viking king who reigned over 1000 years ago?

Roundabouts are a thing in Acadiana. But, have they been a thing longer than we realize?

The New Orleans Saints could have a historic 2022 NFL season for many reasons, one of those being "The Bird Gauntlet".

You’ll even get a shot of the old K&B Drug Store.

The search for information on Lafayette neighborhoods has brought up even more questions about the Hub City's past.

Based on traveler reviews, these destinations are perfect if you are looking for culture, history, and fun.

It's always great to see some Lafayette history in video form, and it's not often we see it from this early on.

If you pass, you will be allowed to continue posting on social media about the immigration issue.

The state of Alabama must have a face that matches the color of NIck Saban's ugly blazer.

There is an eerie quiet that consumes you the moment you step off the bus and walk through the gates. Gone is the laughing and horseplay of a family on vacation. Instead, there is a quiet respect for those whose final resting place is this hallowed ground.

What better way to send love from Lafayette than with a handmade greeting card of some of the city's most historical buildings.

Sometimes when I have friends visiting from out-of-town I have to stop and think when they ask the question, "Why do y'all make these?"