Lafayette Chapter News Today

The honor of the Liberty Tree planting was bestowed upon Hopeful Baptist Church in north Fayette County (established 1825) by Fayette’s Lafayette Chapter — Sons of the American Revolution, America250, […]

Saturday brought the 42nd Family Day Picnic to Columbian Park. The festivities in honor of Labor Day went on from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.

"These are our first veterans and to be able to give them just a small military like funeral, that they may not have received is just very important."

In the spring of 2000, I was in a government seminar class during my senior year in college. Other than the fact the class was being taught by Centre College’s

In the spring of 2000, I was in a government seminar class during my senior year in college. Other than the fact the class was being taught by Centre College’s…

Ravis Martinez is planning to advocate for disadvantaged Lafayette northside residents on an even larger scale.

The Public Housing Authority of the City of Lafayette and members of the National Pan-Hellenic Council, Lafayette Chapter, distributed Christmas gifts to children who live in the housing developments.

It's Giving Tuesday-- a day designed to promote generosity all over the world. Volunteers from the local non-profit, Foster the Love say they provide gifts all, yearlong.

Two candidates applying to be Lafayettes next police chief want to focus on violent crime, staffing and community policing, if theyre selected.

The Lafayette Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) held a forum Thursday evening to introduce two out of the three candidates, Brian Ardoin and