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We love highlighting the good stories during the COVID-19 and this one brought a smile to our faces.

Teachers at Eunice High School were waiting for the Seniors on the morning the students arrived to pick up their caps and gowns.

COVID-19 has been quite the double-edged sword.

Watch as teachers from Gueydan High School share an emotional message to their graduating class.

The City of Youngsville has announced that will be feeding families this Saturday (April 18th) starting at 11:30 am.

UL Lafayette will partner with Second Harvest Food Bank and United Way of Acadiana to set up a food distribution site at Cajun Field.

If you want to look "Lafayette Fancy" you need a few certain props in your photos. Whether they belong to you or not isn't important.

COVID-19 has changed our lives in many ways, and one of those changes is how we enjoy our favorite restaurants.

It will be wonderful when everyone can get together again.

There are so many people on the frontline fighting the coronavirus these days.

The Lafayette Fire Department took part in a "parade" for a 4-year-old's birthday party.

Main Street River Ranch posted this photo of a popular fountain near several businesses and as you can see in the photo, it is filled with suds.

A Lafayette woman who is set to get married had a "drive-by" bridal shower.

Crowley Police drove through the city Thursday night blasting what they call an "audible alarm" to notify citizens that they were under curfew .

Watch as a local mom pranks her son into thinking that he had to return to school this week.

A St. Landry Parish woman is concerned about the "white smoke or chemicals" coming from airplanes.

There is a new hand sanitizer being sold in Acadiana and it resembles the very popular "5-Hour Energy" drink you may be familiar with.

A 95-year-old woman in a New Orleans retirement home wanted more vodka and her granddaughter took to Twitter to see if someone could get the vodka to her.

Here's one bird who is doing the most to practice social distancing.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government has announced that they will offer free meals to those that are unemployed.