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The UL Lafayette Science Museum & Planetarium is hosting a solar eclipse viewing event. They'll have telescopes and solar eclipse glasses to watch it safely.

Lafayette and area public libraries are changing platforms to offer nearly double the number of books and other publications people can borrow for free.

The Director is being allowed to resign instead. The request to be allowed to resign was previously denied by board president Robert Judge.

The Spring Book Sale sponsored by Friends of the Lafayette Public Library Sale is going on at the Heymann Center in Lafayette.

The library will host events that are designed to help people "find their tales."

The board will appoint a committee to search for a permanent director.

The LEH-funded program will take place in March.

Judge received three votes; two other candidates received one vote.

The university also issued a statement defending the professor who will facilitate the program.

The state senator joined "Acadiana's Morning News" to elaborate on his letter from Tuesday.

The board's president says resigning would be an admission he or the board did something wrong.

UL applies for grant to host program; Sen. Boudreaux condemns LPL's stance.

Officials did not comment as to whether the closure had anything to do with a planned protest downtown on Saturday.

The Lafayette Public Library is now issuing temporary library cards to Louisiana residents from Jefferson Davis Parish, Calcasieu Parish, and Cameron Parish who have been displaced by Hurricane Laura and who are momentarily living in Lafayette Parish.

This simple explanation should help clarify any confusion you might have regarding a library/drainage funding proposal on Saturday's ballot.

The Lafayette City-Parish Council approves an ordinance that will allow the Lafayette Library to spend money on construction and expansion.

The new facility on Old Spanish Trail offers residents so much more than just books, magazines, and reference materials.