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Morning Forecast – Thursday, May 8th

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www.youtube.com – KTVE – 2025-05-08 08:29:11

SUMMARY: The morning forecast for Thursday, May 8th, starts with mostly clear skies and no significant rain despite a slight cold front passing through. Patchy to dense fog is present, especially in Greenville and Chico County, with a dense fog advisory until 9 a.m. Temperatures range from mid-50s to upper 70s, influenced by the frontal boundary. Winds shifting west bring drier air, but rain chances will linger later in the week due to a low-pressure system south of the region. Isolated showers are possible Friday and Saturday, with a drier and warmer trend expected next week, reaching mid-80s.

Partly cloudy skies as the clouds have snuck back in for some. Others may be experiencing some patchy to dense fog as fog advisories have been put out for areas off to the northeast.

Today, some areas could wake up to some patchy fog while others wake up to none at all. Our system is still lingering with in the region continuing to bring rain chances, but with weak forcing along the front, chances are spotty at best and mainly to the east. Others see a mix of sun and clouds with highs reaching the mid 80s and winds are light out of the west.

Tonight, cloud cover may stay away for the early part of the night along with the rain. However, a boundary lingers just south of the area allowing cloud cover to slowly increase overnight into the morning hours. Rain chances may also increase early tomorrow morning morning as well, but most stay dry overnight. Lows fall into the low to mid 60s with light winds out of the northwest.

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How the AcA brought Kandinsky to kindergarten – The Current

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thecurrentla.com – Brooke Broussard – 2025-07-03 13:52:00

SUMMARY: Renée Roberts’ passion for art, inspired by her mother, led her to champion arts education in Acadiana starting in the 1970s. After volunteering with the newly formed Acadiana Arts Council (AcA), she developed Bright New Worlds, placing teaching artists in public schools. Partnering with Burnell Lemoine and Sandy LaBry, they expanded programs using creative funding and alliances, including a key Kennedy Center partnership. AcA’s arts education now reaches 96 schools with 80 teaching artists, offering field trips, grants, and exhibitions like the Student Art Expo. Celebrating 50 years in 2025, AcA aims to raise $18 million by 2030 to deepen cultural impact across Acadiana.

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The art collective is dead, long live the art collective

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thecurrentla.com – The Current Staff – 2025-07-02 14:55:00

SUMMARY: At the Blue Moon Saloon, musicians like Craig Guillory collaborate in weekly Cajun jams, inspiring each other’s art. For non-musical artists seeking community, ARCHIVES, co-founded by Emma Sonnier and Lex Thomas, fosters collaboration, exhibitions, and professional growth for emerging artists in Lafayette. The group addresses isolation post-education and economic barriers like costly supplies and studio spaces. ARCHIVES hosts events including figure drawing classes and artists’ lounges, offers micro-grants to cover exhibition fees, and plans a supply library. Their efforts build vital networks, supporting artists financially and socially, helping them sustain and advance their creative practices beyond formal settings.

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Midday Ark-La-Miss News Update: July 2, 2025

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www.youtube.com – KTVE – 2025-07-02 13:54:27

SUMMARY: A house fire in Monroe, Louisiana, resulted in the death of a 60-year-old man Tuesday night; the cause is under investigation. In West Carroll Parish, a single-vehicle crash on Plum Grove Road claimed the life of 75-year-old Carl Carr of Epps, Louisiana; he was unrestrained and died after his truck struck a tree. A lawsuit alleges that a female deputy at the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison coerced a female inmate into sexual acts with male deputies; no arrests have been made, though one deputy was fired for unrelated battery. Attorney General Liz Murrill announced charges against ten escapees from the Orleans Parish Jail, with a \$50,000 reward for information leading to the capture of the last fugitive. Weather conditions include partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the low 90s; a frontal system may bring showers and thunderstorms through the weekend.

Midday Ark-La-Miss News Update: July 2, 2025

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