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A library in Lafayette, Louisiana is hosting a Toddler Prom and now it's time to get the kids dressed up.

Parents will have to decide what kind of library card they want for their child.

The Lafayette Parish library is facing more significant controversy as decisions surrounding book placements and community programs come under scrutiny.

After a parent was highly critical of the board, sheriff's deputies were asked to remove her.

We could all use more time to flip through a book, right?

A judge will decide if certain Facebook insults are libelous.

Historically, there has never been a movement to ban any book that has ever been on the right side.

Whose stash of beer and gum could it have been? A library employee trying to keep the day interesting?

The donations are pouring in now that everyone is stuck at home trying to declutter and do some spring cleaning

Rainbow Trout, in Lafayette, Louisiana? Checking out fishing poles from the library? It's all true!

The story hour that never was has now prompted changes in policy and protocol at Lafayette's libraries.

Social media can be a confusing place, especially when it comes to multiple cities with the same name.

They dug into their archives and found a photo of Bigfoot visiting the Scott Library branch. The photo is not dated.

Tax dollars are funding this twist on story time. Just don't try to read any Bible stories, that is not "diversity"

The Louisiana Library Association’s 2017 Annual Conference will culminate tomorrow with another full day of programs at the Cajundome Convention Center.

The library will be open for business on Tuesday, July 7th.

Bruce Gaudin, representing the St. Landry Parish Library Coalition, told the board Thursday the coalition is trying to generate enough support to place a proposition on the Nov. 4 ballot asking voters to approve a 5.5-mill annual property tax that would fund the proposed library system.

The coalition group is proposing a 5.5 mill property tax to help fund the parish-wide system and asked the council to approve an ordinance that would place the issue on the May 3 ballot.

This is one for the books.