mayci breaux

On Thursday, July 23rd, it marked five years since a shooting at a Lafayette theater left two women dead and several others injured.

The scholarship began with a $100-donation from a benefactor in Montana. The scholarship soon grew to a $50,000 award.

We remember the events from one year ago--the shock, the tragedy, the unity and the healing.

It's been one year since a shooting in a Lafayette theater took the lives of two innocent victims.

In less than a year following the Grand 16 shooting, the Mayci Breaux Scholarship Fund grew to more than $20,000 from Acadiana's giving spirit.

In the absolute classiest move I think I've ever seen, Ascension Episcopal is urging their fans to all wear purple to show support in welcoming Mayci's school, hometown, family, and friends. You see, Mayci's favorite was purple.

Hundreds gather at Blackham Coliseum to Unite, Honor and Heal following last week's Grand Theater shooting.

Scott Michael Suire has posted a beautiful song tribute to our 2 shooting victims, and we wanted to share his version of 'Go Rest High on That Mountain'.

Brooks David says it is beyond sad that two young people lost their lives.

LGH also plans to donate a portion of the United Way campaign coming up this October to LSU-Eunice for a Radiologic Technology scholarship in Mayci Breaux's name.

Mayci Breaux, one of two victims killed in the tragic shooting at the Grand Theatre, was laid to rest in her hometown of Franklin, LA.

Breaux funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. while Johnson's funeral service will be held at 12:30 p.m.