Tracy Wirtz has been a fixture in the Lafayette media landscape for more than 30 years. Her career began in radio, she transitioned to television for about two decades, and returned to her radio roots in 2023. A lifelong resident of south Louisiana, she enjoys writing about Cajun culture and what makes the area unique and interesting. Tracy is also proud to be part of a great team that keeps our beloved Acadiana informed and connected.
Tracy Wirtz
How to Apply for Jobs Open at 120+ Lafayette Businesses
Lafayette and the surrounding area have more than 120 companies who want folks to apply for open positions. Here's how to do it in person or online.
Billionaire Donates Millions to Louisiana Non-profit Organizations
Six non-profit Louisiana non-profits received millions of dollars in donations in Lafayette and Lake Charles from one United States billionaire.
Superior Grill In Lafayette Teases Anxious Customers
Anxious diners wait for the doors to open on Superior Grill in Lafayette. The restaurant obviously understands and decided to tease would-be patrons a bit.
9th Louisiana Man Caught on Video Arrested in January 6 Breach of Capitol
At least 9 Louisiana men have been charged or pleaded guilty for actions in the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. Investigators used video footage to identify them.
App Alerts Louisiana Drivers of Recalls on Vehicles, Child Safety Seats
The NHTSA makes recall information available on their website and a new app that will send you alerts if a recall is issued on your vehicle.
YouTube Rapper Convicted of Murder in Ambush of Louisiana Man
A YouTube rapper and another suspect were convicted of murdering a Louisiana man after an ambush in Opelousas. They will spend the rest of their lives in prison.
LOOK: Quaint Church Lands on List of Best Airbnbs in Louisiana
A contributor to Road Affair listed the best Airbnbs in Louisiana. One of them is a quaint church-turned-rental in the heart of Cajun Country.
Network Home of “The Chosen” Is Changing Channels in Lafayette
It's not often that a whole television network changes channels, but the broadcast home of the wildly popular series "The Chosen" is doing just that.