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
More Bad News for the Louisiana and Texas Hurricane Season: 2005 vs 2024
Louisiana and Texas residents remember the awful 2005 hurricane season. But the data behind the aggressive forecast for 2024 is the reason there's more bad news.
WANTED: Boys & Girls Club Hiring for Director of Crowley Location
Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana is looking for the right person to serve as director of the new Crowley location. Anyone who is interested should apply now.
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.
Study Shows Louisiana Dads Have It Rough- Here’s Why
A recent report from Wallet Hub confirms that Louisiana dads have a rough time when it comes to several factors.
Interesting LSU Duo Headed to Olympics to Compete on Team USA
An LSU duo is headed across the pond to compete for Team USA in the 2024 Summer Olympics in beach volleyball, and they are an interesting pair.
No Money For Repairs to Louisiana Hurricane Evacuation Route
An evacuation route in south Louisiana is closed because there's no money to repair a bridge that crosses state lines.
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.
LOOK: Group Shares Journey to Restore South Louisiana Landmark after Tornado Strike
Staff and volunteers are making progress to restore an Iberia Parish landmark that was devastated by severe storms and a possible tornado.