Get ready to win beer, crawfish, and a crawfish boiling kit in our Classic Hits 925 KVPI "Bud n Boiling" contest. Starting Monday April 6, we will qualify five listeners to be finalists in the contest. Be caller five when you hear the cue to call (the beer can tab opening and beer pouring in the glass). You must be 21 or older. On Wednesday April 8 at noon , we will have a grand prize drawing to draw the name of one grand prize winner who will win beer, crawfish and a crawfish burner kit. Good luck from your friends at KVPI and Southwest Beverage Company, your distributor for Budweiser Beer.

During this time of uncertainty, we want to assure all of our listeners, friends and clients that KVPI will continue to be the voice of Evangeline Parish and South Central Louisiana. We will be there LIVE on the air every day to inform you on important emergency information from our local, parish, state and federal leaders.We have been together keeping you safe through hurricanes, floods, and even ice storms through the years since we signed on in 1953. Our #1 goal is to keep you informed so you and your family will be safe. Thank you and may God bless all of us!!!

KVPI News is proud to begin airing one of the longest running top rated daily news programs: Inside Edition with host Deborah Norville. You can hear the program each morning at 7:25am on KVPI AM and FM.

The Louisiana Association of Broadcasters held its annual Prestige awards ceremony today in Baton Rouge. KVPI FM 92.5 was honored to receive the "Uniquely Louisiana" award for airing the popular "La Tasse de Cafe" radio show. The bilingual call-in radio show has grown dramatically over its 50 year history. The original hosts were Jim Soileau and the late Dan Andrus and began as a once a week half hour show. The show has grown and evolved to become an hour long four day a week show with hosts Jim Soileau, Charlie Manuel, Mike Perron and Mark Layne. Internet streaming has brought new listeners from throughout the country and other countries. KVPI General Manager Mark Layne would like to thank Polly Johnson and the Louisiana Association of Broadcasters for this recognition. A special thanks to Mallory Moser for her hard work in gathering and preparing the nomination. He said " I am proud to share this award for everyone who enjoys our local Cajun French programming including our French News. Thank you to every member of our staff and to the President of Ville Platte Broadcasting Company, Dr. Rhonda Fink Pucheu, a second generation broadcaster, for her continued support of everything we do."