“This house is very livable and very functional,” Hebert says. It also achieves a warmth some people don’t think you get with a more modern living space. Hebert recoils at the word contemporary thanks to images of the Jetsons and round, plastic pieces. This version of new design has a welcoming air about it.
When Mike Neustrom became sheriff of Lafayette Parish in 2000, he
brought a scholarly approach to law enforcement, and when he retires
next year, he’ll leave the office a much better place than he found it.
Even Son Do, owner and proprietor of Do’s Deli in the South College Shopping Center, can’t quite explain what took so long for banh mi to truly arrive in Lafayette.
Nine questions for LCG traffic engineer Warren Abadie When
Warren Abadie drives anywhere in Lafayette, he’s on the job. Lafayette
Consolidated Government’s top traffic engineer, like his former boss
Tony Tramel, is what you might call geeky about traffic: He observes it,
studies it, deconstructs it, even when he’s “off the clock.” If Abadie
is driving — or a passenger — he’s working.
The lingering downturn in oil prices has companies consolidating,
workers being laid off, skilled employees leaving and industry leaders
painfully recalling the mid-1980s.
Budget-friendly parties and gifts are the way to go whether it’s for a small office or a business giant. Good news — a tight budget doesn’t mean skimping on the good stuff and it doesn’t wreck an otherwise great evening. Just add some additional planning and a dash of creativity.
"There can be no bad pictures” just may be the mantra of a social-media
influenced generation that’s perfected the selfie. The results: an
increase in plastic surgery across the board from bigger booties to
bigger lips. Doctors like local ENT/ plastic surgeon Jeffrey Joseph see a
direct connection between some patients and social media pressures.