Artmosphere owner shelling out thousands each month to meet sales mandate.
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Bobby Jindal is demolishing Louisiana, but we elected him and the legislators who let his wrecking ball swing.
Well, if you were a math geek, you might be able to calculate the trajectory of these thrown objects and know exactly where you'd have to run in order to catch them in mid-flight.
Right now it’s Boudreaux vs. Thierry in District 24, but for real excitement don’t count incumbent Elbert Guillory out just yet.
Long the domain of men, Acadiana’s creative dining scene is increasingly being populated — and popularized — by women.
Market Watch: Residential real estate still climbing
Lafayette Parish’s residential real estate market shows no sign of slowing.
Preparing the future leaders of Acadiana’s family-owned businesses is good for everyone.
Oil is taking its toll, but the local economy will not crash and burn this time around. Living in South Louisiana, we are not strangers to ups and downs in the oil and gas industry. It comes with the territory. There is no doubt the local economy has shifted this year; however, because of diversification, the economy has been slower to slump. I’ve spoken about the importance of economic diversity for a long time, and it’s satisfying to see decades of progress making a difference now — when it’s needed most.
CROSS-WISE: Edwards-Vitter Runoff Smacks of 1995
Similarities to the Foster-Fields contest two decades are aplenty, with some glaring exceptions.
For the working poor, finding stable, affordable housing is a zero sum pursuit.
What Better Time to Eat, Lafayette?
The local eats campaign is doing important work: Keeping our food culture afloat while we wait out the storm.
It may not be a good market for super pricey pads in Lafayette Parish, but that did not stop these 10 from changing hands in 2016.
Develop Those Social Media Muscles
There’s nothing better than a boot camp to get in shape — and to effectively reach customers and maximize opportunities.
The downturn has taken a toll on commercial activity in the Lafayette area, but oil’s low price reality is sinking in just as opportunities for diversification abound.
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