Just hours before this issue was going to press, Coldwell Banker Pelican Real Estate’s Steven Hebert delivered more upbeat news: “With some amazement, I can report that at some point last week, Lafayette Parish real estate sales surpassed last year’s annual record of $674 million."
Artmosphere owner shelling out thousands each month to meet sales mandate.
By the time Commissioner Troy Hebert opened up proceedings to public comment during Artmosphere owner Berry Kemp’s hearing before the state Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control on Feb. 25 in Lafayette, it was pretty obvious that Artmosphere would not have its liquor license revoked.
Market Watch: Residential real estate still climbing
Lafayette Parish’s residential real estate market shows no sign of slowing.
The Continuing Education Department at South Louisiana Community College is offering a private eye course in November that will train students to become licensed private investigators.
PEOPLE & FLASHES - Nov. 11, 2015
Izzo-Voss joins Faith House, Zikmund rises at KATC, Acadiana Hospice and Palliative Care, Devarapalli to Women's & Children's, Begnaud leads The Blake, Hendry awarded
Lafayette’s economy will get worse in 2016, even as we hope to fund critical needs in public education and infrastructure.
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.
CROSS WISE: Our Taxes Reflect Our Values
Lafayette’s use of sales taxes, which disproportionately affect the poor, is nearly tapped out. Will our schools suffer because of it?
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.