The IT company will call the old Advertiser building on Jefferson Street home for at least the next year — until its new 50,000-square-foot office building at 538 Cajundome Blvd., designed by Architects Southwest and under construction by J.B. Mouton, is complete.
INDesign 2015: A Sound Solution
When Sound & Communication Systems decided to convert a former air conditioning distributor building on Banks Street into its new corporate headquarters and showroom, it asked Chase Marshall Architects for a total renovation of the facility worthy of the 21st century.
I used to live behind Johnson’s Boucaniere in my wilder days. Many a Saturday began with a late morning stumble across an open field to the restorative itis of country ribs and jambalaya. I was a late riser, but no doubt would have rallied for Johnson’s breakfast were it available to me then.
Perhaps more so than lunchtime traffic, finding a midday meal that won’t sit in your belly like a bowling ball is a nearly insurmountable challenge.
The Independent’s investigation into property taxes will be expanded to analyze whether residential and commercial property owners across the parish are paying their fair share.
Too bad the Lafayette Reggae & Cultural Festival isn’t around anymore. It would be a great way to intro Smoov Ras to a bigger stage and to music lovers of Lafayette who don’t frequent live music venues.
Imagine you’re at an epic boucherie, surrounded by the sizzling aroma of freshly slaughtered pork being transformed into numerous sensory delights. Smoke billows from the chimneys of barbecue pits piled with ribs and sausage. Boudin is stuffed into casings as cracklins simmer and hiss in their cast-iron cauldrons.
Avoiding the ‘Elephant’ in the Real Estate Room
Don’t let an IRS tax lien interrupt your dream of home ownership.
Backyard Builders & Braniff Construction
What began as working part-time odd jobs in college has blossomed into a booming construction business for Kyle Braniff and his companies, Backyard Builders and Braniff Construction.
The era of “Friends” and Seattle grunge has returned with full-blown flannel and overalls to boot.
Although 2016 presented us with many challenges, it also laid the foundation for lots of exciting opportunities in the year ahead.
As technology and competition reshape the retail landscape, two Lafayette mainstays blend in-store and online experiences to stay afloat.
Robideaux Faces Down a ‘Monument of Indecision’
Wading into the political stalemate around the old federal courthouse, the mayor looks to make his mark.