Getting in shape may not be a fashion show, but finding pieces that go from a good workout to running around town mean one less thing to worry about when it comes time to burn those calories.
Getting in shape may not be a fashion show, but finding pieces that go from a good workout to running around town mean one less thing to worry about when it comes time to burn those calories.
Perhaps the biggest revolution in fitness has been products like Fitbit — fitness wristbands that can track everything from heart rate to steps per day. Tri-Running in Lafayette carries the Garmin version, and for good reason, says manager and runner Kevin Miller.
The IND's Nick Pittman reviews new releases from Cedryl Ballou, Marty Christian and more.
It’s Festival time, when it becomes abundantly clear how much we love the arts in Acadiana. Festival International hits it on all cylinders: music, food, visual and performing arts, arts education and cultural exchange. Locals flock to the streets of Downtown to join tourists who navigate their way to Lafayette from all corners of the globe.
There's just something about a VW van. Make it orange and I’ll stop in my tracks every time.
It’s the most glamorous time of the year — Mardi Gras. Ball gowns with feathers for days, cropped tops paired with billowing ball gown skirts and svelte fishtails. Beauty is simple with a focus on flowing hair and fresh skin.
EACH YEAR ABIZ ROUNDS UP A FEW EXECUTIVES who know the key to avoiding the boss burnout: staying fit. What’s more, recent studies suggest that being visibly out of shape can undermine others’ perceptions of your leadership ability and job stamina.
Can we diversify our energy portfolio beyond petroleum? It’s time to have that conversation.
It’s the most festival time of the year. The streets fill with Festival-International-goers, the hippie girls come out. No matter our style the rest of the year, it’s the most wonderful time to get boho head to toe.
While Acadiana rides out its worst economic downturn in decades, some area banks are finding success by staying out of the oil biz.
A labor of nearly a decade, Roddie Romero and Eric Adcock’s Gulfstream bristles with hearth and heart.
The Power of Information When It Matters Most
The 2016 ABiz State of the Economy Luncheon comes at a critical time for local business leaders.
Long Shot just in time for Christmas
The new book by Tyler Bridges and Jeremy Alford shows you exactly what the 2015 road to the governor’s mansion looked and felt like.
The Day ‘Chef Mickey’ Didn’t Burn the Roux
If you have been around the block, this is not the first time nor will it be the last time that our food, music or Francophone culture have been misunderstood.
State supreme court rules in favor of Acadiana man imprisoned on illegal sentence.