LITE on Cruz ControlSince the groundbreaking ceremony last April for the Louisiana Immersion Technology Enterprise, or LITE, construction has proceeded on a building that looks much like any other contemporary building on campus. Until now. The giant ...
Since founding the spa that bears her name in 1987, Pascale Henry's pixie haircut and lovely French accent have contributed to the character of Lafayette's Oil Center. Hers was the very first spa in a city that now boasts at least a half dozen, a growth ...
New Chamber of Commerce leader advances Smart Growth agenda Lafayette General Medical Center's Chief Operating Officer Donna Landry officially takes the reigns of the Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce this Friday evening at the annual gala ceremony ...
A New Orleans Holiday MessageJust before Christmas, the Louisiana Press Association sponsored a tour of New Orleans. We drove to the airport and boarded Black Hawk helicopters for a fly-over to West End Marina and then across the muted, grey city to St ...
Thibodeaux's Tops in Information TechnologyKeith Thibodeaux, the chief information officer for Lafayette Consolidated Government, has just been listed among the business world's Premier 100 Information Technology Leaders by Computerworld magazine, which ...
"Paradigm Man" Offers Expertise to Help Re-Think LouisianaFuturist and scholar Joel Barker pioneered the concept of paradigm shifts to explain profound change and the importance of vision to drive change within organizations. His groundbreaking work produced ...
New Life in Leadership LafayetteAfter a one-year hiatus, Leadership Lafayette has been revamped, revitalized and is ready for new applicants. The 20-year-old program was suffering from program fatigue, says Greater Lafayette Chamber of Commerce President ...
Louisiana's French connection generates post-hurricane donations.I walk or drive through The Longueuil Intersection at the corner of Buchanan and Vermilion streets almost every day. Such signage commemorating Lafayette's many French and Canadian sister ...
Winds of Change in Real EstateAs New Orleanians are repatriated, it will be interesting to see how Lafayette changes yet again. Since Hurricane Katrina (and later Rita), there have been joyful additions, like the street clarinetist playing Gershwin downtown ...
The Fire Still Burns After 20 YearsMy first meal at Charley G's was a business lunch with Harold Abdalla in August 1985. Steve and I had just moved back to Lafayette, having spent two years in Shreveport launching our weekly newspaper UpState. The new ...
