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What's Developing: Nunu's Markets' Expanding in Maurice, TK's New Fast Casual Asian Fusion Restaurant, Rogue Hatchets in Youngsville
Ben Powers with Developing Lafayette stopped by to share the details on a handful of new businesses popping up in the area. Nunu's Markets' is expanding into a much bigger facility. TK's Asian Kitchen is about to break ground near Top Golf. And, a new axe throwing place, Rogue Hatches is set to open soon in Youngsville.
Lafayette mayor-president's veto of gas station plan near Four Corners stands after council fails to override it
Lafayette Mayor-President Monique Blanco Boulet's first veto since taking office will stand. The Lafayette City Council failed to override that veto late Tuesday, July 16. At issue were plans to develop a convenience store with a gas station. Tags. Localnow. Lafayette mayor-president's veto of gas station plan near Four Corners...
Lafayette touts record sales tax collections
LAFAYETTE, La. (KADN) — Sales tax revenues can have a significant impact on Lafayette Consolidated Government's budget plans but Lafayette leaders are touting record tax collections for the parish. According to the Lafayette Economic Development Authority, sales tax revenue has reached $3.5 billion so far this year. It follows...
Lafayette councilman talks rental inspection proposal regarding Himbola, other properties
For Tuesday's Lafayette city council meeting, a discussion is on the agenda on what to do about Himbola Manor Apartments and other rental properties reported to be in poor condition.
Visite de Broussard Fundraising for St. Michael's Center For Veterans, How This Half Marathon With A Mission Is Helping Homeless Veterans
Anthony Rogers with Visite de Broussard and Ben Broussard with Catholic Charities of Acadiana, stopped by News15 First at Four to share the details on Broussard's First Half Marathon and share about how the funds go to support St. Michaels Center for Veterans. Tags. Localnow. Visite de Broussard Fundraising for...
UL athletic director Bryan Maggard determined to finish job with extension through 2029
There are so many aspects to the job that UL athletic director Bryan Maggard hasn’t seen completed yet. That’s why he’s elated with Tuesday’s announcement of a contract extension to serve as the UL athletic director through June 30, 2029. “The confidence the university has shown...
Breaking the cycle: Pilot program aims to keep rural Acadiana residents out of prison
When John Nugent got out of prison in the summer of 2017, he was determined to turn his life around. No more briefcases filled with drugs and counterfeit bills driven, without a license, in a car without plates. He was going straight. And that meant days working at the tire scrap yard and nights spent in a sober living home.
This million dollar, spa-style mansion is for sale in Acadiana. Take a peek inside.
There's no shortage of lovely homes along West Bayou Parkway. But just off the parkway, at 155 Shannon Road in Greenbriar Estates, sits one of the most elegant homes on the market in Lafayette. Listed for for $3.7 million the home is in a gated community and features four bedroom,...
Former VPSO deputy Kenwood White, father of Abbeville mayor, dies at 72
Born March 6, 1952, the Abbeville High School graduate joined the Marine Corps Reserves in 1971 and served until 1977. He served as a deputy with the Vermilion Parish Sheriff’s Office for many years, followed by a career in the oilfield.
Lafourche, Terrebonne officials offer caveats, help with new concealed carry firearms law
A law allowing concealed carrying of firearms by most people over 18 in Louisiana took effect less than a month ago, with no related issues reported by local law enforcement. While not expressing opposition to the law, local law enforcement leaders are nonetheless hoping that firearms owners wishing to carry concealed will avail themselves of training to ensure the safety of themselves and others.
Louisiana still hasn’t recovered all the jobs it lost during the pandemic
While the rest of the nation has far surpassed the number of jobs lost during the coronavirus pandemic, Louisiana is one of only a handful of states that has still not recovered to what is a relatively low threshold in a burgeoning economy. Louisiana had roughly 1.96 million jobs in February 2020, about a month […] The post Louisiana still hasn’t recovered all the jobs it lost during the pandemic appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
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