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The Right Reasons for the Season

Wednesday, January 25, 2012
By Cherry Fisher May

The Right Reasons for the Season

The win-loss stats aren’t the only measure of Louisiana’s gridiron greatness this year.

 
Worth Every Penny

Incoming Lafayette Parish Schools Superintendent Pat Cooper is a smart investment. By Heather Miller

 
Cuba Libre!

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Could Cuba become the next new market for Lafayette deepwater technology?  By Cherry Fisher May

With the first-ever Russian delegation in attendance, this year’s LAGCOE guest roster will have a uniquely impressive international flavor. That’s due in large part to the hard work of the LAGCOE board but also because top execs at some global companies, including Russia’s TNK-BP, spent part of their careers here. They know the value of LAGCOE and want their decision-making engineers to be at the show. Is it possible that a Cuban delegation could be part of the mix at the next one, two years hence?

 
It’s More Than Fun and Games

Wednesday, September 28, 2011
By Cherry Fisher May

Training workers for Louisiana’s emerging digital economy

 
Marking the Milestones of Women in Business

There is progress to report for women in the workplace, but the gender gap still exists.
By Cherry Fisher May

 
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    Former state Sen. Mike Michot, term-limited after 16 years in the Louisiana Legislature, today joins The Picard Group as senior policy advisor.

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    If Bako’s has already shut down, this could be a record for Lafayette’s most short-lived but highly anticipated restaurant venture.

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    An Atlanta-based company is entering the Lafayette market with an $8 million student-cottage complex on Coolidge Street at General Mouton and the 1800 block of West Pinhook Road, once the site of Evangeline Motors.


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