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Downtown Lafayette needs more parking options, commercial development and investment to help revitalization efforts in the city's core, a group of development advocates told the city-parish council Tuesday.

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One Acadiana, Atmos Energy, and the Lafayette Public Library teamed up to host a summer reading program at Alice Boucher Elementary School on Monday. 

The Lafayette Public Library introduced students to the new Bookmobile and shared information about the summer reading program.

Research shows that reading over the summer helps keep students on track, but that lower income students and those with transportation barriers frequently lack access to books.

Baton Rouge, LA (May 8, 2019) – TEAM Honda of Baton Rouge has earned the prestigious President’s Award from American Honda Motor Co., Inc. for excellence in its sales and service performance, in the sales experience it delivers to customers and in its business operations.

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Our restaurant was purchased by GPS Hospitality in December 2016. GPS Hospitality is based in Atlanta and own/operates more than 380 restaurants in 11 states. Our values are part of our company name - Goal Focused, People Oriented and Service Obsessed. GPS was proud to be recognized by Burger King as its 2018 Global Franchisee of the Year.

TYLER, Texas, May 3, 2019 – Super 1 Foods and Gatorade have partnered to help military heroes throughout Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas stay hydrated as they work to protect our country.

Through May 28, customers who shop at Super 1 Foods stores will receive two free Gatorade Thirst Quencher or Propel Singles for every three purchased in a single transaction. Customers are encouraged to donate Gatorade purchases in specially marked bins at each store. All donated products will be distributed to military bases.

Watch the latest episode of Louisiana Business & Industry Show. 1A President & CEO Troy Wayman talks about the uniqueness of Acadiana, what 1A and partners are doing across the region, and our region's recent economic wins. 

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CHURCH POINT — The Richard's Cajun Foods plant in this Acadia Parish city just got bigger, and another expansion is planned for next year, a company official said during a Wednesday ceremony. 

During a ribbon-cutting ceremony, company and elected officials celebrated the $2.7 million completed expansion that features an additional 6,000 square feet and renovations of 3,000 more. But parent company Tall Tree Foods said it plans to add even more in 2020.