While the five members of the PSC are not household names, they play a big role, making decisions on state energy and utility policy that are more impactful on people’s daily lives than any up-ballot race.
“We’re used to the hurricanes — this was a shocker for them,” operations coordinator Cassandra High said. “So we decided to come and show them some love. Because we believe that food feeds the soul.”
New LUS Fiber director Michael Soileau wants to expand the municipal fiber service to ensure its future success. That could be easier said than done.
The jurisdictional conflict set off by a change in state law has been a headache for corrections officers.
Lawmakers will have until Nov. 25. to push through a raft of legislation that would lower tax rates but impose taxes on more services and close off exemptions.
Louisiana faces a financial shortfall of at least $587 million next year primarily because of automatic tax cuts scheduled to take effect next year.
A plan to overhaul Lafayette public schools has triggered significant pushback from community members who don’t want their schools closed.
The funds, drawn from the American Rescue Plan, could mean hundreds of installs to homes and businesses, many in the Youngsville area.
Artist Roz LeCompte finds peace in painting symbols of Acadiana. Find her show this week at Acadiana Center for the Arts.
River Ranch became a springboard for other development ventures. Daigle spearheaded Sugar Mill Pond in Youngsville and West Village in Scott.
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