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Old-school selling treats everyone like a prospect. The businesses winning Acadiana's attention do the opposite — and the playbook is simpler than you think.
UL Lafayette's Center for Louisiana Studies is handing its music archives to a new generation of musicians — and filming what happens when old songs meet fresh hands.
Notices, gatherings, and the everyday monumental.
Girard Park opens its gates October 8–11 for the 52nd edition of Acadiana's biggest cultural celebration. Here's what to know before you go.
Bangkok Thai is set to anchor a new 9,660-square-foot commercial center under construction at 101 Gerald Drive off Johnston Street, with more than $2.3 million in permitted construction work.
Midas Automotive has opened a new full-service auto repair location at 3115 W. Pinhook Road in Lafayette, offering oil changes, brakes, tires, diagnostics, A/C repair and more.
The landscape of Alexandria, Louisiana is changing. While the brick-and-mortar storefronts on MacArthur Drive and the historic charm of Third Street remain the physical heart of our city, the economic pulse has moved online.
For years, it has been the talk of the town and a permanent fixture on every Lafayette shopper's wish list. Now, the rumors are finally being laid to rest: the long-awaited Trader Joe's is officially underway.
337 Media, the Lafayette-based digital marketing agency behind 337 Magazine and 337 Local, has officially joined One Acadiana. Here's what the membership means for Acadiana businesses navigating AI-driven search and digital growth.
Old-school selling treats everyone as a prospect and burns trust. Marketing that attracts flips the script: solve a specific person's problems in public, build brand trust, and let customers come to you. Here is how Acadiana businesses do it.