Here's the latest Acadiana business news
| Monday, November 8th, 2021 |
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with Adam Daigle | Business editor
Happy Monday morning, Acadiana. This morning we've got the story of August “Nonco” Pelafigue, born in France before growing up in French-speaking community of what is now Arnaudville and whose cause for canonization was introduced by the Diocese of Lafayette. Acadiana's silent saint: Case for Nonco's cause unusual, but Arnaudville has few doubtersIt was small things that kept August “Nonco” Pelafigue's memory alive among his family and friends in this town of 1,000 people that straddles the St. Landry-St. Martin parish line. Read the story here. |
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 | Former Lafayette Mayor-President Joel Robideaux, a former state legislator now lobbying for Ochsner Lafayette General, is leading a charge to build a new multi-purpose arts center to replace the Heymann Center, which would clear the way for the landlocked hospital next door to expand. Read more |
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 | Sherry Latour counsels people to find endeavors that will feed their souls. Read more |
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 | Even as state crews reconnected power and rented campground spaces to tourists as soon as cleared of storm debris, the head of Louisiana State Parks facilities and operations surveyed a forest of downed trees and said his biggest concern was how they would interpret this new landscape. Read more |
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