Here's the latest Acadiana business news
| Wednesday, August 4th, 2021 |
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with Adam Daigle | Business editor
Good morning, Acadiana. Here's what we have this morning for business news:
Guillory's approach to mask mandate is to educate businesses, not to enforceLafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory on Tuesday said Lafayette Fire Department inspectors and Lafayette Police officers, like in 2020, will visit businesses to make sure managers and owners understand the governor's mask mandate that goes into effect Aug. 3. Here's of the story. |
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 | Raising Cane’s is now offering educational benefits for hourly and managerial employees, including college tuition discounts, reimbursements for classes to complete a high school degree and free tuition at some private online colleges. Read more |
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 | Broussard-based oil and gas field services business American Eagle Logistics Inc. was sold to a subsidiary of McDonough, Georgia-based trucking and logistics company Bennett Motor Express LLC. Read more |
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 | The Lafayette City Council voted Tuesday to appoint a charter commission to consider amending or repealing the home rule charter. Read more |
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